Quiz by Joselyn & Geta

How to make the Banana Shake

To make a banana shake, we’ll need the following ingredients :

 • ½ GLASS OF MILK

 • 1 BANANA

 • 1 EGG

 • 2 SCOOPS OF ICE CREAM

 • PITCHER

 • BOWL

 • GLASS

 • FORK

Method :

 • Fill the pitcher half with milk.

 • Break the egg into the milk with care.

 • Peel the banana

 • Mash it in the bowl with a fork.

 • Mix in the banana with the milk

 • Pour in the ice cream.

 • Fill the glass halfway with the mixture.

 • Enjoy your banana shake.

"how to make the banana shake" is one of the structures in the procedure text namely?

• Genre

• Method

• Title

• Steps

• Procedure

The following titles are procedure text. Except

• How to make a bread

• My last holiday

• How to make a cake

• How to write an essay

• How to draw a platypus

We use a Procedure text to . . .

• Show what we do

• Tell to get what we want

• Explain how to do something

• Tell what you need and make

• To tell stories

The part of a procedure text that illustrates the process is called

• Goals

• Result

• Steps

• Rules

• Title

The generic structure of the procedure text contains

• General Statement, Argument

• Title, materials/equipment, and steps.

• Title & Material

• Tesis & Argument

“How to Make Easy French Toast”

To make French Toast, you need:

1. 1 spoon of sugar

2. 2 eggs

3. 4 pcs of bread

4. 1/4 cup of milk

5. Butter

6. Pan

7. Fork

8. Plate

9. Bowl

Steps:

1. Break the eggs, then pour the milk in the bowl.

2. Add a spoon of sugar.

3. Mix the sugar, milk, and eggs.

4. Next, put 1 piece of bread in the bowl with eggs, milk, and sugar. Then, turn it over.

5. Put butter on the pan and heat.

6. After the pan is hot, take out the bread from the bowl and put it in the pan.

7. Flip the bread after you cook one side, to the other side.

8. After finishing the bread, cook the other 3 pieces of bread with the same steps.

9. Now, serve the bread on the plate.

What is the purpose of the text about french toast??

• Describing french toast

• Entertaining the reader with french toast

• Persuading the reader to cook french toast

• Explaining about french toast

• Telling the reader how to make french toast

“To make French Toast, you need:”

The expression in the text above belongs to

• Materials

• Purpose

• Methods

• Goal

• Events

The text “How to Make Easy French Toast” is better addressed to …

• A girl who is good at cooking

• A chef

• A mother at home

• A student learning at home

• A husband alone at home

“Then, boil the noodles on low heat …” The best adverb to complete instruction is

• When finish

• When serving

• Until blende

• Over the whole oven

• For ten minutes

The following instruction is to be found in instruction manuals

• Bake the cookies on 100 degrees.Glue each side of the flannel

• Glue each side of the flannel

• Stir the dough slowly

• Place the Bluetooth device within one meter of this unit

• Add a spoonful of sugar into the dough we made earlier