This document provides information on how to write an effective review. It notes that a review should include an introduction that summarizes the key background information, as well as two paragraphs discussing the plot without revealing the ending. It also recommends including a conclusion with an overall assessment and recommendation. Additional tips include knowing your subject and audience, having a strong opinion, and providing context without using first-person language. The goal is to concisely analyze the content and suggest if others would appreciate it.

2. Review is an examination, report, survey or
evaluation.
Review are the short description
of films, plays, concerts and
programs etc.
Which are written to inform
readers or viewers about the
event giving also an opinion
and /or recommendation about it

3. A review is an easy way to
let other people know
if you liked a book, film,
TV programme .They are
short descriptions where
we express our opinion
and recommendations
about books, films we
have read or watched.

5. An Introduction
In which you summaries
all the background information of the
book/film, etc.

6. It normally consists of two paragraphs:
1. one that includes the main points of the
plot in chronological order
2. and another with comments on the plot
(positive and negative aspects), the main
characters, the acting etc.
3. But you DON´T REVEAL the end of the story.

7.  A conclusion in which the
writer includes a general
assessment of the book
/film/play and recommends
or does not recommend it
with reasons or justifications.

8.  Book review
 Music review
 Bought review
 Movie review
 Peer review

9. A book review or a book report is a form of
literary criticism in which a book Is analyzed
based on content,style,and merit

10. Music reviews includes performance review
,recording reviews and composition review

11.  A bought review is a system where creator
(usually a company) of a new product pays a
review his new product

12.  The evaluation of a movie and its assessment
is called movies review

13.  The process in which scientist assess the
work of their colleagues that has been
submitted for publication in the sciectist
literature is called peer review

14.  Know your subject
 Know your audience
 Don’t be afraid to have a strong opinion
 Avoid “I” and “in my opinion”
 Give background
 Don’t spoil the ending

15. Knowing the subject is the
best technique
To write the review
Because it is necessary
that you have sufficient
information about the subject
you have chosen otherwise the
whole purpose of writing is lost

16.  To write the perfect review you should know
about your audience so that you can write the
review according to the likes and dislikes of
the audience

17.  While writing a review, donot be afraid of
writing your strong opinion because there is
nothing boring than review that does not
have a strong opinion in it.so, you have to
stated it boldly

18.  To write a perfect review ,avoid phrases like “I
"and “in my opinion "because such phrases
are unnecessary as your reader understand
that it is your opinion and your are writing
about it

19.  If you want the reader to completely
understand the review you should give the
background the subject your review is

20.  Do not spoil the ending of your review
because there is nothing the reader hates
more then the spoil ending

21.  First, a review gives the reader a concise
summary of the content. This includes a
relevant description of the topic as well as its
overall perspective, argument, or purpose.
 Second, and more importantly, a review offers
a critical assessment of the content. This
involves your reactions to the work under
review: what strikes you as noteworthy,
whether or not it was effective or persuasive,
and how it enhanced your understanding of
the issues at hand.

22.  Finally, in addition to analyzing the work, a
review often suggests whether or not the
audience would appreciate it.