Analytical Exposition

What is the purpose of analytical exposition text?

• to tell a story to the readers

• to explain a phenomenon to the readers

• to persuade the readers that the idea is important

• to describe something to the readers

Since we can find a thesis, arguments and reiteration in the text, so we can conclude that the text belongs to ______

• narration

• analytical exposition

• description

• exposition

The part where the writer restates his/her point of view to strengthen the thesis is _______

• arguments

• reiteration

• thesis

• introduction

The generic structures of analytical exposition text are _____

• general statement - sequential explanation

• thesis - arguments - recommendations

• thesis - arguments - reiteration

• newsworthy events - background events - sources

The part of the analytical exposition text which introduces the topic and indicates the writer's position is ______

• conclusion

• reiteration

• arguments

• thesis

Open the text beside.

The green line of paragraph one is called as _______

• thesis

• arguments

• reiteration

• conclusion

How many arguments of the text?

• 4

• 3

• 2

• 5

Which is the thesis of the text?

• Learning aspect in the school is how to experience directly what happens in surroundings.

• I do not think that a homeschooling system is the best education system to use.

• One to one learning that is applied in a homeschooling does not guarantee that the children can face their real future.

• The standards of homeschooling make students not educationally successful.

"I do not think that a homeschooling system is the best education system to use."

The structure of the text is ____________

• simple present tense

• simple past tense

• simple future tense

• past continuous tense

From the text beside, we know that _________

• The writer wants to persuade the reader agree that homeschooling is not the best system.

• The writer wants to campaign the readers to join in a homeschooling.

• The writer wants to promote his program to the readers.

• The writer retell his experience of homeschooling.