Multiple Choice Questions on Procedure Text

What is a procedure text?

• A text that tells a personal experience.

• A text that explains the steps to achieve a goal.

• A text that describes a place or an object.

• A text that contains arguments from the writer.

• A text that includes dialogue between characters.

The main structure of a procedure text is:

• Goal, General Description, Conclusion

• Introduction, Content, Conclusion

• Ingredients and Tools, Steps, Purpose

• Goal, Materials and Tools, Steps

• Background, Discussion, Suggestion

In a procedure text, imperative sentences are used to:

• Tell a personal experience

• Give advice or recommendations

• State facts or data

• Give orders or instructions

• Share opinions

The correct transitional words to arrange the steps in a procedure text are:

• However, Because, Therefore

• Before, After, Then

• Although, So, While

• But, Although, Yet

• If, Because, Although

The following statement is true about procedure text:

• A procedure text is always in narrative paragraphs.

• A procedure text does not require materials or tools.

• A procedure text only explains steps without a goal.

• A procedure text aims to help readers do something.

• A procedure text uses declarative sentences.

Which of the following sentences is an imperative sentence in a procedure text?

• You should try this recipe.

• This recipe is delicious and easy to make.

• First, heat the oil in the pan.

• I love cooking with olive oil.

• This dish is popular in my area.

What is the role of local culture in a procedure text?

• To entertain the readers

• To add a humorous element to the text

• To show the uniqueness of local traditions in the process or ingredients

• To reduce the number of steps in the procedure

• To replace unavailable tools and ingredients

How can you confidently explain the steps of a procedure text in speaking?

• Read the text without looking at the audience.

• Speak in a low and unclear voice.

• Use complicated language for the explanation.

• Use clear language and maintain a steady voice.

• Avoid eye contact with the audience.

The sentence that correctly uses a transitional word is:

• Wash the ingredients, moreover cut them into small pieces.

• After washing the ingredients, then cut them into small pieces.

• Wash the ingredients and cut them into small pieces, but not too big.

• Although already washed, the ingredients must be cut small.

• If washed, the ingredients do not need to be cut.

In writing a procedure text about 'How to Make Traditional Jambi Coffee,' the most appropriate first step is:

• Pour the coffee powder into the glass.

• Stir the coffee until well-mixed.

• Prepare coffee powder and hot water.

• Enjoy the coffee while it's hot.

• Add sugar as desired.