Hortatory exposition text

2. Who is the person responsible for creating and delivering the hortatory message?
5. What is a common mental verb used by writers to state their personal conviction?
12. What do you call the series of reasons provided to support the writer's thesis?
15. What is the verb used when you want to change someone's mind or behavior?
16. What type of verbs (like think or understand) focus on the writer’s mental processes?
17. What is the main communicative purpose of a hortatory text?
18. Which modal verb is most frequently used to give advice or a mild recommendation?
19. Which part of speech includes words like "certainly" or "definitely" to strengthen an opinion?
20. Which grammatical tense is predominantly used in exposition texts?

1. What is a formal verb used to announce or state a position clearly?
3. What is the final section of a hortatory text that suggests a specific action?
4. What term describes a duty or something you are required to do?
6. What do writers use to back up their arguments with facts or data?
7. What kind of words are "furthermore" or "consequently," used to link logical points?
8. What kind of reasoning must a writer use to make their persuasion effective?
9. What do we call auxiliary verbs like 'must,' 'ought to,' and 'should' that express necessity?
10. In hortatory writing, what is the term for the reason why a specific problem exists?
11. Which adjective describes something that is essential or must be done?
13. What do we call the result or consequence of a specific action or policy?
14. Which part of the generic structure introduces the topic or main idea?