Test: ANALYTICAL EXPOSITION TEXT (language - english - senior high school - 11th grade


ANALYTICAL EXPOSITION TEXTVersion en ligne Choose A, B , C, or D for the correct answers! par Dwi Luvia Nuriyanti 1 The definition of Analytical Exposition is... a A text to describe a place, object, or event. b A type of text that contains the author's view or opinions about various things that happen in our life, without inviting readers to take certain actions. c A text to narrate a personal story. d A text to entertain the readers. 2 What is the main purpose of an Analytical Exposition Text? a To entertain the readers. b To describe a place, object, or event. c To explain about writer's past. d To persuade the reader that the issue is an important matter. 3 Which of the following is the generic structure of Analytical Exposition Text? a General Statement, Description, Conclusion b Orientation, Event, Re-orientation c Orientation, Event, Re-orientation d Thesis, Arguments, Reiteration 4 What does the 'Thesis' part in Analytical Exposition usually do? a Gives supporting reasons for the author's argument. b Provides the final conclusion c Tells a story. d States the author's opinion or point of view. 5 In the 'Arguments' section of Analytical Exposition, what is typically found? a Opinions to support the main topic that has been presented in thesis. b Opposing viewpoints. c Personal experiences. d Counterarguments. 6 What is the function of the 'Reiteration' in an Analytical Exposition? a To introduce a new idea. b To give a conclusion of the author's opinion about the main topic. c To summarize the arguments. d To oppose the author's thesis. 7 Which tense is most commonly used in Analytical Exposition Text? a Simple Past Tense. b Simple Present Tense. c Past Continuous Tense. d Future Tense. 8 Why use simple present tense in analytical exposition? a Because it tells about the past. b Because it tells about someone's future. c Because the phenomenon or discussion is still relevant to the present. d Because it tells about someone's past. 9 Which is the words that express the author's thoughts or feelings in Analytical Exposition Text? a They, We, I, You b Happy, Cry, Falling in Love c He, She, It d Feel, Know, Realize, Sense 10 Connective words and conjunctions are used to connect the main ideas is... a And, so, also b If, Why c Also d When, If 11 Connective words and conjunctions are used to introduce cause-and-affect is... a When, If b And, So, Also c If, Why d Also 12 What kind of statements are typically included in the arguments of an Analytical Exposition Text? a General Opinions. b Anecdotes. c Factual evidence and logical reasoning. d Unrelated Stories. 13 Which of these statements is TRUE about Analytical Exposition Text? a It uses past tense mostly. b It contains personal opinions backed up by evidence. c It has no conclusion at the end. d It is written only in first person. 14 Which of the following is an example of a thesis statement in an Analytical Exposition? a In conclusion, we should all recycle. b First of all, recycling reduces waste in landfills. c Recycling is crucial for preserving the environment. d Many people recycle because they care about nature. 15 Which of the following is an example of an Analytical Exposition Text? a A story about a famous hero b An essay arguing why recycling is important c A poem about nature d A dialogue between friends

1

The definition of Analytical Exposition is...

a

A text to describe a place, object, or event.

b

A type of text that contains the author's view or opinions about various things that happen in our life, without inviting readers to take certain actions.

c

A text to narrate a personal story.

d

A text to entertain the readers.

2

What is the main purpose of an Analytical Exposition Text?

a

To entertain the readers.

b

To describe a place, object, or event.

c

To explain about writer's past.

d

To persuade the reader that the issue is an important matter.

3

Which of the following is the generic structure of Analytical Exposition Text?

a

General Statement, Description, Conclusion

b

Orientation, Event, Re-orientation

c

Orientation, Event, Re-orientation

d

Thesis, Arguments, Reiteration

4

What does the 'Thesis' part in Analytical Exposition usually do?

a

Gives supporting reasons for the author's argument.

b

Provides the final conclusion

c

Tells a story.

d

States the author's opinion or point of view.

5

In the 'Arguments' section of Analytical Exposition, what is typically found?

a

Opinions to support the main topic that has been presented in thesis.

b

Opposing viewpoints.

c

Personal experiences.

d

Counterarguments.

6

What is the function of the 'Reiteration' in an Analytical Exposition?

a

To introduce a new idea.

b

To give a conclusion of the author's opinion about the main topic.

c

To summarize the arguments.

d

To oppose the author's thesis.

7

Which tense is most commonly used in Analytical Exposition Text?

a

Simple Past Tense.

b

Simple Present Tense.

c

Past Continuous Tense.

d

Future Tense.

8

Why use simple present tense in analytical exposition?

a

Because it tells about the past.

b

Because it tells about someone's future.

c

Because the phenomenon or discussion is still relevant to the present.

d

Because it tells about someone's past.

9

Which is the words that express the author's thoughts or feelings in Analytical Exposition Text?

a

They, We, I, You

b

Happy, Cry, Falling in Love

c

He, She, It

d

Feel, Know, Realize, Sense

10

Connective words and conjunctions are used to connect the main ideas is...

a

And, so, also

b

If, Why

c

Also

d

When, If

11

Connective words and conjunctions are used to introduce cause-and-affect is...

a

When, If

b

And, So, Also

c

If, Why

d

Also

12

What kind of statements are typically included in the arguments of an Analytical Exposition Text?

a

General Opinions.

b

Anecdotes.

c

Factual evidence and logical reasoning.

d

Unrelated Stories.

13

Which of these statements is TRUE about Analytical Exposition Text?

a

It uses past tense mostly.

b

It contains personal opinions backed up by evidence.

c

It has no conclusion at the end.

d

It is written only in first person.

14

Which of the following is an example of a thesis statement in an Analytical Exposition?

a

In conclusion, we should all recycle.

b

First of all, recycling reduces waste in landfills.

c

Recycling is crucial for preserving the environment.

d

Many people recycle because they care about nature.

15

Which of the following is an example of an Analytical Exposition Text?

a

A story about a famous hero

b

An essay arguing why recycling is important

c

A poem about nature

d

A dialogue between friends

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ANALYTICAL EXPOSITION TEXTVersion en ligne

par Dwi Luvia Nuriyanti

The definition of Analytical Exposition is...

What is the main purpose of an Analytical Exposition Text?

Which of the following is the generic structure of Analytical Exposition Text?

What does the 'Thesis' part in Analytical Exposition usually do?

In the 'Arguments' section of Analytical Exposition, what is typically found?

What is the function of the 'Reiteration' in an Analytical Exposition?

Which tense is most commonly used in Analytical Exposition Text?

Why use simple present tense in analytical exposition?

Which is the words that express the author's thoughts or feelings in Analytical Exposition Text?

Connective words and conjunctions are used to connect the main ideas is...

Connective words and conjunctions are used to introduce cause-and-affect is...

What kind of statements are typically included in the arguments of an Analytical Exposition Text?

Which of these statements is TRUE about Analytical Exposition Text?

Which of the following is an example of a thesis statement in an Analytical Exposition?

Which of the following is an example of an Analytical Exposition Text?