Ulangan Harian 1

Analytical exposition text is a text that ……………. the writer‘s idea about the phenomenon surrounding.

• argues

• elevates

• undermines

• declines

• elaborates

The social function of analytical exposition text is to ……

• Persuade anyone on a certain issue

• Retell anyone about past events

• Describe about an on- going activity

• Give responses of certain question

• Make some plans for future events

The generic structure of analytical exposition text is …………….

• Thesis – argument – reiteration

• Argument – reiteration – thesis

• Reiteration – thesis – argument

• Thesis- reiteration – argument

• Argument – thesis - reiteration

Introducing the topic and indicating the writer’s point of view is the ….. of analytical exposition text.

• title

• reiteration

• thesis

• argument

• preface

Restating the writer’s point of view is the …… of analytical exposition text.

• title

• reiteration

• argument

• thesis

• preface

Each argument in an analytical exposition text must be supported by ……..

• Questions and facts

• Questions and relevant information

• Facts and answers

• Facts and relevant information

• Questions and answers

The following phrases can be used to make conclusion, except:

• I personally believe …

• I want to present …

• Therefore, my conclusion is …

• So, I conclude …

• from the fact above, ...

The tense that is used in an analytical exposition text is ….

• Simple past tense

• Present continuous tense

• Simple present tense

• Present future tense

• Present perfect tense

We use mental verbs in writing an analytical exposition text. The following are mental verbs, except:

• I believe

• I prefer

• I disagree

• I doubt

• I write

We use connecting words to link arguments so that the flow of the argument is logical and fluent. The following are the examples of connecting words, except:

• Additionally

• Because

• Furthermore

• In addition

• Secondly