Introduction of Descriptive Text Material

What is the purpose of a descriptive text?

• To persuade the reader to take action

• To describe a place, person, or object in detail

• To explain how something works

• To compare two ideas or objects

In a descriptive text, what is the purpose of the orientation?

• To introduce the main topic or subject

• To provide background information or context

• To describe the details of the subject

• To summarize the key points

What is usually provided by the 'description' section of a descriptive text?

• Setting and atmosphere

• Events or actions

• Reasons for the description

• Comparison between two things

In a descriptive text, the 'closing' paragraph usually:

• Introduces the subject

• Summarizes or gives a personal opinion about the subject

• Provides historical background

• Includes sensory details

What type of language is usually used in descriptive texts?

• Simple and direct

• Complex and technical

• Detailed and vivid

• Informal and conversational

Which sentence is an example of a descriptive sentence?

• The forest is large and filled with tall trees.

• The forest was discovered by explorers in 1510.

• The forest grows every year.

• The forest is important for the ecosystem.

What is an example of sensory details in a descriptive text?

• "The mountain peak is covered in snow."

• "The mountain peak looks like a giant cone."

• "The mountain peak feels cold and hard to the touch."

• "The mountain peak is located in Asia."

Which structure is usually found in descriptive texts?

• Introduction – Explanation – Conclusion

• Orientation – Description – Conclusion

• Problem – Solution – Evaluation

• Statement – Evidence – Interpretation

Which characteristic is an important feature of descriptive text?

• Focuses on explaining how something works.

• Provides a clear and vivid description of the subject.

• Includes a series of cause-and-effect events.

• Involves persuading the reader to agree with an opinion.

Borobudur Temple

Borobudur is a Buddhist temple located in Magelang, Central Java, Indonesia. It was built in the 9th century during the Sailendra Dynasty. Borobudur is shaped like a stupa with nine platforms, consisting of six square platforms and three circular platforms at the top. At the top, there is a large stupa facing east. The temple is decorated with over 2,600 relief panels and 504 statues of Buddha. Borobudur is known as one of the largest and most beautiful Buddhist monuments in the world and is recognized as a UNESCO World Heritage site.

What is a characteristic feature of the structure of Borobudur Temple?

• Has two square platforms and three circular platforms.

• Has nine platforms, six square and three circular.

• Has four circular platforms.

• Its shape is like a pyramid with one platform.