Understanding Procedures and Slime Making

The video tutorial explains the concept of procedures, highlighting their structure and grammatical features. It provides examples such as recipes and manuals. The tutorial then offers a detailed guide on making slime, illustrating the procedural structure with materials, instructions, and results. The video concludes by encouraging viewers to apply these concepts in writing their own procedures.

What is the primary purpose of a procedure?

• To instruct someone on how to do something

• To entertain the reader

• To provide a fictional story

• To describe a historical event

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

• A recipe

• An instruction manual

• A set of guidelines

• A novel

Which grammatical feature is commonly found in procedures?

• Similes

• Metaphors

• Imperative verbs

• Past tense verbs

What is the first section of a procedure's structure?

• The introduction

• The goal

• The result

• The requirements

What does the 'requirements' section of a procedure detail?

• What must be done to achieve the goal

• The history of the procedure

• What has been made

• The conclusion

Which of the following is an example of a procedure?

• A poem

• A triple cheeseburger delight recipe

• A short story

• A biography

What is the first material needed to make slime?

• Liquid food coloring

• Shaving foam

• PVA glue

• Borax

What can be used as an alternative to borax in the slime recipe?

• Vinegar

• Baking soda and contact lens solution

• Salt

• Sugar

What is the purpose of adding shaving foam to the slime mixture?

• To increase its volume

• To make it light and fluffy

• To add color

• To make it sticky

What is the activator mix made of in the slime recipe?

• Water and food coloring

• Borax and water

• Baking soda and vinegar

• PVA glue and shaving foam