psottest 10 Recount text

What is the structure of a recount text?

• Orientation – Complication – Resolution

• Orientation – Events – Re-orientation

• Introduction – Body – Conclusion

• Events – Problem – Solution

Which of the following tense is mostly used in recount text?

• Present tense

• Future tense

• Past tense

• Present continuous tense

What is the main purpose of the "orientation" in a recount text?

• To describe the characters

• To introduce the setting and participants

• To conclude the story

• To explain the events

Which of the following is an example of a specific participant in recount text?

• People

• My family and I

• Animals

• Teachers

Which word shows the use of a temporal sequence in recount text?

• Afterward

• Because

• However

• Furthermore

Which of the following sentences is appropriate for the "events" part of recount text?

• We went to the beach in the morning and enjoyed the sunrise.

• I want to go to the beach next weekend.

• Going to the beach is a lot of fun

• Tomorrow, we will visit the beach

Which of the following is an appropriate concluding sentence for a recount text?

• I really enjoyed my trip and hope to visit again soon.

• Next time, I will bring more snacks.

• I usually enjoy my holidays

• I am going to plan another holiday soon

What is a key feature of the "re-orientation" part of a recount text?

• Describing the main event

• Giving personal comments or a summary

• Explaining the background

• Introducing the characters

Which of the following sentences is NOT suitable for recount text?

• I visited my grandmother’s house last week.

• We were playing soccer when it started raining.

• The sun rises in the east every morning.

• She cooked delicious food for dinner

Which of the following is true about recount text?

• It is written to entertain the readers.

• It explains the causes and effects of events

• It retells past experiences or events

• It compares different facts or opinions.