Elsie Said:

Which of the following expository writing topic are good and easier to write?

We Answered:

All of them are opinion essays and if you have to choose, you should choose the one you can think the most points of. Taking into account that you must be a pupil (so you're quite young), I would choose something that I could have some experience of. And this I believe is nr4.
Your parents work. They are not at home for many-many hours and there are moments you might be thinking they don't care for you or they don't love you and let you alone with a stranger for so long. On the other hand you can have whatever you wish and they can fulfill any dreams of theirs or yours.
Think of that. I think I have helped you a lot.

Angela

Ben Said:

Expository Writing.Please HELP!?

We Answered:

Cherry, we can't guide you on what to write until you've narrowed your topic.

For school purposes, you probably want to open with a statement, then have each paragraph have a topic sentence which supports that statement, and the rest of the paragraph elaborate on that topic sentence, if I remember correctly. Then your last paragraph summarizes why your initial statement has been supported.

What aspect of the internet is of interest? Consider:

Meeting people from all over the world.
English being the language of the internet.
Internet safety and young people.
People online not being what they seem.
Social interaction online between people who wouldn't interact in meatspace.

Elaine Said:

Anyone can help me with the following expository writing topic please?

We Answered:

No, because we don't know the current situation, your viewpoint or your arguments. But, aside from all that, if you use something we've written, it's plagiarism,

Andy Said:

What are some topics for an expository essay?

We Answered:

Well first you need to think about issues that you have some interest in, because that would make it more interesting for you to write as well as research.
Some topics could be about social issues such as: Foster care youth/ at risk teens, teen homelessness/ street kids, Sex education: condoms vs. abstinence, does the sex education in schools really teach anything. Smoking vs. non smoking on school campus, ethno violence and bullying (no that's a good topic). What i found that helps me to write a clear and objective, factual paper is to use the data base resources available through the library. You will find peer reviewed papers, factual information, opposing views (which are actually some of the best information because it presents both points of view). Remember when you write this essay to not state your opinion as the truth but you can state your opinion as an assertion to your thesis statement. Good Luck and have fun writing. Oh yeah, remember to cite your sources and properly quote them. Purdue College has a great writing website.