What is typically included at the top of a product review's layout beyond the title?

• A. A closing paragraph
• B. Date, reviewer name, and star rating
• C. An appendix with data
• D. A bibliography

Answer: (B)

In a product review, the top section is built to give you quick context about the piece: who wrote it, when it was published, and what overall impression the reviewer gave in the form of a star rating. This metadata helps you judge credibility, relevance (how recent the review is), and the initial takeaway before you read the full analysis. The closing paragraph sits at the end, not the top, and an appendix or bibliography would only appear in more formal documents or lengthy reports, not standard consumer reviews. So the best fit for what’s typically at the top is the date, reviewer name, and star rating.