Recount text

What is the primary purpose of a recount text?

• • To entertain the reader

• • To describe a person

• • To retell past events or experiences

• • To give instructions

Which of the following is typically NOT found in a recount text?

• Personal experiences

• A chronological sequence of events

• A description of a fictional world

• The use of past tense

What is the correct structure of a recount text?

• Orientation, Event, Reorientation

• Introduction, Body, Conclusion

• Beginning, Middle, End

• Orientation, Problem, Solution

Which tense is usually used in recount texts?

• Present continuous tense

• Present tense

• Past tense

• Future tense

In a recount text, the “Orientation” refers to:

• • The conclusion of the event

• • The events that happened in chronological order

• • The background information and context of the story

• • D) The feelings and emotions of the author

What is the main function of the "Event" section in a recount text?

• • To provide a solution to a problem

• • To describe what happened during the event

• • To introduce the main character

• • To explain the importance of the story

Which of the following words is commonly used in a recount text to indicate the sequence of events?

• • First, Next, Then, Finally

• • However, Therefore, Because

• • Always, Never, Often

• • Suddenly, Quickly, Slowly

What type of recount text would you find in a diary entry?

• • Factual recount

• • Personal recount

• • Biographical recount

• • Historical recount

In a recount text, the "Reorientation" section:

• • Restates the events in a different order

• • Reflects on the outcome or personal feelings

• • Introduces the main problem

• • Provides new information

Which of these examples is a recount text?

• A) A fairy tale about a princess

• B) A letter describing a recent vacation

• C) A scientific report on global warming

• D) A poem about a dog’s adventures

• • A fairy tale about a princess

• • A letter describing a recent vacation

• • A scientific report on global warming

• • A poem about a dog’s adventures