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Quiz on problem-solution expository writing.

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Quiz on problem-solution expository writing.

by Lady Divine Betago
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What is the primary purpose of an expository text?

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Which part introduces the problem in a problem-solution structure?

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What typically follows the problem in a problem-solution text?

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In expository writing, what should evidence do?

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Which sentence signals that a solution is being presented?

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What is a thesis statement in expository text?

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What should a problem-solution paragraph include?

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Which of these is NOT typical in expository text?

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What is a transition phrase to show consequence?

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Which helps the reader understand the problem better?

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