The correct answer is C. This section isn't very descriptive. Try adding more adjectives to help describe your dog or his habits.
Explanation:
Constructive feedback is a judgment about some text or work that allows the author to know which aspects of his or her work are right and which ones need improvement and in which ways. Because of this constructive feedback implies praising, but also some criticism that supports an improvement or correction process and that is usually linked to specific suggestions on how to improve the aspects that are criticized.This means these type of feedback or judgments construct as they aim at improving and correcting instead of destroying with just criticism. Considering this, the best example of constructive feedback is "This section isn't very descriptive. Try adding more adjectives to help describe your dog or his habits" because it is clear which aspect of the work needs improvement, instead of criticizing rudely or saying all the work is wrong and also it provides suggestions on how to improving which helps the author to improve the work, also, the language use is aimed at helping rather than criticizing or destroying the work which is what the constructive feedback is about.
