Analytical Exposition Mastery

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Froggy Jumps Analytical Exposition MasteryOnline version Test your understanding of analytical expositions. by Nuraliah 1 The first part of an analytical exposition text that introduces the topic and states the writer’s opinion is called … a Argument b Thesis c Reiteration 2 The last part of an analytical exposition text that restates the writer’s opinion is … a Thesis b Reiteration c Argument 3 What is the main purpose of the arguments section? a To describe people and places b To tell a story c To give reasons supporting the writer’s opinion 4 Which of the following is the correct order of an analytical exposition text? a Thesis – Arguments – Reiteration b Orientation – Complication – Resolution c Identification – Description – Conclusion 5 What tense is mostly used in analytical exposition text? a Simple Past Tense b Simple Present Tense c Simple Future Tense 6 The text usually uses connectors such as … a Once upon a time, suddenly, finally b Firstly, moreover, therefore c After that, then, later 7 Which of the following shows a writer’s opinion? a The sun rises in the east. b There are many kinds of plastic waste. c I believe that recycling is very important. 8 The sentence “Public transport should be improved” is an example of … a Opinion b Argument c Evidence 9 Which of the following is NOT a characteristic of analytical exposition text? a Using connectors of cause and effect b Persuading readers c Telling past experiences 10 Analytical exposition text mostly uses the Simple Present Tense because it … a Expresses general truths and opinions b Tells past events c Predicts the future

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Analytical Exposition MasteryOnline version

Test your understanding of analytical expositions.

by Nuraliah

The first part of an analytical exposition text that introduces the topic and states the writer’s opinion is called …

Argument

Thesis

Reiteration

The last part of an analytical exposition text that restates the writer’s opinion is …

Thesis

Reiteration

Argument

What is the main purpose of the arguments section?

To describe people and places

To tell a story

To give reasons supporting the writer’s opinion

Which of the following is the correct order of an analytical exposition text?

Thesis – Arguments – Reiteration

Orientation – Complication – Resolution

Identification – Description – Conclusion

What tense is mostly used in analytical exposition text?

Simple Past Tense

Simple Present Tense

Simple Future Tense

The text usually uses connectors such as …

Once upon a time, suddenly, finally

Firstly, moreover, therefore

After that, then, later

Which of the following shows a writer’s opinion?

The sun rises in the east.

There are many kinds of plastic waste.

I believe that recycling is very important.

The sentence “Public transport should be improved” is an example of …

Opinion

Argument

Evidence

Which of the following is NOT a characteristic of analytical exposition text?

Using connectors of cause and effect

Persuading readers

Telling past experiences

Analytical exposition text mostly uses the Simple Present Tense because it …

Expresses general truths and opinions

Tells past events

Predicts the future

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The first part of an analytical exposition text that introduces the topic and states the writer’s opinion is called …

The last part of an analytical exposition text that restates the writer’s opinion is …

What is the main purpose of the arguments section?

Which of the following is the correct order of an analytical exposition text?

What tense is mostly used in analytical exposition text?

The text usually uses connectors such as …

Which of the following shows a writer’s opinion?

The sentence “Public transport should be improved” is an example of …

Which of the following is NOT a characteristic of analytical exposition text?

Analytical exposition text mostly uses the Simple Present Tense because it …

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