Which of the following should NOT happen at a peer review?

Question

One student summarizes the story’s plot.

The writer takes notes to use later, when revising his story.

A student says, “This part of the story confused me.”

The writer keeps revising his story during the peer review session.

Answer 1

The statement that should NOT happen at a peer review is:

"The writer keeps revising his story during the peer review session."

During a peer review, it's important for the writer to listen to feedback and take notes for later revisions rather than making changes in the moment. This allows for a more structured and focused feedback session.