Understanding Procedure Texts

What is a procedure text?

• An narrative that tells a story

• A text that explains how to do something

• A text that describes a place

• A persuasive text

What are the key features of a procedure text?

• Introduction, dialogue, and conclusion

• Step-by-step instructions, ingredients or materials, and clear language

• Characters, setting, and plot

• Description, exposition, and argumentation

Which of the following is an example of a procedure text?

• A diary entry

• A recipe for making a cake

• A newspaper article

• A personal letter

What is the main purpose of a procedure text?

• To entertain the reader

• To describe a place

• To explain how to perform a task or achieve a goal

• To convince someone to buy something

In what tense is a procedure text usually written?

• Present tense

• Past tense

• Future tense

• Conditional tense

Which language structure is commonly used in a procedure text?

• Comparative adjectives

• Imperative sentences (commands)

• Past continuous tense

• Similes and metaphors

Which of the following is a typical section of a procedure text?

• Characters and conflict

• Materials or ingredients

• Dialogue between two people

• Thesis and arguments

Why is it important to use clear and specific language in a procedure text?

• To make the reader think deeply

• To avoid misunderstandings and ensure accuracy

• To make it more entertaining

• To confuse the reader

What is the difference between a list of ingredients and a list of steps in a recipe?

• Ingredients are what you need, and steps are what you do

• Ingredients are actions, and steps are objects

• Steps are more important than ingredients

• They are both the same thing

How does the use of chronological order help in a procedure text?

• It confuses the reader

• It ensures the steps are followed in the correct sequence

• It provides a summary of the task

• It explains why the task is important