Swift’s An Essay on Criticism was a comprehensive study of theories of literary criticism.

Passage Three According to the speaker,what is the solution to prevent excessive praise and criticism A: Accepting the criticism and ignore the praise. B: Understanding the reason behind people’s criticism. C: Stopping caring other people’s opinions. D: Smiling to all the praise and criticism.

Which is Shelley’s work of literary criticism A: An Essay on Criticism. B: A De fence of Poetry. C: On the Necessity of Atheism. D: Of Studies.

The government is currently facing_______ criticism.

Mr. Robinson decided to take back his (). A: criticism of Mr. Wang B: criticism of Mr. Wang's C: the criticism of Mr. Wang D: Mr. Wang's criticism

Dare to make constructive criticism, and _______ the instructive criticism with an open mind.

Praise and criticism are 1)_______________of the same coin. Just as with praise, criticism is not necessarily something 2) _______________. Even though criticism may sound harsh to the ear, it is good 3) _______________. If constructive, criticism helps us grow and 4) _______________ more realistically. To do so, criticism has to be valid and unbiased feedback.

As to handling criticism, Li Lei thinks he can accept____ criticism quite well.

In New Zealand, a friend can not openly provide constructive criticism.

It was an Englishman that gave the lady the idea that “king’s English” is a term of criticism.