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CROSSWORD EKSPOSITION

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CROSSWORD EKSPOSITIONOnline version

CHAPTER 4

by Salsabila Putri Ridwan
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The introduction part of an analytical exposition is called the (clue: it introduces the topic).

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A sentence that expresses the writer’s main opinion or argument.

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The second part of an analytical exposition, containing the writer’s arguments and reasons.

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A synonym for “dirty” the opposite of “clean.”

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A type of waste that can be decomposed by bacteria is called ___ waste.

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The process of using something again instead of throwing it away.

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The opposite of “unhealthy.”

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Trees help produce this gas that humans need to breathe.

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The condition of being free from dirt, germs, or waste.

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The last part of an analytical exposition, usually restating the writer’s opinion.

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