Analytical Exposition Text

1.Since we can find a thesis, arguments and reiteration in the text, so we can conclude that the text belongs to...

• A.Description

• B.Narration

• C.Analytical exposition

• D.Hortatory Exposition

2.What is the purpose of analytical exposition text?

• A.To persuade the readers that the idea is important

• B.To describe something to the readers

• C.To tell a story to the readers

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  D.To explain a phenomenon to the readers

3.The generic structures of analytical exposition text are ….

• A.Thesis – arguments – recommendation

• B.Thesis – arguments – reiteration

• C.General statement – sequential explanation

• D.Newsworthy events – background events – sources

4.The example of mental verb is..

• A.Important

• B.Rude

• C.Believe

• D.Eat

5.The smell of the smoke affects all people. This statement is using...

• A.Simple present tense

• B.Past perfect tense

• C.Simple past tense

• D.Present continuous tense

6.The example of causal conjunction is..

• A.Think

• B.Convincing

• C.Firstly

• D.Because

7.the part of the text that introduces the topic and indicates the writer’s position is..

• A.Argument

• B.Reiteration

• C.Thesis

• D.Conclusion

8.The part where the writer restates his/her point of view to strengthen the thesis is...

• Argument

• Thesis

• Introduction

• Reiteration

9.The writer needs ..... to support his/her idea.

• A.Introduction

• B.Conclusion

• C.Arguments

• D.Reiteration

10.The followings usually implement analytical exposition except..

• Speech

• Telling personal experiences

• Essays

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  Political leaflets