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Recount Text Untuk Kelas 10 SMA

Total questions: 15

Worksheet time: 8mins

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Class
Date
1.

What is a recount text?

a)

A recount text is a scientific report on current events.

b)

A recount text is a fictional story about future events.

c)

A recount text is a narrative that describes past events or experiences.

d)

A recount text is a poem that expresses emotions.

2.

Identify the main structure of a recount text.

a)

Introduction, Body, Summary

b)

Orientation, Events, Conclusion

c)

Title, Description, Analysis

d)

Setting, Conflict, Resolution

3.

What are the key features of recount texts?

a)

Third-person perspective

b)

Key features of recount texts include chronological order, past tense, first-person perspective, and descriptive language.

c)

Future tense usage

d)

Narrative structure without events

4.

How does the author express their feelings in the recount?

a)

The author avoids personal stories and focuses on facts.

b)

The author uses only statistics to convey their emotions.

c)

The author uses descriptive language and personal anecdotes to express their feelings.

d)

The author expresses feelings through dialogue with other characters.

5.

What tense is commonly used in recount texts?

a)

Present tense

b)

Conditional tense

c)

Future tense

d)

Past tense

6.

Find an example of a chronological order in the text.

a)

First, I woke up; then, I had breakfast; finally, I went to work.

b)

I woke up; finally, I went to work; then, I had breakfast.

c)

I went to work; then, I had breakfast; finally, I woke up.

d)

First, I had breakfast; then, I went to bed; finally, I woke up.

7.

What is the purpose of a recount text?

a)

To analyze the impact of current events.

b)

The purpose of a recount text is to retell past events or experiences.

c)

To provide instructions for future events.

d)

To summarize a fictional story.

8.

Identify the orientation in the recount text provided.

a)

The orientation describes the main events of the story.

b)

The orientation provides a summary of the plot.

c)

The orientation concludes the narrative with a moral lesson.

d)

The orientation introduces the characters and setting.

9.

How does the language used affect the reader's understanding?

a)

Language is irrelevant to the reader's emotions.

b)

Language affects understanding by clarifying meaning, influencing tone, and evoking emotions.

c)

Language only affects the length of the text.

d)

Language has no impact on understanding.

10.

What are some common linking words used in recount texts?

a)

before that

b)

in conclusion

c)

first, next, then, after that, finally, also

d)

lastly

11.

Create an illustration that represents the main event of the recount.

a)

An illustration of a ballot box being sealed after the election.

b)

An illustration of a celebratory rally after the election results are announced.

c)

An illustration of a voting booth with a long line of voters.

d)

An illustration of election officials counting ballots at a table during a recount.

12.

What emotions are conveyed in the recount text?

a)

anger

b)

fear

c)

confusion

d)

Nostalgia, joy, sadness, excitement

13.

How does the conclusion of the recount text summarize the events?

a)

The conclusion summarizes the key events and outcomes of the recount.

b)

The conclusion provides a detailed analysis of the events.

c)

The conclusion focuses on the emotional impact rather than the events.

d)

The conclusion introduces new characters and their roles.

14.

Identify any descriptive language used in the recount.

a)

Descriptive language consists solely of verbs.

b)

Descriptive language is irrelevant to recounts.

c)

Descriptive language includes adjectives and vivid imagery.

d)

Descriptive language is only found in poetry.

15.

What lesson can be learned from the recount text?

a)

Recount texts are only for fictional stories.

b)

The lesson is to avoid sharing personal experiences.

c)

Recount texts focus solely on future predictions.

d)

The lesson learned from a recount text is the value of reflection and storytelling.