What is a procedural text?, A type of text that tells a story of past experience., A type of text that is written to explain how to do something, A type of text that elaborates a person's perspective of an issue., A type of text that is written to describe a place, an animal, or a thing., What is the structure of the procedural text?, goals - materials/ingredients - steps, steps - goals - materials/ingredients, identification - description, orientation - series of events - re-orientation, In section "Materials or Ingredients," it includes _____., events and opinion, identification and description, opening, body and closing, tools, equipment or other supplies, The purpose of the procedural text is to amuse the readers., False, True, The goal is the _____ of a procedural text. It sets the stage by providing a clear statement of what the reader is trying to achieve by following the instructions., middle point, finish line, starting point, on-going procedure, The correct feature of the procedural text is _____., simple present tense (imperative sentence), simple present tense (adjectives - emotions), simple present tense (descriptive adjectives), simple present tense (personal experience), "Knead the dough until smooth, then cover and let it rest for 30 minutes" - This is an imperative sentence., False, True, What is the purpose of a procedural text?, To report on an incident., To describe objects., To explain how something can be done., To explain a process., Which of these words are connectives in the procedural text?, slowly, thoroughly, quickly, or carefully., mix, cut, roll, add, or pour., pretty, beautiful, awesome, or amazing., then, next, after that, before, or finally., The following is an example of a procedure text, except _____., How to make a pizza, How to operate a washing machine, My holiday in London, How to play Monopoly Deal

Procedural Writing

par
Imprimer
Incorporer

Classement

Style visuel

Options

Changer de modèle

Restauration auto-sauvegardé :  ?