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Expository Text: 10th Grade

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Testing students' understanding of the topic of Expository Text

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Expository Text: 10th Grade
 

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Testing students' understanding of the topic of Expository Text

by Dyandra
1

The arguments written in the text are fictional/doesn't exist in real life.

2

The purpose of expository text is to entertain the readers.

3

Expository text is made to persuade readers that an issue is important.

4

Facts from experts, news, and articles can be used as arguments.

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The structure of expository text is Introduction, Arguments, and Reiteration.

6

You can only have one (1) argument in an expository text.

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There are 3 types of expository text: Hortatory, Explainative, and Analytical

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Arguments are used to support the writer's views

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The structure of expository text is Main topic, Argument, and Resolution.

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Expository text is a text that has opinions and facts.

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