Hortatory Exposition & Procedure Text

Which of the following best describes a hortatory exposition?

• (a). A type of persuasive text

• (b). A type of narrative text

• (c). A type of descriptive text

• (d). A type of informative text

• (e). A type of productive text

What is the main purpose of a hortatory exposition?

• (a). To entertain the reader

• (b). To describe a specific event

• (c). To persuade the reader to take a certain action

• (d). To provide information about a particular topic

• (e). To give direction to do something

What is a common feature of the language used in hortatory expositions?

• (a). Ambiguity

• (b). Emotional appeal

• (c). Neutral tone

• (d). Scientific jargon

• (e). Lack of opinion

Which of the following is an example of a hortatory exposition topic?

• (a). The history of the internet

• (b). The benefits of exercise

• (c). How to bake a cake

• (d). The life cycle of a butterfly

• (e). How to clean your phone

In a hortatory exposition, the writer typically takes a ___________ position on the topic.

• (a). Neutral

• (b). Negative

• (c). Positive

• (d). Controversial

• (e). Interrogative

Which of the following is often found in the conclusion of a hortatory exposition?

• (a). Detailed analysis

• (b). New information

• (c). A call to action

• (d). Historical background

• (e). Humorous anecdotes

What is the role of the conclusion in a hortatory exposition?

• (a). To summarize the main points

• (b). To provide additional evidence

• (c). To introduce a new topic

• (d). To repeat the introduction

• (e). To give writer point of view

What is the primary focus of a hortatory exposition?

• (a). Describing a process

• (b). Providing a historical account

• (c). Analyzing data

• (d). Advocating a particular action or viewpoint

• (e). Entertaining the reader

What is the purpose of using rhetorical questions in a hortatory exposition?

• (a). To provide evidence and support for the argument

• (b). To engage the reader and make them think

• (c). To introduce a new topic

• (d). To summarize the main points

• (e). To make reader confuse

Which of the following is an example of a hortatory exposition technique?

• (a). Using descriptive language to create a vivid image

• (b). Including personal anecdotes to establish credibility

• (c). Presenting statistical data to support the argument

• (d). Using humor to entertain the reader

• (e). Tell the past event