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Expository Text Basics Quiz

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Test beginner knowledge on expository writing.

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Test beginner knowledge on expository writing.

by Yanda Yulianti
1

What is the main purpose of an expository text?

2

Which section usually presents the main idea?

3

What supports a claim in expository writing?

4

Which transition helps sequence ideas?

5

What tone do expository texts usually have?

6

Which of the following is NOT typical in expository text?

7

What is a feature of expository text structure?

8

Which type is an expository text example?

9

What should a conclusion do in expository writing?

10

Which audience is typical for expository texts?

11

The picture is ...

12

Where can murals be found?

13

What defines a simple sentence?

14

A simple sentence must have a capitalized first word and end with a?

15

Which is a simple sentence?

16

How many independent clauses can a simple sentence have?

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The subject of a sentence is usually the person or thing that ___ the action.

18

A simple sentence can include a compound subject if joined by a?

19

Which punctuation signals a question in a simple sentence?

20

Which is a feature of a simple sentence?

21

Can a simple sentence have an adverb at the end?

22

Which example is NOT a simple sentence?

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