Diagnostic Test (Analytical Exposition Text)

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Diagnostic Test (Analytical Exposition Text)Online version This test is required as an initial assessment to measure students' knowledge of the material to be taught. by Fatmah Musthahharah 1 What is the main social function of an analytical exposition text? a To present the writer's view on a phenomenon and convince the reader that the view is correct. b To describe how something works or how to complete a procedure. c To present two balanced sides of an argument (pros and cons). d To entertain the reader with a story or experience. e To persuade the reader to take some action. 2 Which of the following is the correct generic structure of an analytical exposition text? a Orientation - Complication - Resolution b Thesis - Arguments - Reiteration c Thesis - Arguments - Recommendation d Newsworthy Event - Background Events - Sources e Goal - Materials - Steps 3 In the generic structure of an analytical exposition text, which part introduces the topic and states the writer's main position or opinion? a Reiteration b Conclusion c Thesis d Arguments e Background Information 4 What is the function of the 'Arguments' section in an analytical exposition text? a To support the Thesis by presenting a series of evidence, facts, data, and logical reasons. b To pose rhetorical questions to provoke the reader's thought. c To state the writer's final judgment and recommendation. d To summarize all points without adding new evidence. e To provide background on a story or incident. 5 Which tense is predominantly used in an analytical exposition text? a Simple Present Tense b Simple Past Tense c Past Continuous Tense d Simple Future Tense e Present Perfect Tense 6 Analytical exposition usually uses 'Simple Present Tense' because... a It tells about a past event. b It makes the text sound like a poem. c It states general facts and current conditions. d It is used to give commands. e It describes future possibilities. 7 What is the name of the final part of an analytical exposition text, where the writer reaffirms their position? a Reiteration b Confirmation c Statement of Issue d Summary e Elaboration 8 Which connective word is most appropriate to sequence or add argument points, such as at the beginning of the second or third argument? a On the other hand b Finally c Therefore d Furthermore e In conclusion 9 What is the purpose of 'Internal Conjunctions' in an analytical exposition? a To describe the physical appearance of the object. b To change the tense of the paragraph. c To connect clauses or sentences to elaborate on the arguments. d To introduce new characters into the discussion. e To end the story with a happy ending. 10 Which sentence below is most likely to be the topic sentence of an Argument paragraph in an analytical exposition text? a In conclusion, online learning is the best solution for the future. b Have you ever considered the impact of social media on your daily life? c Based on the data, the government should prioritize mental health funding due to rising stress levels. d The movie was entertaining, but the message was unclear. e I believe that watching movies is a great way to relax and unwind. 11 What should not be included in the Arguments section of an effective analytical exposition text? a Logical explanations of the relationship between the evidence and the thesis b Personal opinions irrelevant to the topic c The historical background of the issue. d Supporting facts and statistical data e Evidence from experts or research 12 In Analytical Exposition, the use of modal verbs (such as must, should, ought to) functions to: a To compare and contrast different ideas. b Indicate certainty, obligation, or logical necessity within the argument. c State past time. d Connect two independent clauses. e Indicate an activity that is currently happening. 13 What is the difference between Analytical Exposition and Hortatory Exposition? a Analytical is for spoken English, while Hortatory is only for written English. b Analytical ends with a reiteration, while Hortatory ends with a recommendation. c Analytical uses many adjectives, while Hortatory uses many adverbs. d Analytical focuses on past events, while Hortatory focuses on the future. e There is no difference between them. 14 Which of these words is a causal conjunction often used in analytical exposition? a Because b And c Beautifully d Walk e Yesterday 15 Which of these statements best describes the relationship between the 'Thesis' and the 'Reiteration'? a The Thesis is based on opinion, while the Reiteration must be based on scientific facts only. b The Reiteration confirms the position stated in the Thesis by summarizing the evidence presented. c The Thesis introduces the topic, while the Reiteration gives the reader a command to act. d The Reiteration provides a new solution that was never mentioned in the Thesis. e The Thesis and Reiteration must use exactly the same sentences to ensure consistency.

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Diagnostic Test (Analytical Exposition Text)Online version

by Fatmah Musthahharah

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

Which of the following is the correct generic structure of an analytical exposition text?

In the generic structure of an analytical exposition text, which part introduces the topic and states the writer's main position or opinion?

What is the function of the 'Arguments' section in an analytical exposition text?

Which tense is predominantly used in an analytical exposition text?

Analytical exposition usually uses 'Simple Present Tense' because...

What is the name of the final part of an analytical exposition text, where the writer reaffirms their position?

Which connective word is most appropriate to sequence or add argument points, such as at the beginning of the second or third argument?

What is the purpose of 'Internal Conjunctions' in an analytical exposition?

Which sentence below is most likely to be the topic sentence of an Argument paragraph in an analytical exposition text?

What should not be included in the Arguments section of an effective analytical exposition text?

In Analytical Exposition, the use of modal verbs (such as must, should, ought to) functions to:

What is the difference between Analytical Exposition and Hortatory Exposition?

Which of these words is a causal conjunction often used in analytical exposition?

Which of these statements best describes the relationship between the 'Thesis' and the 'Reiteration'?