Procedure Texts Quiz

A procedure text is...

• A text that explains how to make or use something.

• A text that tells a story.

• A text that contains an appeal.

• A text that contains praise.

The social function of a procedure text is...

• To provide information or instructions on how to achieve the best results.

• To explain a phenomenon.

• To tell an event.

• To convince the reader of an opinion.

The 'Aim/Goal' section in a procedure text is located at...

• The beginning of the paragraph.

• The title of the text.

• The middle of the text.

• The end of the text.

'Ingredients/Materials' contains...

• Steps.

• Materials.

• Goals.

• Conclusions.

'Steps/Method' contains...

• Steps.

• Materials.

• Goals.

• Conclusions.

The linguistic feature of a procedure text is...

• Using imperative sentences.

• Using many adjectives.

• Using interrogative sentences.

• Using figures of speech.

An example of 'Action Verbs' in a procedure text is...

• Beautiful.

• Slowly.

• Mix.

• Because.

'Numbering/Communicatives' is used to...

• Explain the ingredients.

• Order the steps.

• State the goal.

• Attract the reader's attention.

An example of 'Communicatives' is...

• Firstly.

• Delicious.

• Cut.

• Beautiful.

'Adverb' is used to...

• Explain verbs.

• Explain nouns.

• Explain adjectives.

• Explain pronouns.