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Question 1

Expository text

Answer 1

are designed to explain, inform and present facts on specific topic.

Question 2

they are used to introduce an opinion and they assist us to identify opinion statements.

Answer 2

Opinion marking signals

Question 3

Linguistic/Alphabetic

Answer 3

written and spoken words
Visual - images (moving or still)
Aural - sound, music
Gestural - movement, expression, body language
Spatial - position, physical arrangement, proximity

Question 4

Compare

Answer 4

Like
As well as
Also
Resemble
Likewise

Question 5

Contrast

Answer 5

Unlike
Although
Whereas
As opposed to
In contrast to

Question 6

Opinion marking signals

Answer 6

Ans.
Personally, I think
It is claimed that
In my experience
I might be wrong but
I am convinced that

Question 7

Recognize positive and negative messages conveyed in a text

Answer 7

• I value and respect your opinion
• You will never be at the top

Question 8

Argumentative

Answer 8

The evidence from your research that supports the thesis, demonstrates there is a problem, and explores various solutions is credible, clear, insightful, and compelling. Statistics, facts, examples, and expert testimony are all acceptable forms of evidence.