Understanding Procedure Texts

What is the purpose of a procedure text?

• To tell a story

• To give instructions on how to do something

• To describe a person

• To argue about an issue

Which of the following is NOT a characteristic of a procedure text?

• It uses action verbs.

• It describes events in chronological order.

• It provides instructions.

• It uses past tense.

What are the generic structures of a procedure text?

• Goal, Materials, Steps

• Orientation, Complication, Resolution

• Identification, Description

• Thesis, Arguments, Conclusion

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

• A biography of a famous person

• A recipe for making a cake

• A review of a movie

• A story about an adventure

"Add two teaspoons of sugar and stir well." This sentence is an example of…

• Goal

• Materials

• Steps

• Conclusion

Which of these is the correct sequence of a procedure text?

• Materials - Goal - Steps

• Goal - Steps - Materials

• Goal - Materials - Steps

• Steps - Materials - Goal

What is the function of the "Materials" section in a procedure text?

• To list the tools or ingredients needed

• To provide step-by-step instructions

• To introduce the purpose of the text

• To describe the benefits of the procedure

The sentence "Boil the water for 5 minutes before adding the noodles" uses which tense?

• Present simple

• Past simple

• Future tense

• Present continuous

Which of the following verbs is commonly found in a procedure text?

• Enjoy

• Blend

• Understand

• Reflect

What is the best way to close a procedure text?

• Explain the purpose again

• Provide a summary of the process

• Suggest tips or warnings if necessary

• Both B and C