What is a recount text?

• A recount text is a scientific report on current events.

• A recount text is a fictional story about future events.

• A recount text is a narrative that describes past events or experiences.

• A recount text is a poem that expresses emotions.

Identify the main structure of a recount text.

• Introduction, Body, Summary

• Orientation, Events, Conclusion

• Title, Description, Analysis

• Setting, Conflict, Resolution

What are the key features of recount texts?

• Third-person perspective

• Key features of recount texts include chronological order, past tense, first-person perspective, and descriptive language.

• Future tense usage

• Narrative structure without events

How does the author express their feelings in the recount?

• The author avoids personal stories and focuses on facts.

• The author uses only statistics to convey their emotions.

• The author uses descriptive language and personal anecdotes to express their feelings.

• The author expresses feelings through dialogue with other characters.

What tense is commonly used in recount texts?

• Present tense

• Conditional tense

• Future tense

• Past tense

Find an example of a chronological order in the text.

• First, I woke up; then, I had breakfast; finally, I went to work.

• I woke up; finally, I went to work; then, I had breakfast.

• I went to work; then, I had breakfast; finally, I woke up.

• First, I had breakfast; then, I went to bed; finally, I woke up.

What is the purpose of a recount text?

• To analyze the impact of current events.

• The purpose of a recount text is to retell past events or experiences.

• To provide instructions for future events.

• To summarize a fictional story.

Identify the orientation in the recount text provided.

• The orientation describes the main events of the story.

• The orientation provides a summary of the plot.

• The orientation concludes the narrative with a moral lesson.

• The orientation introduces the characters and setting.

How does the language used affect the reader's understanding?

• Language is irrelevant to the reader's emotions.

• Language affects understanding by clarifying meaning, influencing tone, and evoking emotions.

• Language only affects the length of the text.

• Language has no impact on understanding.

What are some common linking words used in recount texts?

• before that

• in conclusion

• first, next, then, after that, finally, also

• lastly