https://padlet.com/Kaveri_Nolind/km8jo58odcvcsitu en-us 2021-02-02 06:59:57 UTC 2025-11-26 16:37:00 UTC hello@padlet.com https://padlet.net/icons/png/1f50e.png https://padlet.com/Kaveri_Nolind/km8jo58odcvcsitu/wish/1155520442 Examples:
1. Essay based on information such as an article. 
2. History textbooks are based on real life events.
Non-example:
1. Harry Potter
2. Foxcraft
An expository text is based on facts while the other is fantasy.
Rule: Expository texts have to be based on facts whether it's from your own personal life or relating to the world. ]]> 2021-02-02 19:10:03 UTC https://padlet.com/Kaveri_Nolind/km8jo58odcvcsitu/wish/1155520442 https://padlet.com/Kaveri_Nolind/km8jo58odcvcsitu/wish/1155607346 Examples: 
1. Dictionaries 
2. Encyclopedias 

Non-examples(fiction):
1.Frankenstein
2.The Hunger Games 

Compare: An expository text is used to provide facts and real world information while Non-expository texts are usually fiction.

Rule: Expository texts must include real world information and facts.]]> 2021-02-02 19:25:55 UTC https://padlet.com/Kaveri_Nolind/km8jo58odcvcsitu/wish/1155607346 https://padlet.com/Kaveri_Nolind/km8jo58odcvcsitu/wish/1155639769 Examples:
1. Essay based on information such as an article. 
2. History textbooks are based on real life events.Non-examples(fiction):
1.Frankenstein
2.The Hunger Games 

An expository text is used to provide facts and real world information while Non-expository texts are usually fiction.]]> 2021-02-02 19:31:55 UTC https://padlet.com/Kaveri_Nolind/km8jo58odcvcsitu/wish/1155639769 25ellaallen https://padlet.com/Kaveri_Nolind/km8jo58odcvcsitu/wish/1160593280 Examples: 
1. Articles
2. History books 
Non-examples(fiction):
1. Clifford the red big dog
2. Curious George 

Compare: An expository text is used to provide facts and real world information while Non-expository texts are usually fiction. 

Rule: Expository texts include real world information and facts.  ]]> 2021-02-03 19:13:22 UTC https://padlet.com/Kaveri_Nolind/km8jo58odcvcsitu/wish/1160593280 https://padlet.com/Kaveri_Nolind/km8jo58odcvcsitu/wish/1160664359 Examples:
1. Guinness World Records
2. Sports catalog
Non-examples
1. Drama magazine
2. The Outsiders
 Compare: Non examples tend to not explain their point and show flaws of the other side.
Rule.
 All expository texts must have have both sides to an argument, and explain their point. 


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1. World Studies reading guides
2. Documentaries
Non-examples:
1. Comic books
2. Fantasy TV shows
Comparison: 
Expository is to explain and inform, whereas Narrative is to tell a story.

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