Analytical Exposition & Passive Voice Quiz

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Analytical Exposition & Passive Voice Quiz


Froggy Jumps Analytical Exposition & Passive Voice QuizVersión en línea Analytical exposition and passive sentences. por Suriathi 1 What is the main purpose of an analytical exposition text? a To describe a sequence of events b To entertain the reader with stories c To persuade the reader to accept the writer's viewpoint 2 Which element typically states the writer's stance in analytical exposition? a Narrative hook b Thesis statement c Concession paragraph 3 Which part presents arguments supporting the writer's position? a Body paragraphs with reasons b Introduction with a question c Closing appeal 4 What is the role of concession or counter-arguments in analytical exposition? a To ignore other opinions b To acknowledge opposing views and refute them c To restate the thesis 5 Which sentence is in the passive voice? a The author explains the issue b They discuss the issue c The issue was explained by the author 6 How many main parts do analytical exposition texts typically have? a Four: introduction, body, conclusion, appendix b Three: thesis, arguments, conclusion c Two: setup and payoff 7 Which conjunctions are commonly used to give reasons in analytical exposition? a Because, since, due to b Although, unless, yet c And then, therefore, but 8 What tense is typically used in analytical exposition to present general facts? a Present simple b Future simple c Past perfect 9 Why is the passive voice used in analytical exposition? a To avoid any action taking place b To emphasize the action or the object and maintain formality c To hide the author’s identity 10 What should a concluding paragraph do in an analytical exposition? a Ignore the thesis b Introduce a new argument c Restate stance and offer a final call to action 11 the correct passive sentence a the book was taken by them b the meat ball is eating by us c the meal was eating by me 12 the letter has been read by him, the active form ...... a he has read the letter b he has been reading the letter c he read the letter 13 wearing helmet is important in riding a helmet can save our head b helmet for good appearance c helmet is exensive 14 which one as thesis a school discipline infects the success b we should obey the school discipline c the students care with school discipline 15 correct active sentence a the man is calling my friend b the man is called c the man is being called

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Analytical Exposition & Passive Voice QuizVersión en línea

por Suriathi

What is the main purpose of an analytical exposition text?

Which element typically states the writer's stance in analytical exposition?

Which part presents arguments supporting the writer's position?

What is the role of concession or counter-arguments in analytical exposition?

Which sentence is in the passive voice?

How many main parts do analytical exposition texts typically have?

Which conjunctions are commonly used to give reasons in analytical exposition?

What tense is typically used in analytical exposition to present general facts?

Why is the passive voice used in analytical exposition?

What should a concluding paragraph do in an analytical exposition?

the correct passive sentence

the letter has been read by him, the active form ......

wearing helmet is important in riding

which one as thesis

correct active sentence