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Test KD 18 Describing Process

Total questions: 20

Worksheet time: 34mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

The purpose of procedure text is to ...

a)

tell the reader about specific information

b)

amuse the reader about certain story

c)

tell the readers about how to make something

d)

persuade the readers to do something

2.

What are the generic structures of procedure text?

(choose the correct order!)tit

a)

goal, materials, steps

b)

materials and steps

c)

goal, equipment, steps

d)

title, goal, materials, steps

3.

There are some of the characteristics of procedure text below, except ...

a)

using action verbs

b)

using simple present tense

c)

using imperative sentence

d)

using interrogative sentence

4.

(For questions number 4-6)

HOW TO MAKE SANDWICH


Ingredients

Mayonnaise

Butter

Sliced Bread

Mustard

Lettuce

Sliced Cheese

Sliced Ham

Tomato


Tools

Butter Knife Plate Cutting Board knife


Steps

1. Prepare all the ingredients and tools

2. Lay 2 slices of bread onto the cutting board.

3. Butter the side of one piece of bread that is facing up, using the butter knife.

4. spread a small amount of mayonnaise on one side of the other slice of bread.

5. With the plain sides of the slices of bread facing down, place 1-3 leaves of lettuce onto the buttered slice of bread.

6. Take 2-5 slices of ham and place on the same slice of bread the lettuce is on.

7. slice the tomato so each slice is about ¾ of a centimetre each. Cut as many slices as you would like for your sandwich.

8. Apply mustard onto either slices of bread and spread the mustard onto the slice of bread with just the mayonnaise on it.

9. Place 2-6 slices of cheese onto one of the two slices of bread.

10. Take the bread slice with the mayonnaise and place mayonnaise side down onto the other slice with the other ingredients on it.

11. Enjoy your sandwich

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What is the goal of the text above?

a)

To make a glass of iced tea

b)

To make a slice of bread

c)

To make a sandwich

d)

To make a hot dog

5.

(For questions number 7-9)

HOW TO MAKE FRIED CHICKEN


Ingredients

1 ½ cups Flour

1 whole cut-up

Chicken

3 teaspoons

Salt

1 ½ to 2 cups Canola Oil (depending on the skillet size)

1 tablespoon Ground Black Pepper


Directions:

1. Rinse the pieces of chicken and put them on a large plate.

2. Sprinkle the pepper and salt on each side of the chicken. Add the flour to a shallow bowl and dredge a piece of the chicken in flour. coat the chicken in flour on all sides. Set aside for some minutes.

3. Heat a large skillet on medium heat and add the oil. Sprinkle a tiny bit of the flour in the oil and if it sizzles add the pieces of flour-coated chicken to the oil.

4. Continue to dredge as many pieces of chicken in the flour that will fit in the skillet. Depending on the size of your skillet

5. Using a cooking or carving fork, turn the chicken regularly as it turns a golden color. Try to poke the fork into the outside edges of the skin when turning the chicken rather than in the middle of the meat (so the juices don’t run out). When turning the chicken, a cooking fork tends to keep the crispy skin looking nicer than when using tongs.

6. Keep an eye on the chicken to see if it’s turning a dark brown color (rather than a golden color) or cooking too quickly. If so, turn the heat down just a bit. Lay a small cooling rack over a large plate and set aside for a moment.

7. Continue to let the chicken cook until all sides are a medium to dark golden color. As the pieces of chicken are done cooking, remove them from the skillet and lay them on top of the cooling rack.

8. Your fried chicken is ready to be served


(http://contohcontohteks.blogspot.com)


"Keep an eye on the chicken to see if it’s turning a dark brown color (rather than a golden color) or cooking too quickly."


What is the meaning of the bold word in Bahasa Indonesia?

a)

aduk

b)

campurkan

c)

tambahkan

d)

perhatikan

6.

"Slice the tomato so each slice is about ¾ of a centimetre each. Cut as many slices as you would like for your sandwich."

The underlined words is refers to ...

a)

tomato

b)

bread

c)

3/4 centimetre

d)

the sandwich

7.

(For questions number 7-9)

HOW TO MAKE FRIED CHICKEN


Ingredients

1 ½ cups Flour

1 whole cut-up

Chicken

3 teaspoons

Salt

1 ½ to 2 cups Canola Oil (depending on the skillet size)

1 tablespoon Ground Black Pepper


Directions:

1. Rinse the pieces of chicken and put them on a large plate.

2. Sprinkle the pepper and salt on each side of the chicken. Add the flour to a shallow bowl and dredge a piece of the chicken in flour. coat the chicken in flour on all sides. Set aside for some minutes.

3. Heat a large skillet on medium heat and add the oil. Sprinkle a tiny bit of the flour in the oil and if it sizzles add the pieces of flour-coated chicken to the oil.

4. Continue to dredge as many pieces of chicken in the flour that will fit in the skillet. Depending on the size of your skillet

5. Using a cooking or carving fork, turn the chicken regularly as it turns a golden color. Try to poke the fork into the outside edges of the skin when turning the chicken rather than in the middle of the meat (so the juices don’t run out). When turning the chicken, a cooking fork tends to keep the crispy skin looking nicer than when using tongs.

6. Keep an eye on the chicken to see if it’s turning a dark brown color (rather than a golden color) or cooking too quickly. If so, turn the heat down just a bit. Lay a small cooling rack over a large plate and set aside for a moment.

7. Continue to let the chicken cook until all sides are a medium to dark golden color. As the pieces of chicken are done cooking, remove them from the skillet and lay them on top of the cooling rack.

8. Your fried chicken is ready to be served


(http://contohcontohteks.blogspot.com)


"Keep an eye on the chicken to see if it’s turning a dark brown color (rather than a golden color) or cooking too quickly."


What is the meaning of the bold word in Bahasa Indonesia?

a)

aduk

b)

campurkan

c)

tambahkan

d)

perhatikan

8.

Directions:

1. Rinse the pieces of chicken and put them on a large plate.

2. Sprinkle the pepper and salt on each side of the chicken. Add the flour to a shallow bowl and dredge a piece of the chicken in flour. coat the chicken in flour on all sides. Set aside for some minutes.

3. Heat a large skillet on medium heat and add the oil. Sprinkle a tiny bit of the flour in the oil and if it sizzles add the pieces of flour-coated chicken to the oil.

4. Continue to dredge as many pieces of chicken in the flour that will fit in the skillet. Depending on the size of your skillet

5. Using a cooking or carving fork, turn the chicken regularly as it turns a golden color. Try to poke the fork into the outside edges of the skin when turning the chicken rather than in the middle of the meat (so the juices don’t run out). When turning the chicken, a cooking fork tends to keep the crispy skin looking nicer than when using tongs.

6. Keep an eye on the chicken to see if it’s turning a dark brown color (rather than a golden color) or cooking too quickly. If so, turn the heat down just a bit. Lay a small cooling rack over a large plate and set aside for a moment.

7. Continue to let the chicken cook until all sides are a medium to dark golden color. As the pieces of chicken are done cooking, remove them from the skillet and lay them on top of the cooling rack.

8. Your fried chicken is ready to be served


"Sprinkle a tiny bit of the flour in the oil and if it sizzles add the pieces of flour-coated chicken to the oil."


The underlined word refers to ...

a)

tiny bit of the flour

b)

oil

c)

chicken

d)

flour

9.

Directions:

1. Rinse the pieces of chicken and put them on a large plate.

2. Sprinkle the pepper and salt on each side of the chicken. Add the flour to a shallow bowl and dredge a piece of the chicken in flour. coat the chicken in flour on all sides. Set aside for some minutes.

3. Heat a large skillet on medium heat and add the oil. Sprinkle a tiny bit of the flour in the oil and if it sizzles add the pieces of flour-coated chicken to the oil.

4. Continue to dredge as many pieces of chicken in the flour that will fit in the skillet. Depending on the size of your skillet

5. Using a cooking or carving fork, turn the chicken regularly as it turns a golden color. Try to poke the fork into the outside edges of the skin when turning the chicken rather than in the middle of the meat (so the juices don’t run out). When turning the chicken, a cooking fork tends to keep the crispy skin looking nicer than when using tongs.

6. Keep an eye on the chicken to see if it’s turning a dark brown color (rather than a golden color) or cooking too quickly. If so, turn the heat down just a bit. Lay a small cooling rack over a large plate and set aside for a moment.

7. Continue to let the chicken cook until all sides are a medium to dark golden color. As the pieces of chicken are done cooking, remove them from the skillet and lay them on top of the cooling rack.

8. Your fried chicken is ready to be served


Why you need to poke the fork into the outside edges of the skin when turning the chicken rather than in the middle of the meat?

a)

so that the juices don't run out

b)

because we can't poke it with our hand

c)

so that the fork doesn't broke

d)

because it makes the chicken doesn't taste delicious

10.

HOW TO MAKE CRISPY FRIED SHRIMP


1. Prepare all the ingredients, shrimps, corn flour, grated ginger, pepper, salt, cooking oil.

2. Dip each shrimp into the whisked egg, then roll it on the mixture of corn flour.

3. Fry the shrimp into the hot oil until its colour turns golden.

4. Mix together the corn flour, salt, pepper, seasoning and stir them thoroughly.

5. Mix the shrimp and grated ginger. Leave the mixture for 10 minutes.

6. Serve them together with a bottle of tomato sauce or chili sauce


The best arrangement of the jumbled sentences above is ...

a)

1-5-4-2-3-6

b)

1-3-4-6-5-2

c)

2-5-4-3-1-6

d)

2-5-1-4-6-3

11.

Where do you find any extra copies of papers given out in Coach Sustaita's class?

a)

Black Box

b)

Ask Coach Sustaita

c)

Pickup Bins

d)

On Coach Sustaita's desk

12.

What is the first thing that you do when come into my class?

a)

Work on bellwork

b)

Talk to friends

c)

Wait for Coach Sustaita to say what to do

d)

Sit and do nothing

13.

Which items are required to bring to my class everyday.

a)

Backpack

b)

Pencil/Pen

c)

Notebook/Binder

d)

Headphones

14.

How many boys are allowed to be out of the classroom at one time?

a)

1

b)

2

c)

3

d)

4

15.

What grade or better do you need in order to be eligable to leave the class?

a)

C

b)

D

c)

F

d)

E

16.

If you are absent for 2 days and an assignment was given during the time you were absent. How many days extra do you have to turn it in?

a)

2

b)

1

c)

0

d)

15

17.

If you need to know what we did in class while you were absent, which three options are your first options?

a)

Coach Sustaita

b)

Canvas

c)

Friend at your table

d)

Friend not at your table

18.

If you turn in anything in my class what do you need to make sure you put on it?

a)

Your name

b)

Your picture

c)

Dog's Name

d)

$100

19.

What is required for you to check at least once a week?

a)

PowerSchool

b)

SnapChat

c)

Email

d)

Backpack

20.

Choose all things that are considered drugs.

a)

Caffine

b)

Tabacco

c)

Crack

d)

Alcohol