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Froggy Jumps Graffiti (Analytical Exposition Text)Versión en línea Answer the questions below correctly! por Feskia Putri 1 Based on the explanation before, what is the definition of an “Analytical Exposition Text”? a A text that tells personal experiences b A text that presents the writer’s opinion about an issue supported by logical arguments c A text that asks readers to do something 2 What is the function of an Analytical Exposition Text? a To entertain readers with fiction b To persuade readers to take action c To convince readers through analysis and strong arguments 3 What is the correct structure order of an analytical exposition text? a Arguments – Thesis – Reiteration b Reiteration – Arguments – Thesis c Thesis – Arguments – Reiteration 4 What does “Thesis” mean in the structure of an analytical exposition text? a The writer’s opinion or position about an issue b The final conclusion c Supporting facts and data 5 What does “Arguments” mean in the structure of an analytical exposition text? a Reasons, opinions, and facts that support the thesis b The reader’s opinion c The main topic only 6 In which part of the text can we find facts or evidence that support the writer’s view? a Thesis b Arguments c Reiteration 7 What does “Reiteration” mean in the structure of an analytical exposition text? a Explaining the background of the problem b Giving examples only c Restating the writer’s opinion or summarizing the arguments at the end 8 If you write an analytical exposition text about graffiti, which statement is the best example of a Thesis? a Graffiti has existed for many years in big cities. b Some famous artists started with graffiti. c Graffiti should be seen as public art, not only as vandalism. 9 A writer argues that graffiti is vandalism because it lowers property value. Why is this a logical “Argument”? a Because it gives a reason that supports the writer’s opinion b Because it is only a personal feeling c Because it invites readers to act 10 In the closing (Reiteration) of a text about graffiti, what should the writer do? a Introduce a new topic b Restate the main opinion c Add a personal story

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Graffiti (Analytical Exposition Text)Versión en línea

Answer the questions below correctly!

por Feskia Putri

Based on the explanation before, what is the definition of an “Analytical Exposition Text”?

A text that tells personal experiences

A text that presents the writer’s opinion about an issue supported by logical arguments

A text that asks readers to do something

What is the function of an Analytical Exposition Text?

To entertain readers with fiction

To persuade readers to take action

To convince readers through analysis and strong arguments

What is the correct structure order of an analytical exposition text?

Arguments – Thesis – Reiteration

Reiteration – Arguments – Thesis

Thesis – Arguments – Reiteration

What does “Thesis” mean in the structure of an analytical exposition text?

The writer’s opinion or position about an issue

The final conclusion

Supporting facts and data

What does “Arguments” mean in the structure of an analytical exposition text?

Reasons, opinions, and facts that support the thesis

The reader’s opinion

The main topic only

In which part of the text can we find facts or evidence that support the writer’s view?

Thesis

Arguments

Reiteration

What does “Reiteration” mean in the structure of an analytical exposition text?

Explaining the background of the problem

Giving examples only

Restating the writer’s opinion or summarizing the arguments at the end

If you write an analytical exposition text about graffiti, which statement is the best example of a Thesis?

Graffiti has existed for many years in big cities.

Some famous artists started with graffiti.

Graffiti should be seen as public art, not only as vandalism.

A writer argues that graffiti is vandalism because it lowers property value. Why is this a logical “Argument”?

Because it gives a reason that supports the writer’s opinion

Because it is only a personal feeling

Because it invites readers to act

In the closing (Reiteration) of a text about graffiti, what should the writer do?

Introduce a new topic

Restate the main opinion

Add a personal story

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Graffiti (Analytical Exposition Text)Versión en línea

por Feskia Putri

Based on the explanation before, what is the definition of an “Analytical Exposition Text”?

What is the function of an Analytical Exposition Text?

What is the correct structure order of an analytical exposition text?

What does “Thesis” mean in the structure of an analytical exposition text?

What does “Arguments” mean in the structure of an analytical exposition text?

In which part of the text can we find facts or evidence that support the writer’s view?

What does “Reiteration” mean in the structure of an analytical exposition text?

If you write an analytical exposition text about graffiti, which statement is the best example of a Thesis?

A writer argues that graffiti is vandalism because it lowers property value. Why is this a logical “Argument”?

In the closing (Reiteration) of a text about graffiti, what should the writer do?

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