Understanding Expository Text

What is the main purpose of an expository text?

• To entertain the reader

• To tell a personal story

• To express opinions

• To provide information and explanations

• To persuade people to take action

Which of the following is NOT a characteristic of expository text?

• Logical structure

• Supporting details

• Fictional storytelling

• Clear main idea

• Objective language

What are the three main parts of an expository text?

• Title, body, and pictures

• Introduction, conclusion, and references

• Introduction, body, and conclusion

• Argument, counter-argument, and summary

• Question, example, and summary

What should the introduction of an expository text include?

• A summary of the main points

• A personal opinion

• The main idea and an overview of the topic

• A list of references

• A detailed explanation of the topic

Which paragraph provides examples, facts, or explanations in an expository text?

• Introduction

• Conclusion

• Body paragraphs

• References

• Title

What is the function of the conclusion in an expository text?

• To introduce new ideas

• To summarize the main points

• To provide extra examples

• To ask the reader's opinion

• To change the topic

Which of the following words is commonly used as a transition in expository text?

• However

• Because

• For example

• As a result

• All of the above

Expository text should avoid which of the following?

• Personal opinions

• Facts and examples

• Logical organization

• Clear explanations

• Supporting details

Which of the following is an example of an expository text?

• A novel about a detective

• A news article explaining climate change

• A diary entry

• A poem about love

• A fantasy story about dragons

Why do expository texts use linking words?

• To make the text look longer

• To connect ideas clearly

• To confuse the reader

• To make the text more personal

• To add humor