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Language Features of Exposition Text

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  • "Experts understand the importance of sleep for health." Identify the mental process verb in this sentence!
    understand
  • "Air pollution causes respiratory diseases such as asthma and bronchitis." Identify the material process verb in this sentence!
    causes
  • "Social media changes our communication." Which tenses used in this sentence?
    simple present tense
  • "Many parents worry about their children's exposure to violent content online." From this sentences, which one is mental process verb?
    worry
  • Mention some examples of NONHUMAN generic participants!
    plastic waste, social media, technology, pollution, fast food
  • "Technology has transformed education." Which tenses used in this sentence?
    present perfect tense
  • What is the function of using mental processes in analytical exposition texts?
    to help the writer in expressing their thoughts, opinions, and feelings about a topic.
  • "The alarming increase in obesity rates is a serious problem that requires immediate attention." Identify two emotive or evaluative words in this sentence
    alarming (emotive) serious (evaluative) immediate (evaluative)
  • What is a material process verb?
    verb that shows physical action or shows what happens in the physical world
  • "Deforestation damages wildlife habitats significantly." Identify the material process in this sentence!
    damages
  • "Parents should provide healthy meals for their children." Identify the modality words in this sentence!
    should
  • Mention some examples of HUMAN generic participant!
    students, teenagers, parents, people, teachers
  • Why do analytical exposition texts use generic participants instead of specific names?
    to make arguments more universal and objective.
  • Mention some examples of emotive word!
    alarming, frightening, exciting, concerning, tragic, extraordinary
  • Mention three of mental process verb!
    realize, understand, believe, know, think, worry, fear, love, see, hear
  • What is the difference between emotive words and evaluative words?
    Emotive words show about emotions or feelings. Evaluative words provide judgment or assessment of something.
  • "Teenagers often use social media to connect with friends." From this sentence, which one is NONHUMAN generic participant?
    social media
  • "Regular exercise is essential for maintaining good health." Identify the evaluative word in this sentence!
    essential
  • Mention some examples of material processes verb!
    pollute, damage, construct, destroy, produce, cause, reduce, increase
  • "Scientists _____________ that climate change is caused by human activities." Complete this sentence with an appropriate COGNITIVE mental process verb!
    believe, understand, know, realize, recognize, acknowledge
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