What is Discursive Essay?

​ A ​ ........................ essay is a piece of formal ​ writing which discusses a particular ​problem and solution or ​issue.

• discursive
• narrative

• persuasive

• descriptive

What are the distinct features that should be included in a discursive essay?

• Discursive essays should motivate readers to a discussion.

• The focus is on the power of thoughts rather than on evidence.

• Discursive essays will most likely to evoke readers' interests.

Which of the following is NOT considered as one of the types of discursive essay?

• For and Against Essay

• Argumentative Essay

• Opinion Essay

• Problem-Solution Essay

This type of essay presents both sides of an

issue, discussing points in favour of a

particular topic as well as those against, or

the advantages and disadvantages of a

particular question.

• Problem-Solution Essay

• Opinion Essay

• For and Against Essay

This type of discursive essay presents the writer's personal opinion concerning the topic, clearly stated and supported by reasons and/or examples.

• Problem-Solution Essay

• Opinion Essay

• For and Against Essay

This discursive essay analyses the problem(s) associated with a particular issue or situation and put forward possible solutions, together with any expected resutts/ consequences.

• Problem-Solution Essay

• Opinion Essay

• For and Against Essay.

Which of the following is NOT an important part of a discursive essay?

• body

• introduction

• conclusion

• climax

What kind of introduction is this: "Have you ever wondered what the world would be like without school?"

• Thought-

  Provoking Question

• Interesting Facts

• Bold Statement

• Quotation

What is the purpose of using interesting facts in the introduction of your discursive essay?

• Intrigues readers with surprising information related to the topic.

• Encourages curiosity and sets the tone for exploring the topic.

• Provokes interest and invites readers to agree or disagree.

• Makes the introduction relatable and personal.

"Last week, my best friend and I had a big debate about whether homework should be banned."

This is a/an ..................... kind of introduction.

• anecdotal

• persuasive

• bold statement

• quotation