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What is the purpose of a review of a written work?

A. To inform the reader of strengths and weaknesses
B. To change the writer's behavior
C. To entertain the reader
D. To revise an author's piece of writing



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GinnyAnswer

Final answer:

A review of a written work informs of strengths and weaknesses, revises the writing, and evaluates the main argument.


Explanation:

The purpose of a review of a written work is to inform the reader of strengths and weaknesses, revise an author's piece of writing, and evaluate how well the main argument holds up for its intended audience.


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echosong2305

Answer: D

Explanation: The answer should be D because when reviewing a written work, the reviewer is simply revising the author's piece of writing---they are not entertaining nor informing the reader of strengths and weaknesses, or changing the writer's behavior. Hope this helps!

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