1) A piece of text that presents one side of the issue.  a) Debate b) Exposition c) Book review d) Expository essay 2) This is a formal discussion on topic in a public meeting or legislative assembly, in which opposing arguments are put forward. a) Movie b) Debate c) Legal Defense d) Blog 3) What language feature of exposition is before, additionally, however, “but”, “on the other hand” etc.? a) Using connecting words  b) Using mental process c) Using relational process d) Using material process 4) What language feature is the state what is or should be? a) Using mental process b) Using relational process c) Using Material process d) Using simple present tense 5) This is where the writer states the topic that is addressed in the text. a) Body/ A series of arguments b) Introduction c) Recommendation d) Thesis 6) What language feature states what happened? a) Using mental process b) Using relational process c) Using material process d) Using simple present tense 7) It is where the author supports his or her idea with evidences. a) Body/ A series of arguments b) Introduction c) Recommendation d) Thesis 8) What language feature tells about the present event? a) Using mental process b) relational process c) Using material process d) Using simple present tense 9) This is where the writer restates his or her ideas. a) Body/ A series of arguments b) Introduction c) Recommendation d) Conclusion 10) What language feature add emotions to persuade the audience? a) Using mental process b) Using relational process c) Using material process d) Using emotive words

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