Hortatory exposition texts are not written to persuade readers.

What is the main social function of a hortatory exposition text?

• To entertain the reader
• To persuade the reader to take action
• To describe an event or process
• To explain why something happens

The recommendation part of the text is Optional in a hortatory exposition.

Which of the following is generic structure of hortatory exposition text?

• Identification, Description, Conclusion
• Thesis, Supporting Details, Conclusion
• Thesis, Arguments, Recommendation
• Orientation, Complication, Resolution

Hortatory exposition texts aim to persuade readers by...

• Telling a story
• Describing objects
• Providing logical arguments
• Showing personal opinions only

Hortatory exposition texts never use persuasive language.

Which tense is most commonly used in hortatory exposition texts?

• Future tense
• Past tense
• Present tense
• Continuous tense

Modality, such as "must" or "should," is rarely used in hortatory exposition texts.

Which of these signal words are used to conclude arguments?

• For instance, such as, like, namely
• However, although, nevertheless, even though
• Moreover, furthermore, besides, additionally
• In conclusion, to summarize, finally, in short

Conjunctions like “therefore” and “thus” are used to link ideas logically in hortatory exposition texts.

Which of these phrases is typical in a hortatory exposition?

• "Once upon a time..."
• "The process begins with..."
• "For example, a lion..."
• "This clearly shows that..."

Which of these modal verbs are commonly used in hortatory exposition texts?

• Should, must, ought to, have to
• Might, could, would, may
• Can, is, are, was
• Would, was, did, had

Words like “must” and “should” is the one of the language features in hortatory exposition texts.

Which of these purposes reflects the social function of a hortatory exposition text?

• Providing step-by-step instructions, explaining processes, describing methods
• Narrating stories, entertaining readers, describing characters
• Persuading readers to agree with an argument, urging action, influencing opinions
• Summarizing research, defining terms, discussing findings

A hortatory exposition is most likely to appear in...

• A novel
• A newspaper editorial
• A recipe book
• A scientific journal

Which of these is NOT suitable for a hortatory exposition text?

• Encouraging readers to exercise regularly
• Persuading people to stop smoking
• Explaining the process of photosynthesis
• Advocating for the use of renewable energy

The social function of hortatory exposition texts is to entertain readers.

Recommendations in hortatory exposition texts encourage readers to take action.

Which of these connective phrases is used to add an additional argument?

• On the other hand
• Moreover
• In conclusion
• For instance

Which of these verbs express recommendations or advice?

• Run, jump, play, walk
• Discuss, analyze, explain, describe
• Urge, recommend, suggest, encourage
• See, hear, look, observe