Understanding Procedure Tags

This video tutorial by Miss Navita introduces the concept of Procedure Tags, which are texts explaining how something works or how to use instructions or manuals. It covers the generic structure of Procedure Tags, which includes Goal, Material Needed, and Methods or Steps. The video provides an example of a Procedure Tag titled 'How to make a cup of coffee,' detailing the aim, materials needed, and the steps involved in making coffee. The tutorial emphasizes the importance of understanding the structure and application of Procedure Tags in various contexts.

What is the main purpose of a Procedure Tag?

• To explain how something works or how to use instructions

• To describe a historical event

• To narrate a fictional story

• To analyze a scientific theory

Which of the following is NOT an example of a Procedure Tag?

• How to write a poem

• How to slice clothes

• How to make fried chicken

• How to use a computer

What are the three components of the generic structure in a Procedure Tag?

• Problem, Solution, Evaluation

• Title, Content, Summary

• Goal, Material Needed, Methods or Steps

• Introduction, Body, Conclusion

In the example of making a cup of coffee, what is the 'Goal'?

• To gather ingredients

• To make a cup of coffee

• To clean the kitchen

• To serve breakfast

Which item is NOT listed under 'Materials Needed' for making a cup of coffee?

• Spoon

• Teaspoon of coffee

• Cup

• Milk

What is the first step in making a cup of coffee according to the Procedure Tag?

• Add a spoon full of sugar

• Pour a teaspoon of coffee into a cup

• Boil some water in the kettle

• Stir the mixture

What is the final step in the coffee-making process described?

• Pour coffee into a cup

• Boil water

• Stir the mixture

• Add sugar

How many steps are there in the Procedure Tag for making coffee?

• 3

• 4

• 5

• 6