Question 1

Which of the following is the purpose of a Hortatory Exposition text?

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To persuade readers

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To describe a process

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To inform readers

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To compare and contrast ideas

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To entertain readers

Question 2

What is the main characteristic of a Hortatory Exposition text?

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Presents a strong opinion or recommendation

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Presents arguments for and against a topic

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Describes a sequence of events

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Presents facts and statistics

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Provides detailed information about a topic

Question 3

What is the purpose of using rhetorical questions in a Hortatory Exposition text?

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To emphasize key points and make the readers think.

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To present counterarguments.

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To entertain the readers.

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To provide evidence and support for arguments.

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To create suspense and engage the readers.

Question 4

What is the structure of a Hortatory Exposition text?

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Introduction, body, conclusion

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Problem, solution, evaluation

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Cause, effect, analysis

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Description, comparison, contrast

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Orientation, events, reorientation

Question 5

Which of the following is NOT a language feature commonly used in Hortatory Exposition texts?

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Descriptive language.

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Logical reasoning.

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Emotional appeals.

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Repetition of key points.

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Use of persuasive language.

Question 6

What is the tone of a Hortatory Exposition text?

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Persuasive

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Descriptive

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Narrative

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Argumentative

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Informative

Question 7

What is the role of the writer in a Hortatory Exposition text?

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To persuade the readers to take a specific action.

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To present both sides of the argument.

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To provide a neutral analysis of a situation.

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To entertain the readers with a story.

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To inform the readers about a topic.

Question 8

Which of the following is an effective strategy for organizing arguments in a Hortatory Exposition text?

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Presenting the strongest argument first.

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Presenting the weakest argument first.

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Not presenting any arguments at all.

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Mixing strong and weak arguments randomly.

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Presenting only one argument.

Question 9

What is the purpose of using examples in a Hortatory Exposition text?

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To provide evidence and support for arguments

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To entertain readers

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To present a personal opinion

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To describe a process

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To compare and contrast ideas

Question 10

How does a Hortatory Exposition text differ from a Descriptive text?

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Hortatory Exposition texts focus on presenting arguments, while Descriptive texts focus on providing vivid details.

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Hortatory Exposition texts present both sides of the argument, while Descriptive texts present a single viewpoint.

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Hortatory Exposition texts provide step-by-step instructions, while Descriptive texts present a personal opinion.

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Hortatory Exposition texts use emotional appeals, while Descriptive texts use logical reasoning.

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Hortatory Exposition texts focus on entertaining the readers, while Descriptive texts focus on persuading the readers.

Question 11

What is the purpose of a concluding paragraph in a Hortatory Exposition text?

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To summarize the main points

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To present counterarguments

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To introduce the topic

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To present a personal opinion

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To suggest further research

Question 12

Why is it important to provide evidence and examples in a Hortatory Exposition text?

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To support and strengthen the arguments.

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To confuse the readers with conflicting information.

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To present a personal opinion.

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To entertain the readers.

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To make the text longer and more detailed.

Question 13

Which of the following statements is true about the audience of a Hortatory Exposition text?

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They are neutral and open to different viewpoints

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They are experts in the field

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They are already convinced of the writer's viewpoint

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They are not interested in the topic

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They have no prior knowledge of the topic

Question 14

What is the difference between a Hortatory Exposition text and an Argumentative text?

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Hortatory Exposition texts are more emotional and persuasive, while Argumentative texts are more logical and factual.

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Hortatory Exposition texts are shorter and more concise, while Argumentative texts are longer and more detailed.

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Hortatory Exposition texts present both sides of the argument, while Argumentative texts present only one side.

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Hortatory Exposition texts use personal anecdotes, while Argumentative texts use statistics and research.

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Hortatory Exposition texts provide solutions to a problem, while Argumentative texts analyze the causes of a problem.

Question 15

How are arguments organized in a Hortatory Exposition text?

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From strongest to weakest.

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From weakest to strongest.

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In no particular order.

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Only one argument is presented.

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Randomly.

Question 16

Which of the following best describes the purpose of an Analytical Exposition text?

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To analyze and evaluate a particular issue or phenomenon.

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To entertain the readers.

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To persuade the readers to take a specific action.

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To inform the readers about a topic.

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To present both sides of an argument.

Question 17

What is the main characteristic of an Analytical Exposition text?

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It presents a single viewpoint or argument.

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It presents facts and statistics about a topic.

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It uses emotional appeals to persuade the readers.

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It presents a personal opinion.

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It provides step-by-step instructions.

Question 18

How are arguments presented in an Analytical Exposition text?

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From weakest to strongest.

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In no particular order.

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Both sides of the argument are presented equally.

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From strongest to weakest.

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Randomly.

Question 19

What is the role of the writer in an Analytical Exposition text?

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To provide a neutral analysis of a situation.

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To persuade the readers to take a specific action.

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To inform the readers about a topic.

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To present both sides of the argument.

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To entertain the readers with a story.

Question 20

How does an Analytical Exposition text differ from a Narrative text?

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Analytical Exposition texts focus on presenting arguments, while Narrative texts focus on telling a story.

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Analytical Exposition texts provide step-by-step instructions, while Narrative texts present a personal opinion.

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Analytical Exposition texts focus on entertaining the readers, while Narrative texts focus on persuading the readers.

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Analytical Exposition texts present both sides of the argument, while Narrative texts present a single viewpoint.

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Analytical Exposition texts use emotional appeals, while Narrative texts use logical reasoning.

Question 21

Which of the following best describes the tone of an Analytical Exposition text?

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Informative.

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Narrative.

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Argumentative.

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Descriptive.

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Persuasive.

Question 22

Why is it important to provide evidence and examples in an Analytical Exposition text?

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To support and strengthen the arguments.

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To entertain the readers.

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To confuse the readers with conflicting information.

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To make the text longer and more detailed.

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To present a personal opinion.

Question 23

What is the purpose of the concluding paragraph in an Analytical Exposition text?

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To summarize the main points.

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To introduce the topic.

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To present counterarguments.

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To present a personal opinion.

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To suggest further research.

Question 24

Which of the following best describes the structure of an Analytical Exposition text?

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Introduction, body paragraphs, and conclusion.

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Introduction, step-by-step instructions, and conclusion.

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Introduction, fictional story, and conclusion.

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Introduction, emotional appeals, and conclusion.

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Introduction, supporting evidence, and personal opinion.

Question 25

What is the role of the body paragraphs in an Analytical Exposition text?

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To present evidence and arguments.

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To entertain the readers with anecdotes.

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To present a personal opinion.

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To summarize the main points.

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To provide counterarguments.

Question 26

How does an Analytical Exposition text differ from a Descriptive text?

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Analytical Exposition texts focus on presenting arguments, while Descriptive texts focus on providing vivid descriptions.

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Analytical Exposition texts entertain the readers, while Descriptive texts persuade the readers.

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Analytical Exposition texts present both sides of the argument, while Descriptive texts present a single viewpoint.

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Analytical Exposition texts use emotional appeals, while Descriptive texts use logical reasoning.

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Analytical Exposition texts provide step-by-step instructions, while Descriptive texts present facts and statistics.

Question 27

How can the effectiveness of an Analytical Exposition text be enhanced?

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By providing strong and credible evidence.

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By using emotional appeals to manipulate the readers.

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By presenting only one side of the argument.

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By including personal anecdotes without any evidence.

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By avoiding logical reasoning and relying solely on personal opinions.

Question 28

What is the purpose of the topic sentence in each body paragraph of an Analytical Exposition text?

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To state the main argument or point.

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To provide background information.

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To summarize the main points.

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To introduce the topic.

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To present a personal opinion.

Question 29

How should counterarguments be addressed in an Analytical Exposition text?

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They should be presented and refuted.

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They should be used to confuse the readers.

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They should be ignored and not mentioned.

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They should be given more importance than the main arguments.

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They should be presented without any rebuttal.

Question 30

How can readers evaluate the credibility of the arguments presented in an Analytical Exposition text?

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By examining the qualifications and expertise of the writer.

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By ignoring the evidence and relying on personal opinions.

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By checking the word count of the text.

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By analyzing the emotional appeals used in the text.

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By comparing the length of the introduction and conclusion.

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