Diagnostic Test_Exposition

Which statement is TRUE about analytical exposition?

• It aims to persuade the reader to take action.

• It uses evidence and arguments to support claims.

• It is written in a neutral and objective tone.

• It provides recommendations to solve problems.

• It focuses on emotional appeal to connect with the reader.

Expository hortatory texts are primarily used for:

• Presenting facts and information objectively.

• Analyzing topics from various perspectives.

• Persuading readers to adopt a certain point of view.

• Providing step-by-step explanations of a process.

• Comparing and contrasting various ideas or concepts.

What is the main difference between the language used in analytical exposition and hortatory exposition?

• Analytical exposition uses more formal language.

• Hortatory exposition uses more complex sentence structures.

• Analytical exposition uses more descriptive language.

• Hortatory exposition uses more persuasive language.

• Analytical exposition uses more technical terms.

What is the main purpose of repetition in an analytical exposition text?

• To confuse the reader.

• To provide additional information.

• To emphasize the author's point of view.

• To make the text more interesting.

• To summarize the main points.

Which characteristic is a feature of hortatory exposition text?

• It uses repetition to emphasize the author's opinion.

• It provides recommendations for the readers.

• It presents information in a neutral tone.

• It avoids the use of persuasive language.

• It focuses on providing definitions.

Where is analytical exposition text most likely to be found?

• In a novel

• In a short story

• In a recipe book

• In a scientific journal

• In a diary

What is the main purpose of an analytical exposition text?

• To tell a story

• To provide instructions

• To present a certain point of view

• To describe a person, place, or thing

• To entertain the reader

Which characteristic is commonly found in hortatory exposition texts?

• Use of past tense to describe past events.

• Use of future tense to make predictions.

• Use of present tense often to express truths or general opinions.

• Lack of consistency in tense.

• Exclusive use of past perfect tense.

What is the purpose of using conjunctions such as "first," "second," and "besides that" in hortatory exposition texts?

• To confuse the reader.

• To connect and organize the author's arguments.

• To provide examples.

• To express doubt.

• To change the topic.

What is the main difference between hortatory exposition and analytical exposition?

• Hortatory exposition does not have a thesis statement.

• Both analytical and hortatory exposition have recommendations.

• Hortatory exposition has more complex arguments.

• Analytical exposition focuses on presenting facts, while hortatory exposition focuses on persuading.

• There is no significant difference between the two structures.