@Theresa125
I would say definitely NO if the guest just left low ratings but didn't say anything negative in their review, e.g. in the OP's case, where they just wrote "good". Potential future guests cannot see the star ratings an individual guest gave you, only the average star ratings for the listing and also for the host. They cannot see any private feedback the guest left either. So, you are doing yourself no favours as it will just look weird and aggressive.
If you feel the need to respond to the guest about their ratings, don't do it publicly on your listing! Send them a private message and they may respond, they may not, but they are unlikely to even see the response to their review, which appears on your profile, not theirs.
Remember that the audience for the review responses are potential future guests, so use your responses as another marketing tool.
If there is something negative/inaccurate actually in the review text itself, which is what I'm guessing you mean by 'out of the ordinary reviews', by all means respond, but keep it brief, professional and don't get emotional. I don't have a standard response because each case is different. If there is something inaccurate/false, then call it out. If the guest failed to read/understand the listing, then call it out. If there was an issue that you resolved quickly, you can mention that. If there was a genuine reason for complaint, even if it was for a small thing, then apologise and mention what you have done/are doing to improve. The important thing is to always come across as reasonable and rational, even if the guest is not.
Also, if you only respond to problematic reviews, those will stick out like a sore thumb. Remember, that review will get pushed down as time passes and you get better ones. I make a point of responding to almost every review, even if it's just to say "Thank you for being a great guest," or "It was lovely meeting you." That way you are not drawing attention to only the more negative reviews.