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What is the primary aim of expository text?

  • To confuse and obfuscate facts
  • To entertain and create fictional narratives
  • To persuade and influence opinions
  • To inform, explain, or present information in a clear manner (correct)

What type of information does expository text provide?

  • Rumors, myths, and hearsay
  • Biased viewpoints and propaganda
  • Factual information, concepts exploration, and idea explanation (correct)
  • Opinions, personal anecdotes, and fictional stories

How does expository text help readers with complex concepts?

  • By adding unnecessary jargon and technical language
  • By making them more complex and confusing
  • By avoiding complex concepts altogether
  • By breaking them down into simpler terms (correct)

What is the primary aim of expository text?

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How does expository text enhance understanding?

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What distinguishes expository text from other forms of writing?

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What type of tone does expository text maintain?

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What does expository text rely on to reinforce the validity of the information presented?

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What is a recommended strategy for understanding expository text?

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What does expository text avoid in its language usage?

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What does expository text utilize to grasp the overall structure and main ideas?

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Flashcards

Purpose of expository text

To inform and explain a topic clearly.

Expository info type

Factual, concepts and ideas.

Complex concept handling

Expository text breaks down complex ideas.

Understanding enhancer

Expository text uses facts and evidence.

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Expository vs. other writing

Expository provides facts and explanations.

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Expository tone

Unbiased and neutral.

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Info validity support

Expository text uses evidence (examples, stats).

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Understanding strategy

Relate new info to what you know.

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Expository language

Avoids subjective opinions or exaggeration.

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Structure and Main Ideas in Expository

Text utilizes features like headings and bullet points to help locate and determine main ideas.

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Expository text purpose

To inform and clarify

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Study Notes

Understanding Expository Text

  • Primary aim is to inform and explain a specific topic or idea clearly and effectively.
  • Provides factual information, definitions, explanations, and evidence without personal opinions.
  • Assists readers in understanding complex concepts by breaking down information into simpler parts for clarity.
  • Enhances understanding through organized presentation of facts, supporting details, and logical structure.
  • Distinguishes itself from narrative or persuasive writing by focusing solely on facts rather than storytelling or persuasion.
  • Maintains an objective and neutral tone, avoiding emotional language or personal bias.

Characteristics of Expository Text

  • Relies on credible sources and data to reinforce the validity of the information presented.
  • Recommended strategy for comprehension includes summarizing main ideas and identifying key points.
  • Avoids figurative language or overly complex vocabulary, ensuring clarity and accessibility.
  • Utilizes headings, bullet points, and visual aids to help readers grasp overall structure and main ideas.

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