Recount Text

What is a recount Text?

• A text that tells about our daily activity

• A text which tells about something that happened in the past

• A text which tells about something that will happen

• A text that tells about our future

What are the generic structures of recount rext?

• Introduction, Discussion, Reintroduction

• Introduction, Event, Closing

• Orientation, Event, Reorientation

• Event, Introduction, Reorientation

What tense does the recount text use?

• Simple past tense

• Simple present tense

• Present continuous tense

• Simple future tense

The part of recount text that introduces paragraph briefly covering who,

what, when, and where about the events is . . . .

• title

• reorientation

• events

• orientation

Series of activities written in a chronological

order in a recount text is called . . .

• title

• reorientation

• events

• orientation

A closing paragraph that covers the conclusion

or the ending of the story in a recount text is called . . .

• title

• reorientation

• events

• orientation

Last Sunday, I went to the beach with my family. First, we played in the water. Then, we built sandcastles. After that, we ate lunch under a big tree. Finally, we took some pictures together before going home. It was a fun day, and I want to go to the beach again.

Question: Who did the writer go to the beach with?

• Friends

• Teachers

• Family

• Classmates

Last Sunday, I went to the beach with my family. First, we played in the water. Then, we built sandcastles. After that, we ate lunch under a big tree. Finally, we took some pictures together before going home. It was a fun day, and I want to go to the beach again.

Question: When did the writer visit the beach?

• Last Sunday

• Last Saturday

• Yesterday

• Last week

Last Sunday, I went to the beach with my family. First, we played in the water. Then, we built sandcastles. After that, we ate lunch under a big tree. Finally, we took some pictures together before going home. It was a fun day, and I want to go to the beach again.

Question: Where did the writer and the family have lunch?

• At a café

• Under a big tree

• In a restaurant

• At home

Last Sunday, I went to the beach with my family. First, we played in the water. Then, we built sandcastles. After that, we ate lunch under a big tree. Finally, we took some pictures together before going home. It was a fun day, and I want to go to the beach again.

Question: What did the writer do after playing in the water?

• Took pictures

• Built sandcastles

• Went home

• Ate lunch