Instructional Writing and Cooking Steps

The video tutorial explains how to write instructional texts, focusing on making cookies as an example. It covers the use of transition words like 'first', 'next', 'then', and 'last' to guide the reader through the process. The tutorial breaks down the task into gathering ingredients, mixing them, placing cookies on a sheet, and baking them. It also emphasizes the importance of writing clear instructions with a proper title and transition words. The video encourages viewers to practice writing instructions for various tasks, such as making pizza or brushing teeth.

What type of writing is focused on giving directions or steps?

• Persuasive writing

• Instructional writing

• Narrative writing

• Descriptive writing

Which word is commonly used to start a sequence in instructional writing?

• After

• Last

• First

• Finally

What is the first step in making cookies according to the video?

• Eating the cookies

• Baking the cookies

• Gathering ingredients

• Mixing ingredients

Which of the following is NOT mentioned as an ingredient for cookies?

• Butter

• Eggs

• Chocolate chips

• Flour

What is used to mix the ingredients together?

• A whisk

• A fork

• A mixing spoon

• A spatula

How long does the video suggest baking the cookies?

• Twelve minutes

• Ten minutes

• Eight minutes

• Five minutes

What should be included in the title of an instructional piece?

• Capitalized important words

• A question

• The author's name

• Only the main topic

Which transition word is used to indicate the final step?

• First

• Next

• Then

• Last

What punctuation is important to include at the end of each step?

• Question mark

• Comma

• Period

• Exclamation mark

What is a simpler way to write the instructions for making cookies?

• Avoid using transition words

• Include every detail

• Use long sentences

• Use short and clear steps