PUMPA - SMART LEARNING
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Book Free DemoA review is a critical assessment of a book, play, film, an event, etc., published in a newspaper or magazine. A review is an appreciation of something as to whether they like it or not. Or why it appeals to the audience's interests.
A review can be subjective at most times and partly objective. It should not just be a bashing /praising of the book, movie or event.
Steps to review:
- First, choose the piece/work (a book, movie, an article or event).
- Read the selected piece (a book/an article) or watch it (a movie/an event) cautiously until you understand it thoroughly.
- Focus on the main idea of the piece and its purpose.
- Critically evaluate the work.
- Make a note of all that is worthy of analysis.
- Summarise it in a brief way.
- Present it orally or in written form.
Steps to review:
Introduction: Begin with a summary of the book/movie/event. This is probably a good way to introduce any review because it gives context to what you are talking about. Describe the book/movie cover and title. In case of an event, describe the purpose.
Body:
- Pick out the most important characteristic of the book, movie.
- Include small quotes as examples.
- Include any subtitles at this stage.
- Describe how well the event has been organised and conducted.
Conclusion:
- Find similar books/movies/events and compare but come out with your own opinion.
- Give it a star rating if you want.
- Include the details of the Author/directors/organisers.
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