Recommendation XI 2 (B)

What are the three requirements for a correct recommendation in a Hortatory Exposition?

• Problem statement, analysis, conclusion
• Thesis statement, evidence, conclusion
• Introduction, body, conclusion
• Clear identification of the issue, well-reasoned solutions, persuasive call to action

Which of the following best describes the relationship between recommendations and the issue in a Hortatory Exposition?

• Recommendations should be hypothetical, Recommendations should be emotional, Recommendations should be random
• Recommendations should confuse the readers, Recommendations should challenge the readers, Recommendations should be based on personal opinions
• Recommendations should address the issue, Recommendations should be logical and practical, Recommendations should be supported by evidence or examples
• Recommendations should be unrelated to the issue, Recommendations should contradict the issue, Recommendations should be vague

What should well-reasoned solutions in a Hortatory Exposition be based on?

• Personal opinions, emotions, unsupported claims
• Random ideas, hypothetical scenarios, contradictory statements
• Historical events, fictional stories, irrelevant data
• Logic, practicality, evidence or examples

What should recommendations in a hortatory exposition be based on?

• Historical events, Fictional stories, Irrelevant data
• Random ideas, Hypothetical scenarios, Contradictory statements
• Logic, Practicality, Evidence or examples
• Personal opinions, Emotions, Unsupported claims

What is the main purpose of a persuasive call to action in a hortatory exposition?

• To motivate readers to act upon recommendations, To convince the audience of the effectiveness of proposed solutions
• To confuse the readers, To make the text longer, To set the context for recommendations
• To avoid addressing the issue, To make the text vague, To challenge the readers
• To engage the readers, To provide background information, To ensure readers understand the issue

What is the purpose of a persuasive call to action in a Hortatory Exposition?

• To motivate readers to act upon recommendations, to convince the audience of the effectiveness of proposed solutions
• To confuse the readers, to make the text longer, to set the context for recommendations
• To engage the readers, to provide background information, to ensure readers understand the issue
• To avoid addressing the issue, to make the text vague, to challenge the readers

What should a persuasive call to action in a hortatory exposition aim to do?

• Engage the readers, Provide background information, Ensure readers understand the issue
• Confuse the readers, Challenge the readers, Provide irrelevant information
• Motivate readers to act upon recommendations, Convince the audience of the effectiveness of proposed solutions
• Make the text longer, Avoid addressing the issue, Provide contradictory statements

What is the example provided for a recommendation in a hortatory exposition text?

• Success of recycling mandates in cities like San Francisco and Seattle
• Benefits of mandatory recycling programs
• Importance of implementing and enforcing mandatory recycling programs
• None of the above

What benefits are mentioned in the example of a recommendation in a hortatory exposition text?

• Reduction in landfill waste and pollution
• Safeguarding the planet for future generations
• Both A and B
• None of the above

Which cities have seen significant reductions in landfill waste and pollution due to recycling mandates?

• Dallas and Houston
• New York and Los Angeles
• Chicago and Miami
• San Francisco and Seattle