Recount Text

What is a personal recount text?

• A text that describes a fictional story.

• A text that retells events in the order they happened.

• A text that explains how to do something.

• A text that presents an argument or discussion.

• A text that gives information about a person’s job.

Which of the following is a common feature of a personal recount text?

• Use of persuasive language.

• Use of passive voice.

• Use of past tense verbs.

• Use of technical jargon.
  

• Use of future tense verbs.

What is the main purpose of a personal recount text?

• To entertain the reader with imaginative stories.

• To describe how to perform a task.

• To inform the reader about a factual event.

• To retell a personal experience.

• To provide an analysis of a current issue.

Which of the following is NOT a typical structure of a personal recount text?

• Orientation.

• Sequence of events.

• Complication.

• Reorientation.

• Events

In a personal recount text, the orientation usually provides information about...?

• The climax of the story.

• The setting and characters involved.

• The resolution of the event.

• The moral of the story.

• The argument being discussed.

Which verb tense is most commonly used in personal recount texts?

• Present tense.

• Future tense.

• Past continuous tense.

• Simple past tense.

• Present perfect tense.

Which of the following phrases would most likely be found in a personal recount text?

• “As a result, the water boils at 100°C.”

• “Once upon a time, in a distant land...”

• “Firstly, you need to gather all ingredients.”

• “Yesterday, I went to the park with my friends.”

• “The debate is centered around the economic policies.”

What kind of language is typically used in personal recount texts?

• Descriptive and factual.

• Persuasive and argumentative.

• Subjective and reflective.

• Technical and formal.

• Complex and poetic.

Which of the following could be a title for a personal recount text?

• “My First Day at School”

• “How to Bake a Cake”

• “The History of Rome”

• “The Benefits of Recycling”

• “Quantum Physics Explained”

In a personal recount text, who is the narrator usually?

• A third-person omniscient observer.

• A fictional character.

• An external narrator with no relation to the story.

• A famous historical figure.

• The author or a real-life individual.