Analytical Exposition Quiz

The followings usually implement analytical exposition except..

• Speech

• Essays

• Telling personal experiences

• Political leaflets

• Editorials

1. What is the text above?

• A. Macaques exploitation for money

• B. Training macaques for acrobatic shows

• C. Efforts to stop masked monkeys performances

• D. Reasons why it is necessary to ban topeng monyet

• E. Rescuing monkeys from extinction and exploitation

2. Topeng Monyet should be banned because ....

• A. It helps improve public orders

• B. It distracts ones' sight and disrupts traffic

• C. It frightens the street users

• D. It makes people laugh

• E. It cause cancer

3. How are the monkeys mistreated?

• A. They are tortured to be obedient

• B. They are placed in old cages

• C. They are left hanging on trees

• D. They are forced to eat much

• E. They are kept unhealthy

4. What meal is not consumed by vegetarians?

• A. Dairy products

• B. Fried food

• C. Sausages

• D. Milk

• E. Nuts

5. Why does a vegetarian have a lower risk of many diseases? They ....

• A. Eat vegetables every time

• B. Consumes low fat high fibre food

• C. Avoid excessive amounts of fatty snacks

• D. Have well-planned agenda of what to eat

• E. Can control their appetite for large portions

6. According to the text, which of the following statements is true?

• A. Being a vegetarian help keep your body strong

• B. Vegetarians may not eat fatty snacks

• C. Eggs do not contain any fat or fibre

• D. Vegetarians do not consume gelatin

• E. Vegetarian have high cholesterol

7. ".... if it includes excessive amounts of fatty snacks ...." (Paragraph 4)

   What does the underlined word mean?

• A. Too many

• B. Decent

• C. Very Few

• D. Little

• E. Big

Arrange the jumbled text below into the correct order of analytical exposition text entitled " Why is Recycling Important?"

• In short, recycling becomes increasingly important in a world where the population is booming. More and more waste is being produced every single day. If these products are not recycle at the end of the product life, it will take generations to break down or decompose.

• Besides, recycle products usually cost less. Using existing material and a lot less energy, recycle product can be sold for a fraction of the same item created using raw materials. Apart from that, selling waste for recycling purpose converts garbage into useful cash.

• First, recycling a material can help preserve the environment. For example, recycling the paper can result in paper production without additional trees falling. By recycling more paper and selling it to the consumer, more papers can be used without further damaging the forest

• Recycling is a process where waste or used products are reproduced into new products. A product which has served its purpose will be discarded and recycling is an effort to extend its usage life. This process has a lot of benefits to humanity and mother earth

• Second, recycling a material takes less energy than producing an item from raw materials. For example, an aluminum product uses both aluminum and a huge amount of energy to produce from raw one. Thus, by recycling an item made of aluminum, we can reuse the metal again and also save on the huge energy during the production process

Arrange the jumbled text below into the correct order of analytical exposition text entitled " Why is Recycling Important?"

• Argument 1

• Recycling is a process where waste or used products are reproduced into new products. A product which has served its purpose will be discarded and recycling is an effort to extend its usage life. This process has a lot of benefits to humanity and mother earth

• Reiteration

• Besides, recycle products usually cost less. Using existing material and a lot less energy, recycle product can be sold for a fraction of the same item created using raw materials. Apart from that, selling waste for recycling purpose converts garbage into useful cash.

• Argument 2

• In short, recycling becomes increasingly important in a world where the population is booming. More and more waste is being produced every single day. If these products are not recycle at the end of the product life, it will take generations to break down or decompose.

• Thesis

• Second, recycling a material takes less energy than producing an item from raw materials. For example, an aluminum product uses both aluminum and a huge amount of energy to produce from raw one. Thus, by recycling an item made of aluminum, we can reuse the metal again and also save on the huge energy during the production process

• Argument 3

• First, recycling a material can help preserve the environment. For example, recycling the paper can result in paper production without additional trees falling. By recycling more paper and selling it to the consumer, more papers can be used without further damaging the forest