Analytical exposition

What is the first part of an analytical exposition text, which states the writer’s opinion?

• Arguments

• Thesis

• Reiteration

• Orientation

The section of an analytical exposition text that presents supporting reasons is called

• Arguments

• Thesis

• Reiteration

• Conclusion

What is the purpose of reiteration in an analytical exposition text?

• To introduce a new opinion

• To provide data and facts

• To define a topic

• To strengthen the previously stated opinion

Which tense is commonly used in analytical exposition texts?

• Simple present tense

• Present perfect tense

• Past continuous tense

• Passive voice

Which statement is true about an analytical exposition text?

• It tells a story

• It gives arguments to support an opinion

• It explains how to do something

• It is written in the past tense

Which word is used to show opinion in analytical exposition text?

• Yesterday

• First, second, third

• In conclusion

• I believe

Which sentence uses passive voice?

• The teacher explains the lesson.

• Students study English every day.

• The lesson is explained by the teacher.

• They enjoy learning

Which connective is used to add arguments?

• But

• First, second, finally

• Because

• In conclusion

What is the function of "should" in an analytical exposition text?

• To give a suggestion

• To describe something

• To ask a question

• To tell a past event

"Reading books is very important. First, books help us learn new things. Second, reading improves our imagination. Finally, books make us smarter. Therefore, we should read books every day."

What is the thesis of the text?

• Reading is boring.

• Books are expensive.

• Reading books is very important.

• People don’t like reading.