NAME: ________________________________
PART I. Direction: Identify whether the following statement is
FACT/OPINION.
1. War is always wrong.
2. Many innocent people are killed in war.
3. There is too much unemployment in Britain.
4. Wild animals should not be kept in zoos.
5. Teachers should be allowed to smack children if they
misbehave.
6. Royal weddings always attract a lot of interest.
7. Cigarettes cause lung cancer.
8. England is a nation of pet-lovers.
9. The Government organizes a census of the whole
population every ten years.
10. The census is a waste of time and energy.
11. The quality of life has decreased in the last ten years.
12. The written part of the driving test must be completed
before the practical driving part.
13. Access courses are designed to prepare students for
higher education.
14. Country living is the only way to live.
15. If you live in London, you have to be able to use the
underground.
PART II. Direction: Identify the following.
1. Argues that we must take an author’s life and
background into account when we study a text.
2. Emphasizes economic and social conditions.
3. Any critic can take any approach that helps him/her
explain what they think the author is saying in his/her
work.
4. Argues that social contexts (the social environment)
must be considered when analyzing a text.
5. Argues that since there is no single meaning of any
word, there can be no single meaning of a text.
6. It has different perspectives we consider when looking
at a piece of literature.
7. A text as a revelation of its author’s mind and
personality.
8. It is concerned with the role, position, and influence of
women in a literary text.
9. Argues that every literary work is a product of its time
and its world.
10. Emphasizes the form of a literary work to determine its
meaning, focusing on literary elements and how they
work to create meaning.
Part III. TRUE/FALSE
1. An individual reader’s interpretation usually not
changes over time.
2. Literature is a reflection of its society.
3. One need not be a Marxist to use a Marxist approach,
any more than one needs to be a woman to use a
feminist approach.
4. Archetypes the universal elements of human life that
are common in all cultures.
5. EVERY text has one valid meanings because the reader
may interpret the words differently than the writer
intended them.
NAME: ________________________________
PART I. Direction: Identify whether the following statement is
FACT/OPINION.
1. War is always wrong.
2. Many innocent people are killed in war.
3. There is too much unemployment in Britain.
4. Wild animals should not be kept in zoos.
5. Teachers should be allowed to smack children if they
misbehave.
6. Royal weddings always attract a lot of interest.
7. Cigarettes cause lung cancer.
8. England is a nation of pet-lovers.
9. The Government organizes a census of the whole
population every ten years.
10. The census is a waste of time and energy.
11. The quality of life has decreased in the last ten years.
12. The written part of the driving test must be completed
before the practical driving part.
13. Access courses are designed to prepare students for
higher education.
14. Country living is the only way to live.
15. If you live in London, you have to be able to use the
underground.
PART II. Direction: Identify the following.
1. Argues that we must take an author’s life and
background into account when we study a text.
2. Emphasizes economic and social conditions.
3. Any critic can take any approach that helps him/her
explain what they think the author is saying in his/her
work.
4. Argues that social contexts (the social environment)
must be considered when analyzing a text.
5. Argues that since there is no single meaning of any
word, there can be no single meaning of a text.
6. It has different perspectives we consider when looking
at a piece of literature.
7. A text as a revelation of its author’s mind and
personality.
8. It is concerned with the role, position, and influence of
women in a literary text.
9. Argues that every literary work is a product of its time
and its world.
10. Emphasizes the form of a literary work to determine its
meaning, focusing on literary elements and how they
work to create meaning.
Part III. TRUE/FALSE
1. An individual reader’s interpretation usually not
changes over time.
2. Literature is a reflection of its society.
3. One need not be a Marxist to use a Marxist approach,
any more than one needs to be a woman to use a
feminist approach.
4. Archetypes the universal elements of human life that
are common in all cultures.
5. EVERY text has one valid meanings because the reader
may interpret the words differently than the writer
intended them.