EOL SMANWAY : Hortatory Exposition Text

What is the definition of Hortatory Exposition?

• A text that tells a story

• A text that provides information about a topic

• A text that attempts to persuade the reader to act

• A text that describes a narrative

Which of the following is NOT a part of the generic structure of Hortatory Exposition?

• Conclusion

• Thesis

• Arguments

• Recommendation

What language feature is commonly used in Hortatory Exposition?

• Using past tense

• Using modal adverbs

• Using complex sentences

• Using first-person narrative

In the example about watching TV, what is one of the recommendations given to parents?

• Buy more televisions for the house

• Allow children to watch as much as they want

• Encourage children to watch alone

• Limit television viewing to one-two hours each day

What is the main concern raised in the example about dust bins?

• Dust bins are not used properly

• There are too many dust bins

• Dust bins are too expensive

• There are not enough dust bins

What is suggested as a solution for the problem of cleanliness in schools?

• Hire more janitors

• Increase the number of dust bins

• Change the school location

• Reduce the number of students

What is one of the choices students face after high school according to the text?

• Taking a gap year

• Starting a business

• Continuing study or looking for work

• Traveling abroad

What does the text suggest about distance learning?

• It is less effective than traditional learning

• It provides flexibility for students

• It is only for older students

• It should be avoided at all costs

What is the tone of the hortatory exposition about the property market?

• Neutral

• Discouraging

• Sarcastic

• Encouraging

Which of the following is an example of an evaluative word used in Hortatory Exposition?

• Think

• Running

• Important

• Quickly