English, 17.12.2021 02:50 MustafaEtroshi

HURRY PLEASEEE!! In an essay, a student described a character as strong and brave. She then went on to write, in detail, about the character’s appearance and clothing. What issues would come up for a peer reviewer reading this essay?
It is not appropriate to describe the physical appearance or characters.
The writer did not support her claims with relevant evidence from the story.
The writer should have written in general terms and not included details.
The writer should not have written about characters in the story at all.

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