Analytical Exposition - Basic

What are the generic structures of analytical exposition?

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  opinion, evidence, conclusion

• explanation, examples, conclusion

• thesis, arguments, reiteration

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  introduction, body, conclusion

What is the main goal of an Analytical Exposition Text?

• To confuse the audience or readers with contradictory information.

• To convince the audience or readers that the issue is significant.

• To entertain the audience or readers with contradictory information.

• To persuade the audience or readers to take action

What is the definition of analytical exposition?

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  Analytical exposition is a type of text that presents facts and evidence to inform the readers.

• Analytical exposition is a text that elaborates the author’s opinion on issues or phenomena without persuading the readers to do something.

• Analytical exposition is a type of text that presents personal experiences and anecdotes to the readers .

• Analytical exposition is a type of text that presents fictional stories and narratives to entertain the readers or listeners.

What are the key features of analytical exposition?

• It presents facts and evidence to inform the readers.

• It elaborates the author's opinion on issues or phenomena without persuading the readers.

• It presents personal experiences and anecdotes to the readers.

• It presents fictional stories and narratives to entertain the readers or listeners.

How does analytical exposition differ from narrative text?

• Analytical exposition presents facts and evidence, while narrative text focuses on storytelling.

• Analytical exposition focuses on personal experiences, while narrative text presents fictional stories.

• Analytical exposition aims to entertain readers, while narrative text informs them.

• Analytical exposition persuades readers, while narrative text confuses them.

Why is analytical exposition important in academic writing?

• It helps in entertaining the readers.

• It provides a platform for personal anecdotes.

• It presents facts and evidence to support arguments.

• It confuses the readers with contradictory information.

Why is it important to include evidence in analytical exposition?

• To confuse the readers with contradictory information.

• To entertain the audience with personal anecdotes.

• To support arguments and provide credibility to the author's claims.

• To persuade the audience to take action.

What are some language features in analytical exposition?

• Using Simple Present Tense, Connective words, Contrasting Information

• Humor, storytelling, metaphors, similes, exaggeration

• Statistics, data analysis, charts, graphs, scientific evidence

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  Emotional appeals, personal anecdotes, rhetorical questions, subjective language

What's the last structure in Analytical Exposition?

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