Procedure Text

What is the objective of the example Procedure Text?

• Install the circuit board correctly in the device.

• Connect the power supply to the device.

• Test the device for functionality after installation.

• Remove the old circuit board from the device.

What is Procedure Text?

• A type of text that describes a narrative story.

• Text that contains the steps or procedures that must be followed to do or make something.

• A text that provides information about a specific topic.

• A form of poetry that expresses emotions.

What are the main components of Procedure Text Structure?

• 1. Title, Objective, Tools and Materials, Steps, Closing

• 1. Title, Introduction, Tools, Steps, Conclusion

• 1. Title, Objective, Steps, Summary, References

• 1. Title, Objective, Tools, Steps, Evaluation

What is Technical Vocabulary in Procedure Text?

• Special terms related to the field of Industrial Engineering, e.g., 'solder', 'resistor', 'wrench'.

• Common words used in everyday language.

• Terms used in literary texts to enhance storytelling.

• Technical jargon used in computer programming.

What are Imperative Sentences?

• Direct instructions or commands to the reader, e.g., 'Cut the cable 5 cm long.'

• Questions that seek information from the reader.

• Statements that express strong emotions or feelings.

• Descriptive sentences that provide details about a subject.

How do Adverbs and Adjectives function in Procedure Text?

• They provide further clarity on how to perform the steps, e.g., 'Solder carefully.'

• They are used to describe the materials needed for the procedure.

• They indicate the time required to complete each step.

• They serve as a summary of the entire procedure.

List the tools and materials needed in the example Procedure Text.

• Hammer, nails, wood, glue

• Circuit board, screwdriver, solder, soldering iron

• Pencil, paper, eraser, ruler

• Paint, brushes, canvas, easel

What are Temporal Conjunctions?

• Words that indicate a time sequence to ensure steps are followed correctly, e.g., first, next, then, finally.

• Words that connect clauses without indicating time, e.g., and, but, or.

• Words that describe the manner in which an action is performed, e.g., quickly, slowly, carefully.

• Words that indicate a cause-and-effect relationship, e.g., because, therefore, since.

What is the first step in the example Procedure Text?

• Make sure the device is turned off before starting.

• Turn on the device to check functionality.

• Gather all necessary materials for the procedure.

• Read the instructions carefully before proceeding.

What is the last step in the example Procedure Text?

• Double check all connections and make sure the device is working properly.

• Ensure all materials are gathered before starting the procedure.

• Read the instructions carefully before proceeding.

• Turn off the device after use.