The English Exercise - Hortatory Exposition Text

Pay attention to the following text's below!

1. Analytical Exposition

2. 2. Explanation Exposition

3. 3. Anecdote Exposition

4. 4. Hortatory Exposition

5. 5. Review Exposition

6. Based on what we learned, the types of exposition text are ....

• 1, 4, and 5

• 1 and 3

• 1, 2, and 3

• 4 and 1

• 3, 4, and 5

 In hortatory exposition text, there are action verbs.

They are …, and the example sentence is ….

• verbs that express an action that a person, animal, or object can do; “That volcano exploded 5 years ago.”

• verbs that express an action; “I assume that you know the answer.”

• verbs that relate to the process of thinking; “He is kicking the ball now.”

• verbs that that links the subject to a noun or an adjective; “I do not forgive you.”

• verbs that express an action that a person, animal, or object can do; "I imagined what it would be like to go to that school."

Based on what you have learned, the main purpose of hortatory text is ....

• to describe a specific event or situation.

• to entertain the readers with a captivating story.

• to persuade or convince the readers to take a certain course of action.

• to present a balanced argument on a controversial topic.

• to inform the readers about a historical event.

The structure that usually contains explanations that can strengthen the writer’s opinion is ....

• Identification

• Conclusion

• Thesis

• Arguments

• Reiteration

The purpose of the hortatory exposition text ....

• to persuade the reader that something should or should not be done.

• to persuade the reader that something should be the case.

• to inform the reader about some case.

• to persuade the reader about the most important case.

• to give opinion to the reader related some case.

Look that the following!

1. Reiteration

2. Conclusion

3. Arguments

4. Orientation

5. Thesis

6. Recommendation

In order, the generic structure of the hortatory exposition is ....

• 1-5-6

• 5-3-6

• 4-3-6

• 3-5-2

• 5-6-3