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What is the main purpose of a hortatory exposition text?

• A. To entertain to reader with a story

• B. To explain how to do something

• C. To persuade the reader and give recommendations

• D. To describe a person, place, or thing

• E. To report scientific findings

The thesis part of a hortatory exposition text is meant to...

• A. Give examples and facts

• B. Retell a personal experience

• C. Introduce the writer’s opinion on the issue

• D. Summarize the whole text

• E. Describe a setting in detail

Which of the following is NOT a characteristic of a hortatory exposition?

• A. Persuasive language

• B. Personal recommendation

• C. Facts to support the argument

• D. Orientation and reorientation

• E. Use of modals like “should” or “must”

Choose the correct example of a topic sentence in a hortatory exposition..

• A. “Deforestation is one of the biggest environmental problems today.”

• B. “It was a quiet morning in the village.”

• C. “The recipe requires three main ingredients.”

• D. “Let me tell you about my best friend.”

• E. “The elephant is the largest land mammal.”

What does the recommendation in a hortatory exposition usually express?

• A. A summary of the story

• B. A solution or action to take

• C. A setting or place description

• D. A list of questions

• E. An apology from the writer

Which of these modals is often used in hortatory exposition texts?

• A. Can

• B. Must

• C. Was

• D. Had

• E. Would have

What part of a hortatory exposition text contains supporting reasons and facts?

• A. Title

• B. Recommendation

• C. Argument

• D. Orientation

• E. Anecdote

Which of the following conjunctions is commonly used in a hortatory exposition?

• A. Meanwhile

• B. Unless

• C. Because

• D. Afterwards

• E. Nevertheless

Which modal verb is often used to express suggestions in hortatory exposition?

• A. Was

• B. Can

• C. Should

• D. Did

• E. May

Which of the following is not a feature of hortatory exposition?

• A. Present tense

• B. Modal verbs

• C. Imperative sentences

• D. Conflict and resolution

• E. Connective words like “because” or “therefore”