Understanding Procedure and Review Texts

What are the main characteristics of procedure texts?

• Emotional narratives and dialogues

• Complex scientific theories

• Random anecdotes and stories

• Main characteristics of procedure texts include sequential steps, imperative language, clarity, and often a list of materials.

Identify the typical structure of a review text.

• Introduction, summary, analysis, opinion, conclusion.

• Introduction, summary, conclusion

• Analysis, opinion, conclusion

• Introduction, analysis, conclusion

Give an example of a procedure text.

• To make a sandwich, gather bread, cheese, and ham. Place cheese and ham between two slices of bread. Cut in half and serve.

• To wash a car, drive it through a car wash and pay the fee.

• To plant a tree, dig a hole and water it regularly.

• To bake a cake, mix flour, sugar, and eggs in a bowl.

What is the primary function of a review text?

• To evaluate and provide feedback.

• To entertain the reader

• To summarize a book

• To provide a detailed analysis

How is language typically used in procedure texts?

• Language is used to give clear, step-by-step instructions.

• Language is used to create complex narratives.

• Language is used to provide emotional support.

• Language is used to express personal opinions.

What elements are essential in a procedure text?

• Title, objectives, methods, evaluation.

• Title, introduction, materials, steps, conclusion.

• Introduction, steps, results, references.

• Title, summary, examples, feedback.

Describe the purpose of a review text in literature.

• The purpose of a review text in literature is to evaluate and critique a literary work.

• To provide a detailed analysis of the author's biography.

• To summarize the main themes of a literary work.

• To list the characters and their roles in the story.

What type of language is commonly found in procedure texts?

• Expository language

• Descriptive language

• Imperative language

• Narrative language

List three examples of procedure texts you encounter daily.

• Exercising at the gym

• Cooking dinner

• Reading a book

• 1. Making coffee 2. Brushing teeth 3. Checking emails

What are the key components of a review text?

• Introduction, summary, evaluation, personal opinion, conclusion.

• Overview, discussion, references

• Summary, critique, bibliography

• Introduction, analysis, conclusion