Understanding Report Texts

What is the definition of a report text?

• A text that tells a personal experience

• A text that describes facts about a general phenomenon

• A text that tells a sequence of events in chronological order

• A text that gives instructions on how to do something

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

• It presents factual information

• It focuses on general subjects rather than specific ones

• It includes personal opinions and feelings

• It provides a systematic description of something

What type of language is commonly used in report texts?

• Informal and personal

• Formal and factual

• Narrative and imaginative

• Persuasive and directive

Report texts are commonly found in...

• Fictional stories and novels

• Encyclopedias and scientific journals

• Personal letters and diaries

• Poetry books and song lyrics

What are the main structures of a report text?

• Orientation and Resolution

• General Classification and Description

• Identification and Conclusion

• Issue and Argument

What does the general classification section of a report text contain?

• A detailed description of the topic

• The main argument and supporting details

• General information and classification of the subject

• Personal opinions about the topic

In which section of a report text do we find detailed information about the characteristics of the subject?

• General classification

• Description

• Orientation

• Conclusion

Which of the following sentences is an example of a general classification in a report text about whales?

• "Whales are large marine mammals found in oceans worldwide."

• "Whales have a thick layer of fat called blubber."

• "Some whale species, such as the blue whale, can grow over 30 meters long."

• "Whales use echolocation to navigate underwater."

What is the main purpose of a report text?

• To entertain the readers with imaginative stories

• To describe general information about a subject systematically

• To persuade readers to agree with an argument

• To give step-by-step instructions on how to do something

Why does a report text avoid including personal opinions?

• Because it focuses on factual and objective information

• Because it aims to persuade readers

• Because it tells a chronological story

• Because it is meant to be humorous