CREATIVE NON-FICTION REVIEWER FOR SECOND QUARTER

 Point of View - refers to the perspective from which a story is told.

 Testimonio - first-person account by the person (narrator) who has faced instance of social and political
inequality, oppression, or any specific form of marginalization?
 A good critique should be written Objectively
 Critic - refers to the person who judges the merits of literary or artistic works especially who does so
professionally.
 states the job of a critic - The critic examines how the structure and language of the text convey its meaning.
 to ensure when revising the beginning of a creative nonfiction piece - Ensure that beginning presents all the
characters. Ensure that beginning captures the reader’s interest. Ensure that beginning tells the particular time
and place.
 Re-verify facts and information - is not part of the revision process.
 Is revising similar to proofreading? No. Revising is polishing one’s thoughts and ideas while proofreading is
looking for mistakes in a paper such as punctuation and spelling errors.
 Flash-forward-narrative devices defines as “flashing forward” or quickly looking at something that will happen
in the future?
 Flashback- narrative devices define as “flashing back” or quickly looking at something that had already
happened?
 Personal origin story - is an element to consider in writing an autobiography
 the following statements describes literary journalism - It is fact-driven, it requires research and interview,
It comes closest to newspaper and magazine writing.
 Blog - forms of creative nonfiction involves the use of multimedia like audio and videos.
 Travelogue - is the term used to define a form of creative nonfiction in which the narrator’s encounters with
foreign places serve as the dominant subjects?
 Critique- terms refers to the genre of academic writing that summarizes and evaluates a work of someone such
as creative works, research and media?
 Compliment – term DOES not associate to critique
 Blog - an online diary or journal located on a website
 can be considered a good critique - One that is written objectively.
 describes writing a critique in creative nonfiction. Writing a critique requires critical thinking.
Writing a critique formal, academic writing style and has a logical structure.
Writing a critique is describing, analyzing, interpreting and assessing the work of the creative nonfiction writer.
 Give an honest, constructive, and polite assessment of the writing. is the most important guideline for providing
a critique of creative nonfiction according to Benedict (2009).
 Are my sentences interesting? Are the facts accurate? are the questions will be asked during revision process.
 The ideas strongly associate to revision is polishing one’s thinking.
 conducting basic research important in writing draft for creative nonfiction text. It allows writer to gather all
needed facts and information about the topic.
 to write a biography of an influential person in their community as an academic requirement for her Creative
Nonfiction class, the writer need to research the Education, Achievements, Family history of that influential
person.
 In evaluating the significance of the two rules to the revision process according to Mazzeo (2012). How do these
rules contribute to the effectiveness of the revision process? The rules ensure a flexible and open-minded
approach to revising a draft.
 As a critic, you should look into when evaluating creative nonfiction work like, Content, Language, Grammar.
 As a writer, you develop details and description of your nonfictional story like, use imagery, set vivid scene
Avoid cliché and jargons
 Research is important in creative nonfiction writing, because Research validates information and details
 Express oneself freely, use basic research to get facts, develop a consistent daily writing time, - are considered
useful tips in writing a draft.
 During revision process, a creative nonfiction writer focuses on the meaning or message of the story. The terms
refer to the meaning or message of the story – Theme
 spelling and grammar - elements of travelogue is least considered during revision.
 A good critique focuses on the work and not on the writer’s personal life, good critique should be objective.
 A good critique should present both the strengths and weaknesses of the written work, good critique should be
comprehensible.
 Multimedia elements complement written content, providing visual interest and enhancing the message -
writing a blog post, what role do multimedia elements (such as images, audio, and video) play in enhancing the
overall presentation of your content?
 Time table - This contains series of plans; activities need to be done and the times they will be finished.
 Narrate: biography - Entertain: health procedures
 Advertisement: persuade: news article: inform.
 the following should be done before preparing a draft, prepare a timetable, conduct basic research, Understand
the purpose and type text.
 Writing a draft is a process of - Transferring and getting ideas into the page.
 the advantage of revising a written work - enhances analytical skill, develops critical thinking skill, helps the
writer become more efficient.