Understanding Recount Text Structure

The video tutorial introduces recount text, focusing on identifying examples related to unforgettable experiences. It narrates a personal story about a beach trip, illustrating the structure of recount text, including orientation, events, and conclusion. The tutorial emphasizes understanding and constructing recount texts, preparing students for further exploration in subsequent videos.

What is the main topic introduced in the video?

• Descriptive Text

• Recount Text

• Expository Text

• Narrative Text

What was the setting of the unforgettable experience shared in the video?

• A forest

• A city

• A mountain

• A beach

Which activity did the narrator's father enjoy at the beach?

• Fishing

• Surfing

• Sunbathing

• Swimming

What did the family do after playing at the beach?

• Went to a coffee shop

• Visited a museum

• Went to a restaurant

• Returned home

What is the first part of a recount text called?

• Resolution

• Complication

• Orientation

• Conclusion

What is the purpose of a recount text?

• To describe a place

• To persuade

• To entertain

• To inform about past events

Which part of the recount text includes the main events?

• Conclusion

• Events

• Orientation

• Introduction

What is the final part of a recount text?

• Events

• Conclusion

• Resolution

• Orientation

How many paragraphs are typically in a recount text?

• None

• One

• Two

• Three or more

What is added to a recount text to complete it?

• A diagram

• A question

• A summary

• A title