Analytical Exposition

What is the purpose of an Analytical Exposition text?

• To entertain the reader with an interesting story.

• To deliver information objectively without opinions.

• To persuade the reader that the issue is an important matter.

• To explain how to do something step by step.

Analytical Exposition text is?

• A text that presents one point of view about an issue.

• A text that gives a chronological story about an event.

• A text that describes the characteristics of a person or thing.

• A text that present a story of writer's experience.

What is the structure of an Analytical Exposition text?

• Abstract - Arguments - Recommendation

• Thesis - Arguments - Reiteration

• Orientation - Complication - Resolution

• Introduction - Problems - Solution

What is usually included in the thesis section of an Analytical Exposition?

• Solutions to a problem.

• The writer's main idea or opinion.

• A summary of all the arguments.

• Detailed descriptions of processs.

What is the primary tense used in Analytical Exposition?

• Past tense

• Future tense

• Present tense

• Past continous tense

Which the following topics is suitable for an Analytical Exposition?

• "A Day in the Life of a Farmer"

• "How to Make a Sandwich"

• "A Description of My Pet Cat"

• "The Important of Consume a Fruits for healthy"

Which part of the text that states the writer's position and the main topic?

• Introduction

• Thesis

• Conclusion

• Arguments

What does the "Thesis" section in Analytical Exposition contain?

• The writer's personal experience on the topic.

• A list of solutions to solve the issue.

• A summary of events and a moral lesson.

• An introduction to the arguments presented later.

Which of the following logical connectors is used to show cause-effect?

• On the other hand

• Meanwhile

• Therefore

• For instance

What is the purpose of using phrases like "in addition" or "Furthermore"?

• To signal the end of the discussion.

• To compare two different opinions.

• To connect different arguments logically.

• To introduce a new story or event.