Generic Structure of Procedure text

What is the first part of a procedure text?

• Materials

• Title

• Goal

• Steps

Which of the following best describes the 'materials' section in a procedure text?

• It lists the tools or ingredients needed.

• It explains the steps in detail.

• It tells the purpose of the procedure.

• It summarizes the whole process.

The 'steps' section in a procedure text contains...

• A list of ingredients needed for the process.

• A summary of the procedure's history.

• The safety precautions to consider during the process.

• The detailed instructions to achieve the goal.

What is the purpose of a procedure text?

• To analyze a character's motivations.

• To summarize a book's plot.

• To provide a historical account of an event.

• To give instructions on how to do something.

In which part of a procedure text would you expect to find the list of necessary equipment?

• Goal

• Materials

• Steps

• Conclusion

Which of the following is an example of a procedure text?

• A news report

• A biography

• A recipe

• A novel

What is the correct order of the generic structure of a procedure text?

• Goal - Materials - Steps

• Title - Steps - Materials

• Goal - Steps - Materials

• Title - Goal - Conclusion

Which of the following sentences is commonly found in the 'steps' part of a procedure text?

• “First, mix the flour and sugar.”

• “The purpose of this text is to bake a cake.”

• “You will need a mixer and an oven.”

• “The cake is ready to serve.”

The 'goal' of a procedure text usually answers the question...

• "What do you need?"

• "What are the steps?"

• "What is the purpose of this procedure?"

• "What is the conclusion?"

Which of the following is not part of the generic structure of a procedure text?

• Conclusion

• Materials

• Goal

• Steps