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LISTENING 1 (15+AUDIO)Versión en línea Hortatory Exposition Text por isa 1 What is the purpose of a hortatory exposition text? a To tell a story b To persuade the reader to do something c To describe something d To entertain the reader e To explain how to do something 2 What is the structure of a hortatory exposition text? a Orientation – Complication – Resolution b Identification – Description c Thesis – Arguments – Recommendation d Thesis – Arguments – Reiteration e Goal – Materials – Steps 3 What is usually found in the thesis part of a hortatory exposition text? a The writer’s opinion about a topic b Steps to do something c A story about past events d A description of a place or person e A summary of the whole text 4 Which of the following sentences is a recommendation in a hortatory exposition text? a Reading books is important because it increases knowledge. b People should read at least one book every month. c Many people enjoy reading novels and comics. d A library is a place where people can borrow books. e Reading can be done anywhere and anytime. 5 Which of the following is a common language feature of a hortatory exposition text? a The use of past tense to tell a story b The use of imperative sentences to give instructions c The use of simple present d The use of dialogues between characters e The use of figurative language 6 What is the main idea of the text? a Recycling helps reduce waste and protect the environment. b Landfills can solve waste problems without recycling. c People should throw away more trash to stay clean. d Factories must produce products using new materials. e Recycling is unnecessary because resources are unlimited. 7 How does recycling help reduce pollution? a It increases the amount of trash. b It stops all pollution from factories. c It reduces the waste dumped in landfills. d It prevents people from using new materials. e It makes waste management unnecessary. 8 Why is recycling important for natural resources? a It allows more trees to be cut down. b It encourages people to throw away items. c It forces people to buy new products. d It makes paper production inefficient. e It reduces the need for new materials. 9 What should be placed in recycling bins? a Food waste, metal, and oil. b All trash mixed in one bin. c Clothes and furniture. d Paper, plastic, and glass. e Only electronic waste. 10 What does the writer suggest? a Recycling is not effective. b People should recycle as much as possible. c Throw all waste into landfills. d Natural resources will never run out. e Recycling matters only in big cities. 11 What is the main idea of the text? a Social media is better for learning. b Books provide no useful knowledge. c Reading books wastes students’ time. d Students should read books to gain benefits. e Schools should remove books. 12 How does reading help students? a It provides useful knowledge. b It makes students feel bored. c It prevents students from learning. d It is less effective than TV. e It does not help at school. 13 How does reading improve thinking? a It stops students from analyzing. b It makes them forget facts. c It helps students think creatively. d It weakens their logic. e It broadens their ideas. 14 What values can books teach? a Honesty, kindness, and hard work. b Bussiness and education. c Selfishness and greed. d Lying and cheating. e Avoiding studies. 15 How can reading be encouraged? a By stopping students from reading. b By providing interesting books c By making them watch TV. d By adding books from schools. e By encouraging learning.

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What is the purpose of a hortatory exposition text?

What is the structure of a hortatory exposition text?

What is usually found in the thesis part of a hortatory exposition text?

Which of the following sentences is a recommendation in a hortatory exposition text?

Which of the following is a common language feature of a hortatory exposition text?

What is the main idea of the text?

How does recycling help reduce pollution?

Why is recycling important for natural resources?

What should be placed in recycling bins?

What does the writer suggest?

What is the main idea of the text?

How does reading help students?

How does reading improve thinking?

What values can books teach?

How can reading be encouraged?