Recount Text Quiz

What is the purpose of writing a recount?

• To predict future events

• To analyze scientific data

• To persuade the reader to take action

• To retell a series of past events

• to analyze scientific data

What is the structure of a recount typically divided into?

• Introduction, body, conclusion

• Orientation, events, conclusion

• Beginning, middle, end

• Setting, characters, plot

How is the structure of a recount typically divided?

• Orientation, events, conclusion

• Beginning, middle, end

• Setting, characters, plot

• Introduction, body, conclusion

Which grammatical features are often seen in recounts?

• Future tense words, adjectives, and pronouns

• Present tense words, conjunctions, and prepositions

• Past tense words, adverbs, and time

• Imperative tense words, nouns, and interjections

Which grammatical features are commonly found in recounts?

• Present tense words, conjunctions, and prepositions

• Past tense words, adverbs, and time

• Imperative tense words, nouns, and interjections

• Future tense words, adjectives, and pronouns

How do you typically begin a recount text?

What is the purpose of the orientation in a recount text?

What types of details should you include in the series of events in a recount text?

Why is it important to use time connectives or sequencing words in a recount text?

How should you conclude a recount text effectively?