Exposition Text

The communicative purpose of analytical exposition text is ... .

• to persuade the readers or listeners that something is the case.

• to retell past events

• to give steps of doing something

• to tell the newsworthy event(s) of the day

What tense should you mostly use in writing expository?

• Simple Past Tense

• Simple Present Tense

• Present Continous Tense

What are the functions of "conjunction" in exposition text? (choose that apply)

• giving the text coherence

• link ideas, contrast concepts, sequence thoughts, add to ideas and connect cause and effort

• summarize the text

What elements are not needed to make a strong point in expository text?

• logical arguments

• evidence

• select and omit information

• tell from two points of views

What will be found in the beginning of the exposition text?

• introductory statement of position giving the author’s opinion or point of view

• a series of logical arguments that convince

  the audience

• summarising the author’s point of view

What will be found in the last part of the exposition text?

• introductory statement of position giving the

  author’s opinion or point of view

• a series of logical arguments that convince

  the audience

• summarising the author’s point of view

In the argument stage, arguments need to be.....

• logically developed and

  supported.

• widely discussed.

• fairly compared.

• chronologically positioned.

For arguments to be as effective as possible they should............

• include supporting facts, examples,

  tables, visual images, quotes or evidence so that

  they appear convincing

• use vague terms such as the general public, or a large group

• start with the widely used argument

• have a lot of main ideas

Which verb is an action verb?

• jump

• beg

• challenge

• hope

The personal pronoun "I" is often removed in the exposition text.

• TRUE

• FALSE