Question

True or false. A good critic can manage to not be affected by her own bias and experience

Answer 1

True, if a critic allowed bias and past experiences to affect his/her review of a work, then that critic would be no different than an average person giving an opinion. 

Answer 2

true.

Step-by-step explanation:

A good critic, indeed, needs to be, ideally, objective, that is to say, the object of his or her critique is what needs to be evaluated and analyzed, based on its own merits, contents, form, and style; and the critic should aspire to be unbiased and to not let his or her own experiences taint her objective view upon the object of the critique.