What is the purpose of a procedure text?, To entertain the reader, To explain how to do or make something, To tell a story, To describe something, What is the generic structure of a procedure text?, Thesis – Argument – Reiteration, Identification – Description, Goal – Materials – Steps, Orientation – Events – Reorientation, What is the correct sequence for writing a procedure text?, Steps – Goal – Materials, Goal – Materials – Steps, Goal – Steps – Materials, Materials – Goal – Steps, What type of verb is commonly used in a procedure text?, Modal verbs, Linking verbs, Action verbs (imperative), Past tense verbs, What does the "Steps" section in a procedure text contain?, The writer's personal opinion on something, A conclusion of the text, Instructions or stages to follow, An explanation of why something should be done, What is the function of a procedure text in daily life?, To describe an event that happened in the past, To give instructions or steps to do something, To entertain readers with an interesting story, To provide information about an event, Which of the following is NOT a procedure text?, A manual for operating a washing machine, short story about a cat, Instructions for setting up a printer, A recipe for making a cake, Which of these sentences is an example of an imperative sentence used in procedure text?, "The onions should be chopped into small pieces, "Chop the onions into small pieces, "Fried rice is a delicious dish, like making fried rice.", What type of sentence is mostly used in the "Steps" section of a procedure text?, Exclamatory, Imperative, Interrogative, Declarative, Which transition word is commonly used in a procedure text?, Next, Although, However, Furthermore

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