Generic Structure of Descriptive text

What is the first part of a descriptive text called?

• Identification

• Description

• Orientation

• Complication

Which of the following is the purpose of the Identification part in a descriptive text?

• To describe the physical appearance of the object

• To identify or introduce the object being described

• To explain the reason for the object

• To conclude the text

What is usually presented in the Description part of a descriptive text?

• The object’s name only

• The object’s history

• Details about the features and characteristics of the object

• The writer’s opinion about the object

In a descriptive text, which of the following is typically described in the Description part?

• Personality traits

• A list of actions performed

• A chronological sequence of events

• Physical appearance, behavior, and unique characteristics

Which of the following is the correct order of the generic structure of a descriptive text?

• Identification – Description

• Orientation – Description – Complication

• Introduction – Argument – Conclusion

• Problem – Solution – Conclusion

Which part of a descriptive text helps the reader understand what or who is being described?

• Conclusion

• Resolution

• Identification

• Event

The following sentence is part of which generic structure of descriptive text?

"The Eiffel Tower stands 324 meters tall and is made of iron. It has three levels for visitors to explore."

• Identification

• Complication

• Orientation

• Description

What kind of language features are commonly used in the Description part of a descriptive text?

• Present tense and adjectives

• Action verbs

• Past tense and adverbs

• Imperative sentences

Which of the following is an example of a descriptive text's Identification?

• "She loves to chase after birds in the garden."

• "Lucy has soft fur and sharp claws."

• "This is my pet cat. Her name is Lucy."

• "One day, she caught a bird."

The main function of the Description in a descriptive text is to:

• Discuss the problems faced by the object

• Explain the purpose of the text

• Conclude the story

• Provide specific details about the object being described