Understanding Text Structure and Completing Texts

This video tutorial covers the structure of explanatory texts, focusing on general statements, supporting details, and conclusions. It provides steps for completing missing text parts and identifying non-standard words. Additionally, it explains how to create a picture series to represent text information visually.

What are the three main components of an explanatory text structure?

• Introduction, Explanation, Summary

• General Statement, Supporting Details, Summary

• General Statement, Explanatory Sequence, Conclusion

• Introduction, Body, Conclusion

What is the general statement in the provided text example?

• The ease of traveling abroad

• The impact of globalization on culture exchange

• The role of the internet in learning cultures

• The importance of education in technology

What is the role of the general statement in an explanatory text?

• To give examples

• To introduce the topic

• To provide supporting details

• To conclude the text

Which of the following is NOT part of the explanatory sequence in the text example?

• Traveling abroad easily

• Bringing foreign culture to Indonesia

• The importance of local traditions

• Learning cultures through the internet

What should you do first when completing a cloze text?

• Find the topic of the text

• Read the text carefully

• Identify the missing parts

• Check the grammar

Which system is used to focus solar energy in a solar power plant?

• Lenses or mirrors

• Wind turbines

• Geothermal systems

• Hydraulic systems

What is the final step in completing a cloze text?

• Identify the topic

• Read the text carefully

• Use proper Indonesian language

• Connect the missing parts

What should you pay attention to when completing a cloze text?

• The number of missing parts

• The font size

• The topic and the context

• The length of the text

What is the purpose of using a series of images based on text information?

• To make the text more colorful

• To help readers understand the text better

• To add artistic value to the text

• To replace the text entirely

How can you verify if a word is standard or non-standard?

• By using it in a sentence

• By asking a friend

• By guessing

• By checking a dictionary