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Problem-Solution Expository Quiz

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Identify features of problem-solution writing.

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Identify features of problem-solution writing.

by Lady Divine Betago
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The structure typically follows a problem statement, solution details, and a conclusion.

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The solution section is always brief and never explains steps or implementation.

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The problem-solution text never uses evidence or examples to support the proposed solution.

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A problem-solution expository text presents a problem and then offers one or more solutions.

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Problems must be solved in every possible way, with no limits or criteria for evaluation.

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This genre excludes discussing potential drawbacks or counterarguments.

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The audience is often considered to tailor the solution and its justification.

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A clear thesis statement is not used in problem-solution expository writing.

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It often includes an analysis of causes or effects related to the problem.

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Transitions like 'however,' 'therefore,' and 'as a result' help connect ideas in this type of text.

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