What is the main purpose of a procedure text , To describe a process, To narrate a story, To explain a concept, To persuade the reader, Which of the following is a characteristic of a procedure text?, Uses imperative verbs, Uses past tense, Uses descriptive language, Uses rhetorical questions, What is the typical structure of a procedure text?, Introduction, body, conclusion, Problem, solution, evaluation, Goal, materials, steps, Cause, effect, solution, Which of the following words is commonly used in procedure texts?, Should, Must, Will, CanCanCan, What is the purpose of using transitional words in procedure texts?, To add variety to the text, To connect steps in the process, To emphasize important points, To provide additional information, What does the term "step" refer to in a procedure text?, The goal of the process, The materials needed, A specific action to takeThe expected outcome, A specific action to take, Why should procedure texts use clear and concise language?, To avoid boring the reader, To ensure the reader understands the process, To make the text more visually appealing, To make the text more complex, What should be done before starting a process?, Read the procedure text, Prepare the necessary materials, Create a plan, All of the above, Why is it important for a procedure text to have a clear goal?, So the reader understands the purpose of the text, To make the text more engaging, To make the text more complex, So the reader can complete the process correctly, What should be done if an error occurs during a process?, Repeat the process from the beginning, Seek help from someone else, Revise the procedure text, All of the above.

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