Answer to Question #61652 in English for bbj

Question

1 A text that explains an issue, a theory, a concept or plan is called ______ text.
a descriptive
a narrative
an expository
a theoretical
2 ______ does not form the major part of a narrative text.
A sequential order
A chronological order of events
Explanation
Order of importance
3 Which of the following may not be true of narratives?
follow a story line
follow a sequential order
Explanations form major parts
characters speak in a formal style
4 The most intense or exciting part of a story is the ______
beginning
suspense
climax
plot
5 It has been observed that the language of ______ text is diverse and specific
expository
narrative
scientific
figures
6 Which of the following may not be true of expository text?
Expository texts do not tell stories
Expository texts are organised in logical sequential order.
Expository texts explain ideas in clear-cut terms.
Expository texts are not as formal as narrative texts.