Kuis Memasak dan Deskripsi

What is the purpose of the text about French toast?

• to describe French toast

• to entertain the reader with French toast

• to persuade the reader to cook French toast

• to explain about French toast

• telling the reader how to make French toast

"To make French Toast, you need:" The expression in the text above belongs into …

• Material

• Purpose

• Method

• Goal

• Event

The text above is better addressed to …

• A girl who is good at cooking

• A chef

• A mother at home

• A student learning at home

• A husband alone at home

"then, boil the noodles on low heat ..."The best adverb to complete the instruction is….

• When finished

• When served

• Until blended

• Whole oven

• For ten minutes

The following statement can be found in the instruction manual …

• Bake the cake at 100 degrees.

• Glue each side of the flannel

• Stir the batter slowly

• Place the Bluetooth device within one meter of this unit

• Add one spoon of sugar to the batter we made earlier

Which statement is TRUE about the instructions?

• We need a big fire to make oil become hot

• We use a fork to flatten the shape of the tempe

• We fry the tempeh before it turns golden brown.

• We fry the tempeh before it turns golden brown.

• we ough to drop the tempe around ten or twelve at a two times

The type of text above is called ….

• Recount

• Narrative

• Description

• Procedure

• Report

When do we add eggs in making bregedel tempe?

• Between we smooth the tempe and shape the tempe.

• After we shape the tempe and before we smooth the tempe.

• Before we shape the tempe and mix the tempe with Royco.

• When we shape the tempe.

• We shape the tempe

What is the social function of this text?

• To provide information to the reader about Bregedel Tempe.

• To tell a story about Bregedel Tempe.

• To describe Bregedel Tempe.

• To describe how to make Bregedel Tempe.

• To buy about Bregedel Tempe.

The generic structure of the text is ….

• Reorientation - Event - Orientation

• Goal - Materials - Steps

• Identification - Description

• Orientation - Event - Reorientation

• Description - Event - Steps