Question

1. which of the following is an appropriate rule of thumb for evaluating a literary work?○ well-written literature should fulfill the authors intentions.○ a poem should never be more than two pages in length.○ all good literature should use full sentences and correct grammar.○ literary writers should only write about things theyve experienced.

Explanation:

• The other options impose rigid, arbitrary restrictions that do not reflect standard literary evaluation: length limits, strict grammar/full sentence rules, and limiting subject matter to personal experience are not valid evaluation criteria. A core principle of evaluating literature is assessing if it achieves the author's intended purpose.

Answer:

Well-written literature should fulfill the author's intentions.