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After Reading Writing from Literature Write a critical review of a literary work. Consider how the author’s use of style elements (such as word choice, figurative language, imagery, mood, or theme) affected your appreciation of the work. Your review should state your opinion of the work, explain the criteria you used to judge it, and tell whether you would recommend it to others. Literary Works and Style Elements to Consider theme and word choice in “A Chip of Glass Ruby” imagery and tone in “Birches” Writing Workshop Writing Prompts...continued WRITING PROMPT 1 Critical Review

After Reading Writing for the Real World Write a critical review of a story you have viewed or read. Your review should state your opinion of the work, explain the criteria you used to judge it, and tell whether you would recommend it to others. Writing Workshop Writing Prompts WRITING PROMPT 2 Critical Review...continued Types of Stories to Consider a movie or documentary that gave you a better understanding of a particular issue a play or television program that changed the way you see the world

After Reading Writing for the Real World Write a critical review of a new or reemerging fashion, a recently opened store or restaurant, or the latest trend for teenagers. Your review should state your opinion, explain the criteria you used to judge it, and tell whether you would recommend it to others. Writing Workshop Writing Prompts WRITING PROMPT 3 Critical Review...continued

After Reading Writing About Fine Art Using a piece of art from a textbook, a library book, or an online art gallery, write a critical review of a painting or sculpture that you either love or hate. Your review should state your opinion of the work, explain the criteria you used to evaluate it, and tell why the artist did or did not fulfill your expectations. Writing Workshop Writing Prompts WRITING PROMPT 4 Critical Review