What is The Communicative purpose of Analytical Exposition Text?, To describe a particular place or thing in detail., To persuade the reader that something is the case/an important issue, To entertain the reader with an imaginative story, To explain the steps on how to make something., Which of the following is the correct generic structure of an Analytical Exposition?, Orientation – Complication – Resolution, Goal – Materials – Steps, Thesis – Arguments – Reiteration, Thesis – Arguments – Recommendation, The part of the text that introduces the topic and indicates the writer’s position is called.., Reiteration, Argument, Thesis, Conclusion, What do we call the series of points that support the writer's thesis?, Events, Arguments, Descriptions, Reorientation, The final paragraph of an Analytical Exposition text which restates the writer's position is known as..., Recommendation, Resolution, Reiteration, Coda, Which tense is most commonly used in an Analytical Exposition text?, . Simple Past Tense, Present Continuous Tense, Simple Present Tense, Past Perfect Tense, Why does the author use "Internal Conjunctions" like firstly, secondly, finally?, To show the time an event happened, To enumerate and sequence the arguments, To describe the physical appearance of an object., To conclude the story, "I personally believe that smoking should be banned in public places." This sentence is an example of..., Stating an argument, Stating a thesis, A reiteration, A recommendation, Which of the following is an example of a "Relational Process" (verb) often found in this text?, Ran, Is/Are/Am, Ate, Cook, Words that express the author's feeling or opinion, such as important, valuable, trustworthy, are called..., Action verbs, Mental verbs, Evaluative words, Conjunctions, What is the difference between Analytical Exposition and Hortatory Exposition?, Analytical ends with Reiteration, while Hortatory ends with Recommendation., Analytical uses Past Tense, while Hortatory uses Present Tense., Analytical is for entertainment, while Hortatory is for news., There is no difference between them., "Furthermore", "In addition", and "Moreover" are examples of conjunctions used to..., Contrast two different ideas, Show the result of an action, Add more information or support to an argument., Start a new story., Which of these is a "Mental Process" (verb) commonly used in exposition?, Walk, Think, Jump, Buy, What is the function of "Reiteration"?, To provide a solution to the problem, To summarize the arguments and strengthen the thesis., To introduce new arguments., To tell the reader what they should do., "In conclusion, the government should take a firm action against illegal logging." In an Analytical Exposition, this sentence is more likely to be phrased as..., I think illegal logging is a serious problem., Therefore, illegal logging is indeed a serious threat to our environment., You must stop illegal logging now, Let's go to the forest to stop them., A suitable title for an Analytical Exposition text would be..., How to use a Digital Camera, The Legend of Malin Kundang, Why Breakfast is Important for Students, My Experience at the Beach, In an argument, the writer usually provides "Evidence". What is the purpose of evidence?, To make the text look longer., To support the argument with facts, statistics, or expert opinions., To confuse the reader, To turn the text into a narrative., "Therefore", "As a result", and "Consequently" are conjunctions used to show..., Addition, Time sequence, Cause and effect (Causal conjunctions), Comparison, Which of the following features is NOT typically found in an Analytical Exposition?, Abstract nouns (e.g., policy, government, advantage)., Use of "Once upon a time"., Use of modal verbs (e.g., can, may, must)., Evaluative language., Analytical Exposition is considered an "Argumentative" text because..., It tells the reader a funny story., It explains how to build a house, It presents a point of view and tries to persuade the reader., It describes the writer’s childhood.

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