"Are there characters or scenarios in the text that could be direct representations of significant people or events in the author’s life?" This is a key question of what type of criticism?

Nobody (know, knows) the trouble I’ve seen.

Ten dollars (is, are) the price of Kristine’s bag.

The committee members (lead, leads) very different lives in private.

"When and where did the story happen?" This is a key question of what type of criticism?

"My dog, which is very playful, loves to run around the yard." Is the adjective clause used in the given sentence essential or nonessential?

"Students who complete their homework on time will get a reward." Is the adjective clause used in the given sentence essential or nonessential?

"What personal experiences of the author are relevant to the story?" This is a key question of what type of criticism?

"It would have been fixed at the weekend." Is the given sentence an active voice or passive voice?

It is a critical approach that the author’s life, thoughts, and feelings have greatly influenced the literary work they create.

Either my shoes or your coat (is, are) always on the floor.

Wilma and Jervin (doesn’t, don’t) want to see that movie.