Question

When writing a critique, a reader first finds the central idea and supporting details, then gives evidence to support a position. states a position on the central idea. connects the text to historical facts. concludes with a strong statement.

Answer 1

The answer is B. States a position on the central idea

Answer 2

The correct answer is B. State a position.

Explanation

The word criticism is a term used to refer to an opinion or judgment regarding a situation, person or object. The criticisms are usually manifested publicly and revolve around the content of a book, a situation, an article, an artistic work, a show, among others. To carry out criticism, you must first establish a position, either for or against what you want to criticize, and from there highlight each of the relevant factors to support the criticism. For example, a film review can be favorable by highlighting the high graphic quality, the acting of the characters, the locations of the film, the music, and the costumes. So, the correct answer is B. State a position.