Procedure Text Quiz for Grade 12

What is the purpose of a procedure text?

• To entertain the readers with a story

• To persuade the audience to take a specific action

• To provide a summary of a topic

• To provide instructions or directions on how to perform a specific task or activity.

Identify the main steps in the procedure text 'How to make a cup of tea.'

• Boiling water, adding sugar, adding tea leaves, letting it steep, and straining

• Boiling water, adding tea leaves, adding milk, letting it cool, and straining

• Boiling water, adding coffee grounds, adding lemon juice, letting it cool, and straining

• Boiling water, adding tea leaves or tea bag, adding milk and sugar (if desired), letting it steep, and straining

What transition words can be used to indicate the sequence of steps in a procedure text?

• start, stop, pause, resume

• before, after, during, now

• first, next, then, finally

• begin, end, finish, complete

Explain the importance of identifying key details in a procedure text.

• Identifying key details is only important for experienced individuals

• It helps in understanding the steps clearly and accurately, and ensures that the procedure is followed correctly.

• It has no importance, as long as the general idea is understood

• It is not important, as long as the procedure is completed

Write a procedure text on 'How to bake a cake' using appropriate language.

• First, gather all the ingredients including rocks, sand, and water. Then, mix everything together and put it in the oven.

• Start by boiling water and then adding some flour and sugar. Mix it all together and then bake it in the oven.

• To bake a cake, simply buy a pre-made cake mix from the store and follow the instructions on the box.

• First, gather all the ingredients including flour, sugar, eggs, butter, and baking powder. Then, preheat the oven to 350°F. Next, mix the dry ingredients together in a bowl. In a separate bowl, beat the eggs and butter, then gradually add the dry ingredients. Pour the batter into a greased cake pan and bake for 30-35 minutes. Once the cake is done, let it cool before frosting and decorating.

What is the first step in a procedure text?

• Skip the introduction and start with the steps

• State the goal or purpose of the procedure

• Write a conclusion

• Gather all the materials needed

What is the last step in a procedure text?

• Provide a historical background

• Provide a conclusion or summary

• End with a question for the reader

• Include a list of materials needed

Why is it important to understand the purpose of a procedure?

• To follow the steps correctly and achieve the desired outcome.

• To waste time and resources

• To make the procedure more complicated

• To ignore the steps and still achieve the desired outcome

Identify the key details in the procedure text 'How to assemble a bookshelf.'

• The key details in the procedure text 'How to assemble a bookshelf' would include the benefits of reading, the importance of book organization, and the best bookshelf decorations.

• The key details in the procedure text 'How to assemble a bookshelf' would include the history of bookshelves, the different types of wood used, and the author's personal experience with bookshelves.

• The key details in the procedure text 'How to assemble a bookshelf' would include the list of materials needed, the step-by-step instructions for assembly, and any safety precautions or tips.

• The key details in the procedure text 'How to assemble a bookshelf' would include the nutritional value of bookshelves, the best bookshelf designs for cats, and the impact of bookshelves on the environment.

What transition words can be used to indicate the purpose of each step in a procedure text?

• first, next, then, after that, finally, in order to, so that, for the purpose of, etc.

• yesterday, today, tomorrow

• apple, banana, orange

• happy, sad, angry