Select Records In Table 1 That Are Not In Table 2

I have two tables [Reviews] and [Results].

When a Review has a Status = 'Not Accepted' then there should be one or more records in [Results] that indicate what the result of the review was.

I want to structure a query to perform a data integrity check to select any Review ID that satisfies the following criteria:
- The Review Status = 'Not Accepted'
- There are zero records in [Results] for that ReviewID

I can't figure out how to do it.

Here is an example of the tables where all record are OK...

[Reviews]
ID...Status
1....Accepted
2....Not Accepted
3....Accepted
4....Not Accepted
5....Not Accepted
6....Accepted

[Results]
ReviewID....ResultID
2................5
2................6
4................3
5................3
5................7

Here is how [Results] would look if there is a data integrity problem, where the results for Review 5 are missing....

[Results]
ReviewID....ResultID
2................5
2................6
4................3

So I want to structure a query that would return the following...

ReviewID
5

Because this is a Review with Status = 'Not Accepted' but there is no corresponding record(s) in [Results].

I guess in plain English it would be like this...

SELECT ReviewID
FROM [Reviews]
WHERE (ReviewID is in [Reviews]) AND (ReviewID is NOT in [Results])

Can this be done in a single SQL query?