Analytical Exposition

ANALYTICAL EXPOSITION
Arranged by:
HASRUL /XI.3
JL.SO’LARIENG NO.1 KAJANG

UPT SMAN 5 BULUKUMBA
2023/2024
Table of Contents:
1. Introduction…………………………………………………………………..
2. Understanding Analytical Exposition………………………………….
3. Objectives of Analytical Exposition…………………………………….
4. Structure of Analytical Exposition
 Introduction
 Arguments
 Conclusion
5. Example of Analytical Exposition………………………………………..
6. Conclusion……………………………………………………………………..
1.Introduction
Analytical exposition is a type of text aimed at presenting the author's arguments or
opinions on a particular topic. Its purpose is to persuade readers or listeners about
the correctness or incorrectness of a statement or viewpoint. In this context, logical
analysis and strong argumentation are key elements in composing analytical
exposition texts.
2.Understanding Analytical Exposition

Analytical exposition is a type of text designed to present the author's arguments or
opinions on a particular topic. Its purpose is to persuade readers or listeners about
the correctness or incorrectness of a statement or viewpoint. In this context, logical
analysis and strong argumentation are key elements in composing analytical
exposition texts.
3.Objectives of Analytical Exposition

1. Persuading Readers: One of the main objectives of analytical exposition is to
persuade readers or listeners about a viewpoint or statement.
2. Providing In-Depth Understanding: This material also aims to provide a
deeper understanding of a topic or issue being discussed.
3. Encouraging Reflection: Analytical exposition can also encourage readers to
reflect on their own views on the topic being discussed.
4.Structure of Analytical Exposition

1. Introduction: This part introduces the topic to be discussed and presents the
thesis statement that will be supported by subsequent arguments.
2. Arguments: This part contains arguments or reasons that support the thesis
statement presented in the introduction. Each argument is structured and
supported by relevant evidence or data.
3. Conclusion: The conclusion section summarizes the thesis statement that has
been presented, reaffirms the arguments that have been made, and may also
present recommendations or implications of the arguments presented.
5.Example of Analytical Exposition

Title: "Should Plastic Bags Be Banned?"
Introduction: Plastic bags have become a ubiquitous part of our daily lives, but their
convenience comes at a significant cost to the environment. Therefore, it is
imperative to consider whether plastic bags should be banned altogether.
Arguments:
1. Environmental Impact: Plastic bags contribute significantly to pollution,

especially in oceans and waterways. Their non-biodegradable nature means
they persist in the environment for hundreds of years, causing harm to marine
life and ecosystems.
2. Resource Depletion: The production of plastic bags requires the
consumption of finite resources such as petroleum. By banning plastic bags,
we can reduce our reliance on fossil fuels and mitigate the environmental
damage caused by their extraction and processing.
3. Alternative Solutions: Numerous alternatives to plastic bags exist, including
reusable cloth bags and biodegradable options. These alternatives are not
only more environmentally friendly but also offer long-term cost savings for
consumers and businesses alike.
Conclusion: In conclusion, the detrimental effects of plastic bags on the environment

cannot be overstated. Banning plastic bags represents a crucial step towards
mitigating pollution, conserving resources, and promoting sustainable living. It is
incumbent upon governments, businesses, and individuals to embrace alternative
solutions and work towards a future free from the scourge of plastic bag pollution.
6.Conclusion
Analytical exposition material is an important type of text in conveying convincing
arguments and opinions. By understanding the definition, objectives, and structure of
analytical exposition, text creators can compose strong and persuasive arguments.
Through relevant examples, readers or listeners can better understand and
appreciate the various viewpoints presented in analytical exposition texts.

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ANALYTICAL EXPOSITION

JL.SO’LARIENG NO.1 KAJANG

2.Understanding Analytical Exposition

3.Objectives of Analytical Exposition

4.Structure of Analytical Exposition

5.Example of Analytical Exposition

1. Environmental Impact: Plastic bags contribute significantly to pollution,

Conclusion: In conclusion, the detrimental effects of plastic bags on the environment

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