Textual Grammar (Process & Sequence)

1. Which of the following sentences best represents a material process?

• A) She believes in magic

• B) They are building a new school

• C) He seems happy today

• D) The cake smells delicious

2. Which sentence demonstrates a mental process?

• A) He understands the lesson clearly

• B) The children are playing outside

• C) We painted the house blue

• D) She walked to the store

3. Which verb is most likely used in a relational process?

• A) Eat

• B) Know

• C) Is

• D) Jump

4. Which sentence contains a process of doing (material process)?

• A) She owns a new car

• B) They ran across the field

• C) He loves chocolate

• D) The flower smells good

5. Which of the following is NOT a type of process in the English transivity system?

• A) Material

• B) Hierarchial

• C) Mental

• D) Relational

6. Which of the following is the difference between sequence and chronological order?

• A) Sequence focuses on the logical flow of events, while chronological order is based on time

• B) Sequence is only used in storytelling, while chronological order is used in instructional texts

• C) Sequence uses more complex signal words than chronological order

• D) Chronological order focuses on cause-and-effect relationships, while sequence does not

7. Which sentence is an example of a linear sequence?

• A) Describing the steps in a tutorial from start to finish

• B) Ranking the employees in a company from top to bottom

• C) Explaining the water cycle in a cause-and-effect format

• D) Listing the importance of different animals in an ecosystem

8. Which type of sequence is commonly used to explain processes like the water cycle?

• A) Linear Sequence

• B) Hierarchical Sequence

• C) Causal Sequence

• D) Chronological Sequence

9. Which of the following signal words is commonly used in a hierarchical sequence?

• A) Next

• B) Before

• C) Firstly

• D) University President, Dean, Professor

10. In a hierarchical sequence, how are the steps typically arranged?

• A) Based on time order

• B) Based on importance or rank

• C) In a step-by-step order

• D) In a cause-and-effect relationship