What is the purpose of a procedure text?

• To entertain the readers

• To persuade the audience

• To provide instructions or directions

• To provide a summary of a topic

Give an example of a common procedure text.

• How to change a lightbulb

• How to bake a cake

• How to make a peanut butter and jelly sandwich

• How to drive a car

What are the typical features of a procedure text?

• Title, materials/ingredients list, steps in chronological order, and sometimes illustrations or diagrams

• No illustrations, list of ingredients, steps in any order

• Title, list of tools, steps in reverse order

• Ingredients list, random order of steps, no title

Explain the importance of using clear and concise language in a procedure text.

• Using lengthy and convoluted language makes the procedure easier to follow

• Using unclear language helps to confuse the reader and make the procedure more challenging

• Using complex and ambiguous language makes the procedure more interesting

• Clear and concise language helps the reader understand the steps easily and accurately.

How can the use of imperative verbs enhance a procedure text?

• By using passive voice

• By adding unnecessary details

• By providing clear and direct instructions

• By including personal opinions

What are the key elements of a good procedure text?

• Long and confusing title, no list of materials, random steps, no additional information

• Clear and concise title, list of materials, series of steps, additional information or tips

• Vague title, list of materials not needed, complicated steps, no additional information

• No title, list of materials, steps, or additional information

Describe the structure of a procedure text.

• Introduction, characters, setting, conflict

• Title, materials/ingredients, steps, conclusion/result

• Ingredients, conclusion, title, steps

• Materials, conclusion, title, result

Why is it important to include a list of materials or ingredients in a procedure text?

• To confuse the reader

• To make the text longer

• To help the reader understand what they will need to complete the task.

• To hide important information

What are some common transition words used in a procedure text?

• In conclusion, to summarize, in the beginning, at the end, in the middle

• Additionally, moreover, however, therefore, nevertheless

• First, next, then, finally, after that, meanwhile

• Before, during, now, later, yesterday

Explain the significance of including safety precautions in a procedure text.

• It makes the procedure more complicated and time-consuming.

• It helps to prevent accidents or injuries while carrying out the task.

• Safety precautions are unnecessary and just slow down the process.

• Including safety precautions is a waste of time and resources.