Understanding Procedure Texts

The video tutorial introduces the concept of procedure text, which is a type of text that provides instructions on how to make or do something. It covers examples of procedure texts in various contexts such as recipes, manuals, and games. The video explains the structure of procedure text, including the goal, materials, and steps. It also discusses the language features used in procedure text, such as adverbials, imperatives, and action verbs. The tutorial concludes with an example of a procedure text and related questions to reinforce understanding.

Which of the following is NOT an example of a procedure text?

• Recipe for making an omelette

• Tutorial on applying makeup

• Instructions for using a blender

• A novel about a chef

What is the main purpose of a procedure text?

• To inform how to perform a task

• To entertain the reader

• To narrate a personal story

• To describe a historical event

Which part of a procedure text outlines the objective?

• Conclusion

• Goal

• Materials

• Steps

In a procedure text, which section might be optional?

• Goal

• Materials

• Introduction

• Steps

Which of the following is a linguistic feature of procedure texts?

• Use of past tense

• Use of adverbials

• Use of metaphors

• Use of dialogue

What type of verb is commonly used in procedure texts?

• Auxiliary verbs

• Stative verbs

• Action verbs

• Modal verbs

Which adverbial is used to express time in procedure texts?

• Quickly

• Into a great machine

• In a pan

• For 10 minutes

What tense is predominantly used in procedure texts?

• Future tense

• Past tense

• Conditional tense

• Present tense

Why is flour used in the biscuit-making procedure?

• To provide structure

• To increase moisture

• To enhance color

• To add sweetness

Where should flour be stored according to the procedure text?

• In the lower kitchen cabinet

• In the pantry

• On the countertop

• In the refrigerator