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📗 UNIT 2: Expository Text
Theme: Innovation and Society
Text Type: Expository Text (Analytical & Informative)
Phase: F (Grade XI – Senior High School)
By Adri Walleng
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🧭 I. Meaningful Understanding (Pemahaman Bermakna)
Students understand that Expository Text helps people explain, describe, or clarify complex ideas, events, or phenomena logically and factually.
They learn to analyze, evaluate, and communicate information clearly using appropriate language and structure.
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🎯 II. Learning Objectives
By the end of the lesson, students will be able to:
Identify the purpose, structure, and language features of Expository Texts.
Analyze information and explain ideas or processes logically.
Use connective words, technical vocabulary, and present tense accurately in explanations.
Write and present their own expository texts about innovation and its impact on society.
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🧱 III. Definition
An Expository Text is a non-fiction text that explains, describes, or gives information about a topic in a logical and factual manner.
It helps readers understand something by providing facts, data, examples, and logical reasoning.
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🗂️ IV. Function
To inform or explain a concept or process.
To clarify how or why something happens.
To educate the reader with factual information.
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🧩 V. Text Structure
Section | Function | Example Signal Words |
1. Introduction | Introduces the topic and gives the main idea. | Generally, in general, to begin with, mainly |
2. Body Paragraph(s) | Explains supporting ideas with facts, examples, or evidence. | For example, in addition, as a result, furthermore, consequently |
3. Conclusion | Summarizes key ideas or provides final remarks. | In conclusion, to sum up, overall |
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💬 VI. Language Features
Feature | Explanation | Example |
General nouns | Refers to a group or concept, not specific individuals | Society, people, technology, energy |
Action verbs | Used to explain actions or processes | affects, produces, generates, causes |
Technical terms | Subject-specific vocabulary | ecosystem, innovation, renewable, process |
Present tense | Describes facts and general truths | The sun provides energy for all living things. |
Passive voice | Emphasizes the process or result rather than the doer | Electricity is produced by turbines. |
Connectives | Show logical sequence and relationships | firstly, in contrast, as a result, therefore, however |
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🧠 VII. Types of Expository Texts
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🧩 VIII. Example TextTitle: How Innovation Changes SocietyIntroduction: Body: Conclusion: |
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✍️ IX. Grammar Focus1. Simple Present TenseUsed for facts, truths, and explanations. Formula: Used when the focus is on the process or result. Formula: |
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3. Connectives (Transition Words)Used to make writing logical and coherent.
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🧩 X. Vocabulary Bank
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Multiple Choice
🧩 Exercise: Understanding Expository Text
Read the text below and answer questions 1–5.
Text 1: The Importance of Renewable Energy
Renewable energy is energy that comes from natural sources such as sunlight, wind, rain, and geothermal heat. These sources are constantly replenished and do not run out, unlike fossil fuels. The use of renewable energy is very important because it helps reduce pollution and slows down climate change.
Firstly, solar panels convert sunlight into electricity without producing harmful gases. Wind turbines also generate clean energy that can power thousands of homes. Moreover, using renewable energy decreases dependence on oil and coal.
In conclusion, renewable energy provides a sustainable solution for future energy needs. It protects the environment and supports economic growth through green industries.
1. What is the main idea of the text?
A. The advantages of fossil fuels
B. The importance of renewable energy for the future
C. How to build solar panels
D. The process of generating electricity
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Multiple Choice
🧩 Exercise: Understanding Expository Text
Read the text below and answer questions 1–5.
Text 1: The Importance of Renewable Energy
Renewable energy is energy that comes from natural sources such as sunlight, wind, rain, and geothermal heat. These sources are constantly replenished and do not run out, unlike fossil fuels. The use of renewable energy is very important because it helps reduce pollution and slows down climate change.
Firstly, solar panels convert sunlight into electricity without producing harmful gases. Wind turbines also generate clean energy that can power thousands of homes. Moreover, using renewable energy decreases dependence on oil and coal.
In conclusion, renewable energy provides a sustainable solution for future energy needs. It protects the environment and supports economic growth through green industries.
2. What is the purpose of the text?
A. To tell a story about energy use
B. To describe the history of energy
C. To explain the importance of renewable energy
D. To persuade people to buy solar panels
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Multiple Choice
🧩 Exercise: Understanding Expository Text
Read the text below and answer questions 1–5.
Text 1: The Importance of Renewable Energy
Renewable energy is energy that comes from natural sources such as sunlight, wind, rain, and geothermal heat. These sources are constantly replenished and do not run out, unlike fossil fuels. The use of renewable energy is very important because it helps reduce pollution and slows down climate change.
Firstly, solar panels convert sunlight into electricity without producing harmful gases. Wind turbines also generate clean energy that can power thousands of homes. Moreover, using renewable energy decreases dependence on oil and coal.
In conclusion, renewable energy provides a sustainable solution for future energy needs. It protects the environment and supports economic growth through green industries.
3. Which of the following is a renewable energy source mentioned in the text?
A. Coal
B. Oil
C. Wind
D. Gas
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Multiple Choice
🧩 Exercise: Understanding Expository Text
Read the text below and answer questions 1–5.
Text 1: The Importance of Renewable Energy
Renewable energy is energy that comes from natural sources such as sunlight, wind, rain, and geothermal heat. These sources are constantly replenished and do not run out, unlike fossil fuels. The use of renewable energy is very important because it helps reduce pollution and slows down climate change.
Firstly, solar panels convert sunlight into electricity without producing harmful gases. Wind turbines also generate clean energy that can power thousands of homes. Moreover, using renewable energy decreases dependence on oil and coal.
In conclusion, renewable energy provides a sustainable solution for future energy needs. It protects the environment and supports economic growth through green industries.
4. What is the effect of using renewable energy?
A. It increases pollution.
B. It reduces dependence on fossil fuels.
C. It causes climate change.
D. It wastes natural resources.
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Multiple Choice
🧩 Exercise: Understanding Expository Text
Read the text below and answer questions 1–5.
Text 1: The Importance of Renewable Energy
Renewable energy is energy that comes from natural sources such as sunlight, wind, rain, and geothermal heat. These sources are constantly replenished and do not run out, unlike fossil fuels. The use of renewable energy is very important because it helps reduce pollution and slows down climate change.
Firstly, solar panels convert sunlight into electricity without producing harmful gases. Wind turbines also generate clean energy that can power thousands of homes. Moreover, using renewable energy decreases dependence on oil and coal.
In conclusion, renewable energy provides a sustainable solution for future energy needs. It protects the environment and supports economic growth through green industries.
5. The word “sustainable” in the last paragraph is closest in meaning to…
A. Temporary
B. Limited
D. Expensive
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Fill in the Blank
✍️ Exercise: Fill in the Blanks
Text: The Impact of Technology on Education
Technology has changed the way students learn and teachers teach. Today, many schools use digital tools to make learning more interesting and effective. Online platforms, such as Google Classroom and educational apps, help students access information anytime and anywhere.
However, technology also brings challenges. Some students become too dependent on the internet and lose their ability to think critically. Therefore, teachers must guide them to use technology wisely.
In conclusion, technology provides great benefits for education, but it should be used with balance and responsibility.
Complete the sentences below with the correct words!
Technology has changed the way students _______ and teachers teach.
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Fill in the Blank
✍️ Exercise: Fill in the Blanks
Text: The Impact of Technology on Education
Technology has changed the way students learn and teachers teach. Today, many schools use digital tools to make learning more interesting and effective. Online platforms, such as Google Classroom and educational apps, help students access information anytime and anywhere.
However, technology also brings challenges. Some students become too dependent on the internet and lose their ability to think critically. Therefore, teachers must guide them to use technology wisely.
In conclusion, technology provides great benefits for education, but it should be used with balance and responsibility.
Complete the sentences below with the correct words!
Many schools use _______ tools to make learning more effective.
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Fill in the Blank
✍️ Exercise: Fill in the Blanks
Text: The Impact of Technology on Education
Technology has changed the way students learn and teachers teach. Today, many schools use digital tools to make learning more interesting and effective. Online platforms, such as Google Classroom and educational apps, help students access information anytime and anywhere.
However, technology also brings challenges. Some students become too dependent on the internet and lose their ability to think critically. Therefore, teachers must guide them to use technology wisely.
In conclusion, technology provides great benefits for education, but it should be used with balance and responsibility.
Complete the sentences below with the correct words!
Online platforms help students access _______ anytime and anywhere.
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Fill in the Blank
✍️ Exercise: Fill in the Blanks
Text: The Impact of Technology on Education
Technology has changed the way students learn and teachers teach. Today, many schools use digital tools to make learning more interesting and effective. Online platforms, such as Google Classroom and educational apps, help students access information anytime and anywhere.
However, technology also brings challenges. Some students become too dependent on the internet and lose their ability to think critically. Therefore, teachers must guide them to use technology wisely.
In conclusion, technology provides great benefits for education, but it should be used with balance and responsibility.
Complete the sentences below with the correct words!
Teachers must guide students to use technology _______.
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Open Ended
📘 Reading Text: The Impact of Social Media on Society
In today’s world, social media has become an essential part of daily life. It allows people to communicate instantly, share information, and express opinions. Platforms such as Instagram, TikTok, and X (formerly Twitter) have made it easier for individuals to connect globally and spread ideas quickly.
However, social media also brings negative effects. Many users spend too much time online, leading to addiction and decreased productivity. Moreover, false information can spread rapidly, influencing public opinion and causing misunderstanding.
Therefore, it is important for users to use social media wisely. People should verify the accuracy of information before sharing and balance their online and offline lives. Social media is powerful—it can connect and inspire, but it can also mislead and divide if not used responsibly.
1. What is the main idea of the text? Explain it in your own words.
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Open Ended
📘 Reading Text: The Impact of Social Media on Society
In today’s world, social media has become an essential part of daily life. It allows people to communicate instantly, share information, and express opinions. Platforms such as Instagram, TikTok, and X (formerly Twitter) have made it easier for individuals to connect globally and spread ideas quickly.
However, social media also brings negative effects. Many users spend too much time online, leading to addiction and decreased productivity. Moreover, false information can spread rapidly, influencing public opinion and causing misunderstanding.
Therefore, it is important for users to use social media wisely. People should verify the accuracy of information before sharing and balance their online and offline lives. Social media is powerful—it can connect and inspire, but it can also mislead and divide if not used responsibly.
2. According to the text, what are two positive and two negative effects of social media on society?
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Open Ended
📘 Reading Text: The Impact of Social Media on Society
In today’s world, social media has become an essential part of daily life. It allows people to communicate instantly, share information, and express opinions. Platforms such as Instagram, TikTok, and X (formerly Twitter) have made it easier for individuals to connect globally and spread ideas quickly.
However, social media also brings negative effects. Many users spend too much time online, leading to addiction and decreased productivity. Moreover, false information can spread rapidly, influencing public opinion and causing misunderstanding.
Therefore, it is important for users to use social media wisely. People should verify the accuracy of information before sharing and balance their online and offline lives. Social media is powerful—it can connect and inspire, but it can also mislead and divide if not used responsibly.
3. The writer uses the word “Therefore” in the last paragraph. Explain the function of this word in the text and why it is important in expository writing.
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Open Ended
📘 Reading Text: The Impact of Social Media on Society
In today’s world, social media has become an essential part of daily life. It allows people to communicate instantly, share information, and express opinions. Platforms such as Instagram, TikTok, and X (formerly Twitter) have made it easier for individuals to connect globally and spread ideas quickly.
However, social media also brings negative effects. Many users spend too much time online, leading to addiction and decreased productivity. Moreover, false information can spread rapidly, influencing public opinion and causing misunderstanding.
Therefore, it is important for users to use social media wisely. People should verify the accuracy of information before sharing and balance their online and offline lives. Social media is powerful—it can connect and inspire, but it can also mislead and divide if not used responsibly.
4. Based on the text, what can people do to use social media more responsibly?
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Open Ended
📘 Reading Text: The Impact of Social Media on Society
In today’s world, social media has become an essential part of daily life. It allows people to communicate instantly, share information, and express opinions. Platforms such as Instagram, TikTok, and X (formerly Twitter) have made it easier for individuals to connect globally and spread ideas quickly.
However, social media also brings negative effects. Many users spend too much time online, leading to addiction and decreased productivity. Moreover, false information can spread rapidly, influencing public opinion and causing misunderstanding.
Therefore, it is important for users to use social media wisely. People should verify the accuracy of information before sharing and balance their online and offline lives. Social media is powerful—it can connect and inspire, but it can also mislead and divide if not used responsibly.
5. Write a short paragraph (4–5 sentences) expressing your own opinion:
Do you agree that social media has more positive than negative impacts? Give reasons for your answer.
📗 UNIT 2: Expository Text
Theme: Innovation and Society
Text Type: Expository Text (Analytical & Informative)
Phase: F (Grade XI – Senior High School)
By Adri Walleng
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