Expository Texts (Fun Quiz)

What is the main purpose of expository texts?

• To express personal feelings

• To tell a story

• To explain a topic clearly

• To entertain the reader

Which of the following is NOT an example of expository text?

• Textbook

• Novel

• Instruction manual

• Newspaper article

What is a key feature of expository texts?

• They are written in a poetic style

• They are always fictional

• They include a clear thesis statement

• They use a lot of slang

How are expository texts typically organized?

• With rhymes and rhythms

• In a narrative format

• Using headings and subheadings

• In a random order

What type of language do expository texts use?

• Colloquial and casual

• Poetic and metaphorical

• Precise and formal

• Informal and conversational

Which characteristic describes expository texts?

• They are emotional

• They are fictional

• They are informative

• They are subjective

What do expository texts avoid using?

• Clear organization

• Facts and statistics

• Logical reasoning

• Personal opinions

What is a common element found in expository texts?

• Narrative plots

• Emotional appeals

• Imaginary characters

• Supporting details

Which of the following best describes the tone of expository texts?

• Objective and factual

• Casual and humorous

• Biased and opinionated

• Emotional and dramatic

What is the role of supporting details in expository texts?

• To entertain the reader

• To support the thesis statement

• To confuse the reader

• To create suspense