Based on BSE 'Bahasa Inggris: Life Today untuk SMA/MA Kelas XII' Unit 3 'Netiquette' (Susanti Retno Hardini dkk, ISBN 978-602-427-945-5 jil.3, Cetakan Pertama Desember 2022), the main writing genre that students must produce by the end of the unit is best identified as which type?
- A. Hortatory exposition -- thesis, arguments, and a recommendation urging netiquette, marked by modal auxiliaries and evaluative adjectives ✓ Jawaban benar
- B. Narrative text -- a story of a person whose life changed because of a viral social-media incident, in stages of orientation-complication-resolution
- C. Argumentative exposition -- a persuasive essay containing thesis, arguments with counter-arguments, and a balanced reiteration without an action-call
- D. Procedure text -- sequential instructions on how to set privacy settings on TikTok, Instagram, and X step by step
- E. Discussion text -- a balanced two-sided essay weighing the benefits and costs of social media use among teenagers
Konsep: Identifikasi genre output utama BSE 'Life Today' Kelas XII Unit 3 'Netiquette', yakni hortatory exposition (esai persuasif berstruktur thesis-arguments-recommendation). Langkah penyelesaian: Concept: Hortatory vs Argumentative: keduanya 'persuasive', tapi hortatory mendorong tindakan (recommendation), argumentative memperkuat opini (reiteration). Steps: (1) Identify the text type, genre, or language feature being asked about (2) Recall the definition, structure, or key characteristics of that text type (3) Match your recall against the given options and select the most accurate one Correct answer: A -- BSE 'Life Today' Kelas XII Unit 3 'Netiquette' secara eksplisit menargetkan hortatory exposition sebagai genre output utama. Hortatory exposition dibedakan dari argumentative exposition karena ending-nya adalah recommendation / call-to-action (bukan reiteration neutral). Why other options are wrong: - B: Incorrect genre identification -- this option (Narrative text -- a story of a person whose life c...) does not match the text evidence. - C: Misidentifies the structural element -- this option (Argumentative exposition -- a persuasive essay con...) does not match the text evidence. - D: Incorrectly identifies the language feature -- this option (Procedure text -- sequential instructions on how t...) does not match the text evidence. - E: Misinterprets the word or phrase meaning -- this option (Discussion text -- a balanced two-sided essay weig...) does not match the text evidence. Tip: Hortatory vs Argumentative: keduanya 'persuasive', tapi hortatory mendorong tindakan (recommendation), argumentative memperkuat opini (reiteration). Cue word: kalau ending pakai therefore we should..., let us..., it is high time we... -> hortatory. Kalau ending pakai thus, the position holds..., in conclusion... -> argumentative. A tepat karena Unit 3 secara eksplisit menargetkan hortatory exposition: esai persuasif yang ditutup dengan recommendation/call-to-action (mendorong pembaca beradab online), bercirikan modal duty (should, must, ought to), evaluative adjectives, dan abstract nouns. Mengapa opsi lain salah: - B: Narrative (orientasi-komplikasi-resolusi) adalah genre Unit 1, bercerita, bukan persuasif berbasis recommendation. - C: Argumentative exposition memang persuasif tapi ditutup reiteration netral tanpa action-call; itu genre Unit 2, bukan output Unit 3. - D: Procedure text berisi instruksi berurutan (langkah setting privasi), bukan esai persuasif. - E: Discussion text menimbang dua sisi seimbang (pro-kontra); itu genre Unit 4, bukan hortatory. Tips: Hortatory vs Argumentative: keduanya 'persuasive', tapi hortatory mendorong tindakan (recommendation), argumentative memperkuat opini (reiteration). Cue word: kalau ending pakai therefore we should..., let us..., it is high time we... -> hortatory. Kalau ending pakai thus, the position holds..., in conclusion... -> argumentative. Rincian jawaban A: Hortatory exposition -- a persuasive essay containing thesis, arguments, and a recommendation that urges readers to adopt netiquette behaviour, characterised by modal auxiliaries (*should, must, ought to*), evaluative adjectives, and abstract nouns