Procedural Text Quiz

Joko wants to bake a cake for his friend's birthday. What is the primary purpose of a procedural text that he might use?

• To entertain the reader

• To teach how to do or make something

• To describe a character

• To narrate a story

Answer explanation

The primary purpose of a procedural text is to teach how to do or make something. It provides step-by-step instructions, making it distinct from texts that entertain, describe characters, or narrate stories.

Lina is trying to organize a fun day for her friends and is looking for different types of instructions to follow. Which of the following is NOT a type of procedural text she can use?

• Recipes

• Novels

• Games

• Experiments

Answer explanation

Novels are narrative texts that tell a story, while recipes, games, and experiments provide step-by-step instructions or procedures. Therefore, novels are NOT a type of procedural text.

Rizal is trying to write a procedural text for a science project. What is the first component he should include in his text structure?

• Materials

• Aim

• Method

• Title

Answer explanation

The first component of a procedural text structure is the Title. It introduces the topic and sets the context for the materials, aim, and method that follow.

While preparing a fruit salad, which of the following is an example of a verb used in procedural texts that Rizal should follow?

• Gently

• Quickly

• Softly

• Mix

Answer explanation

The correct choice is 'Mix' because it is a verb that indicates an action, which is essential in procedural texts. The other options, 'Gently', 'Quickly', and 'Softly', are adverbs that describe how an action is performed, not the action itself.

During a cooking class, Nur is learning how to bake a cake. What tense is the recipe typically written in?

• Present tense

• Conditional tense

• Future tense

• Past tense

Answer explanation

Procedural texts are typically written in the present tense to provide clear, direct instructions. This tense helps convey actions that should be performed immediately, making it easier for readers to follow the steps.

Dimas is preparing for a spelling test and needs to identify the adverb in the following list of words. Which of the following is an adverb mentioned in the text?

• Cup

• Apple

• Spoon

• Carefully

Answer explanation

The correct choice is 'Carefully' because it is an adverb that describes how an action is performed. The other options, 'Cup', 'Apple', and 'Spoon', are nouns and do not function as adverbs.

What is the aim of the example procedural text provided?

• To bake a cake

• To make a chocolate milkshake

• To prepare a salad

• To brew coffee

Answer explanation

The procedural text aims to guide the reader in making a chocolate milkshake, as indicated by the specific steps and ingredients related to that task, distinguishing it from the other options.

Wahyu is making a chocolate milkshake for his friends. Which ingredient is NOT listed in the chocolate milkshake recipe?

• None of the above

• Sugar

• Chocolate Powder

• Milk

Answer explanation

The recipe includes chocolate powder and milk, but sugar is not listed as an ingredient. Therefore, sugar is the correct answer as the ingredient NOT included in the chocolate milkshake recipe.

What is the last step in Yuni's chocolate milkshake method?

• Quickly mix the chocolate powder and milk together

• Gently scoop one heaped tablespoon of chocolate powder

• Drink and Enjoy!

• Pour the chocolate powder into your glass

Answer explanation

The last step in the chocolate milkshake method is to 'Drink and Enjoy!' This signifies the completion of the process after preparing the milkshake, allowing you to savor the final product.

While preparing a fruit salad, Agung needs to follow a recipe. Which of the following is a noun from the procedural text?

• Mix

• Gently

• Quickly

• Spoon

Answer explanation

The correct answer is 'Spoon' because it is a noun, referring to a utensil used for mixing or serving food. The other options, 'Mix', 'Gently', and 'Quickly', are verbs or adverbs, not nouns.