EXPOSITION TEXT

What is the main social function or purpose of an analytical exposition text?

• To persuade the reader to do something or take action.

• To tell a story about a memorable event.

• To analyze and elaborate on the writer’s opinion about an issue without persuading the reader to take action.

• To explain the steps in making or doing something.

Which part of an analytical exposition text introduces the topic and states the writer's point of view?

• Thesis

• Recommendation

• Reiteration

• Argument

In a hortatory exposition text, the concluding paragraph is called a/an...

• resolution

• recommendation

• Reiteration

• preview

Exposition texts predominantly use which of the following grammatical features?

• Present Continuous Tense

• Simple Past Tense

• Simple Future Tense

• Simple Present Tense

Which of the following sentences is most likely to be found in the Recommendation part of a hortatory exposition?

• The first reason is that online learning offers flexibility.

• In conclusion, the government should ban the use of plastic bags in all retail stores.

• There are three main reasons why online learning is effective.

• Therefore, fast food consumption has significantly increased in the last decade.

Transitional words like 'furthermore,' 'in addition,' and 'moreover' are typically used to introduce new...

• Points in the Thesis statement.

• Concluding statements in the Reiteration.

• Supporting arguments in the body paragraphs.

• Facts that contradict the thesis.

Which exposition text type is primarily concerned with influencing the reader's behavior by giving a suggestion or recommendation?

• Hortatory Exposition

• Analytical Exposition

• Recount Exposition

• Narrative Exposition

The use of modal verbs such as 'must,' 'should,' 'ought to,' and 'have to' is particularly strong in which section of an exposition text?

• The Thesis section, to introduce the topic.

• The Arguments section, to present strong evidence.

• The Background of the Issue.

• The Reiteration/Recommendation section, especially in Hortatory Exposition.

Which statement best defines the purpose of the 'Arguments' section?

• To summarize the entire text using simple sentences.

• To provide background information on the issue discussed in the text.

• To state the writer's final opinion and urge readers to follow it.

• To list a series of supporting points, reasons, and evidence to back up the main thesis.

An exposition text often uses words that express the writer's feelings or thoughts. These are known as...

• Relating Verbs (e.g., is, are, seems)

• Mental Verbs (e.g., believe, feel, realize)

• Temporal Conjunctions (e.g., first, then, finally)

• Action Verbs (e.g., walk, run, cook)