ANALYTICAL EXPOSITION

ARRANGED BY:

1. RAMDHANI AHMADUS SHUFI (2020610068)

2. ULUMIL ISTIFAIYAH (2020610069)

C1-AKR

PROGRAM STUDI AKUNTANSI SYARIAH

FAKULTAS EKONOMI & BISNIS ISLAM

INSTITUT AGAMA ISLAM NEGERI KUDUS

2020

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 FOREWORD

Give thanks for the presence of Allah SWT for all the abundance of
mercy, taufik, and inayah so that we can complete the preparation of this paper in
a very simple form and content. Hopefully this paper can be used as a reference,
guide or new for readers.

We have complied this paper maximally and received assistance from

various parties so as to facilitate the production of this paper. For this reason, we
would like to express our gratitude to all those who have contributed to this paper.

We realize that there are still deficiencies in terms of both sentence structure and
grammar. Therefore, with open arms we welcome all suggestions and criticisms
from readers so that we can improve this paper. Finally, we hope that this paper
can provide both benefits and inspiration to readers,

Kudus, 26 September 2020

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 TABLE OF CONTENT

TITLE
FOREWORD............................................................................................................i
TABLE OF CONTENT...........................................................................................ii
CHAPTER 1............................................................................................................1
A. Background...................................................................................................1
B. Formulation Of The Problem........................................................................1
C. Purpose..........................................................................................................1
CHAPTER 2............................................................................................................2
A. Definition of Analytical Exposition..............................................................3
B. Purpose of Analytical Exposition.................................................................3
C. Generic Structure Analytical Exposition......................................................3
D. Language Features Analytical Exposition....................................................3
E. Characteristics Analytical Exposition...........................................................4
F. Example........................................................................................................4
CHAPTER 3............................................................................................................6
CLOSING................................................................................................................6
Conclusion............................................................................................................6
REFFERENCES......................................................................................................6

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 CHAPTER 1

INTRODUCTION

A. Background
One type of text introduced in class C1AKR is Analytical Exposition. Type
the text is quite new for some lecturer, including the author's own. Authors have
difficulty in conveying the text to students. To overcome this problem, the authors
initiative to find as much information about this text and trying to divide the
information to lecturer of English, especially In Kudus Central Java.

After a long search finally the authors found an article about how to make the
argument (because the core of this text students are taught to argue).

B. Formulation Of The Problem

1. Definition of Analytical Exposition
2. Purpose of Analytical Exposition
3. Generic Structure Analytical Exposition
4. Language Features Analytical Exposition
5. Characteristics Analytical Exposition Text Editor
6. Example

C. Purpose
1. To know definition of Analytical Exposition
2. To know purpose of Analytical Exposition
3. To know generic Structure Analytical Exposition
4. To know language Features Analytical Exposition
5. To know characteristics Analytical Exposition Text Editor

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 CHAPTER 2

DISCUSSION

A. Definition of Analytical Exposition

Analytical Exposition is one form of argumentation text. English experts

define analytical exposition text as follows: "Analytical exposition is a text
that elaborates the writer's ideas about the phenomenon surrounding". If
translated into Indonesian language is an analytical exposition text is a text or
texts which describe the author's opinion about the phenomenon that is
happening around us.
The exhibition is a text that outlines the ideas surrounding the author of
the phenomenon. The social function is to convince the reader that the idea is
the important thing.

B. Purpose of Analytical Exposition

Communicative purposes of analytical exposition is to convince the reader
that the topic presented is an important topic to discuss or get attention by
providing arguments or opinions that support the main idea or topic.

C. Generic Structure Analytical Exposition

1. Thesis
Thesis in part, the author introduces ideas about the topic or subject that will
be discussed. Thesis is always in the first paragraph of Analytical Exposition
Text.
2. Argument
In this section the author presents arguments or opinions that support the main
idea of the author, usually in an Analytical Exposition Text there are more
than two arguments. More and more arguments that appear increasingly
believe the reader that the topics covered by the authors is a very important
topic or need attention
3. Conclusion
Contains conclusions or restatements on the essence of the ideas presented.

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D. Language Features Analytical Exposition
1. Using a relational process
2. Using causal conjunctions
3. Using together causally
4. Using the Simple Present Tense
5. Using contrastive conjunction

E. Characteristics Analytical Exposition

1. Using the simple present tense
2. Using argumentative text that is accompanied by supporting reasons
3. Usually using the conjunction can lead to a causal relationship. Such as:
Because if conditional sentence.
4. Using internal conjunction.
5. Using a casual conjunction.

F. Example
Cramming is Bad
How do you study when the test is coming? Do you start preparing
for the test weeks or months before the test or leave things to the last hour?
If you start studying weeks or months before the test, it is great. However,
if you study all the material in the last hour or minute, it is not good for
you and it is called cramming.

Cramming is the situation when students stay up until morning to

study before their test. This habit can lead to negative impacts for some
reason. The first reason is that disruptions in the regular sleep cycle can
cause temporary intellectual lapses. For most students, less sleep can make
them could not focus in the class. Additionally, cramming can leave us
with “something that I have seen before” in our memory. However, being
able to recognize something is not the same as being able to recall it.
Besides that, each person has their different sleeping time, so some of
them often use a stimulant for cramming. Furthermore, that stimulant
gives bad effect to its consumers.

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 The example stimulant is coffee. It causes many problems such as
Caffeine Intoxication Syndrome, anxiety, panic, headaches, and so on. To
sum up, cramming is bad because it disturbs our regular sleep cycle which
cause temporary intellectual lapses and using stimulant for cramming
gives bad effect to our health.

1. Characteristic
a. As we can see, the text is presented with several reasons that support
the argument.
Example: This habit can have a negative impact for several reasons
b. Using the Present Tense
All sentences in the text use the Present Tense. Example: when
students stay up until morning to study before their test.
c. Using causal conjunctions
Example: cramming is bad because it disturbs our regular sleep
d. Using internal conjunction
Example: For most students, less sleep can make them could not focus in
the class. Additionally, cramming can leave us with “something that I
have seen before” in our memory
e. Words that express writer’s feeling or idea
Example: If you start studying weeks or months before the test, it is great
f. Using contrastive conjunction
Example: However, being able to recognize something is not the same as
being able to recall it
2. Structure
a. Thesis : Paragraph 1
b. Arguments : Paragraph 2
c. Conclusion : Paragraph 3

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 CHAPTER 3

CLOSING

Conclusion
1. Definition of Analytical Exposition
The exhibition is a text that outlines the ideas surrounding the author of the
phenomenon. The social function is to convince the reader that the idea is the
important thing.
2. Generic Structure Analytical Exposition
a. Thesis
b. Argument
c. Conclusion
3. Language Features Analytical Exposition
a. Using a relational process
b. Using a shared internal
c. Using a together causally
d. Using the Simple Present Tense
e. Using contrastive conjunction
4. Characteristics Analytical Exposition Text Editor
a. Using the simple present tense
b. Using relational process.
c. Usually using the conjunction can lead to a causal relationship.
d. Using internal conjunction.
e. Using a casual conjunction

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 REFFERENCES

http://www.makalah.my.id/2016/12/makalah-analitical-exposition-text.html?m=1

https://www.studiobelajar.com/analytical-exposition/