Discussion Text_Apta

The main purpose of a discussion text is to:

• Present a factual account of an event.

• Express personal opinions on a topic.

• Explore different perspectives on an issue.

• Provide step-by-step instructions for a task.

The typical structure of a discussion text includes:

• Thesis Statement, Body Paragraphs, Conclusion.

• Introduction, Thesis Statement, Conclusion.

• Issue, Supporting Arguments, Opposing Arguments, Conclusion.

• Title, Introduction, Story, Summary.

The introduction of a discussion text should

• Introduce the main character and setting.

• Clearly state the main issue or topic.

• Briefly summarize the conclusion.

• Provide details about the author's qualifications.

Supporting arguments in a discussion text are used to

• Present the opposing viewpoint for objectivity.

• Strengthen the writer's main perspective.

• Introduce humor and make the text more engaging.

• Appeal to the reader's emotions.

Opposing arguments in a discussion text are used to

• Attack the validity of the author's claims.

• convince the reader to disagree with the statement

• Add complexity and depth to the discussion.

• Introduce a new solution to the problem.

Transition words and phrases are used in a discussion text to:

• Signal the passage of time.

• Connect different ideas and arguments.

• Introduce new characters.

• Describe physical settings.

Which of the following text formats is most commonly used for discussion texts?

• Narrative story

• Poem

• Formal essay

• Dialogue script

The conclusion of a discussion text should:

• Briefly retell the entire story.

• Present new information not discussed before.

• Summarize the main points and offer a closing statement.

• Introduce a call to action.