1) What is the main purpose of a descriptive text? a) To tell a story from the past b) To give information about how to do something c) To describe a person, place, or thing in detail d) To argue about a certain topic 2) What are the two main parts of a descriptive text? a) Orientation and complication b) Identification and description c) Introduction and resolution d) Goal and materials 3) Which tense is commonly used in descriptive text? a) Simple past tense b) Present continuous tense c) Simple present tense d) Future tense 4) Which of the following sentences shows the use of adjectives? a) He runs very fast. b) The mountain is beautiful and tall. c) She is cooking dinner. d) I will go to the library tomorrow. 5) What is the function of the “identification” part in a descriptive text? a) To explain how something works b) To tell a sequence of events c) To introduce the subject that will be described d) To give a moral lesson 6) Which of the following is an example of sensory language? a) The cake smells sweet and creamy. b) She studies hard every night. c) The boy plays football. d) They will visit the museum tomorrow. 7) What is the characteristic of the “description” part? a) It provides detailed features of the subject. b) It gives a conclusion of the story. c) It shows the problem and solution. d) It lists steps or instructions. 8) Which statement best describes the role of adjectives in descriptive text? a) To show an action b) To describe nouns and give more details c) To connect two sentences d) To express time and place 9) Which sentence below uses figurative language (simile/metaphor)? a) The night sky is as dark as coal. b) The students are studying in the library. c) The teacher explains the lesson clearly. d) They went to the park yesterday. 10) Why should students learn descriptive text? a) To make persuasive advertisements b) To improve their ability to describe and visualize ideas clearly c) To write arguments in essays d) To create step-by-step instructions

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