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WorksheetsSummative English XI
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 45mins
What is the purpose of a procedure text?
To entertain the readers
To describe a place
To give instructions on how to make or do something
To tell past events
To persuade readers to do something
What are the generic structures of a procedure text?
Orientation, Complication, Resolution
Identification, Description
Goal, Materials, Steps
Thesis, Argument, Conclusion
Introduction, Explanation, Summary
Where can we usually find the goal in a procedure text?
In the middle of the text
At the beginning, as the title
At the end of the text
In the material section
At the conclusion of the text
What kind of language features are commonly used in procedure texts?
Simple Past Tense and Adjectives
Passive Voice and Reported Speech
Imperative Sentences and Connectives
Future Tense and Modals
Present Continuous Tense and Abstract Nouns
Look at the picture!
What is the purpose of text about?
To explain how an ATM machine work.
To describe how to withdraw money at ATM.
To tell information about deposit cash.
To explain how to open bank account.
To tell how to deposit cash at ATM through a sequence of steps.
Look at the picture!
What should we do before insert cash into the machine?
Select the transaction type, a cash deposit in this case.
Select the account receiving the de-posit.
Enter your personal identification number.
Take out the receipt.
Choose language
What is the function of an imperative sentence?
To describe a placeTo express feelings
To express feelings
To give a command, request, or instruction
To tell past events
To compare two things
Which of the following is an example of a positive imperative sentence?
Don't be late for class!
Open your book and read the first chapter.
She is closing the door.
You should listen to the teacher.
Can you help me with this?
What is the correct formula for a negative imperative sentence?
Verb 1 + Object/Complement
Do not + Verb 1 + Object/Complement
Subject + Verb 1 + Object
Modal + Verb 1 + Object
Subject + be + complement
The word (a) is often added in imperative sentences to make a request more polite.
Read the dialogue!
Emma: Mike, I always run out of money before the end of the month. What should I do?
Mike: Create a budget and stick to it.
Emma: But I love shopping.
Mike: Don’t buy things you don’t really need.
Question: What does Mike advise Emma to do?
Spend more money.
Borrow money from friends.
Create a budget and stick to it.
Buy expensive things.
Stop earning money.
Read the dialogue!
Emma: Mike, I always run out of money before the end of the month. What should I do?
Mike: Create a budget and stick to it.
Emma: But I love shopping.
Mike: Don’t buy things you don’t really need.
Question: What does Mike tell Emma not to do?
Save money.
Buy unnecessary things.
Work harder.
Use her budget wisely.
Compare prices before shopping.
There are three degrees of comparison
Positive degree - Negative degree - Interrogative degree
Positive degree - Comparative degree - Negative degree
Positive degree - Comparative degree - Superlative degree
Positive degree - Negative degree - Superlative degree
Positive degree - Interrogative degree - Superlative degree
S + verb + the + adjective-est/most adjective + O is the formula for
Positive degree
Comparative degree
Superlative degree
Degree of comparison
None of the above
S + verb + adjective-er/more adjective + than + O is the formula for
Positive degree
Comparative degree
Superlative degree
Degree of Comparison
None of all
According to CNN, rendang is the.....food in the world.
as delicious as
most delicious
delicious
very delicious
more delicious
This book is.....than the one I read last week.
more interesting
interesting
most interesting
as interesting as
very interesting
Grammar is.....to learn than Matematics.
easy
easier
more easy
very easiest
as easy
Rio : Which is more interesting. The Safari Park or Ragunan Zoo?
Daud : I think Ragunan zoo is …… as the Safari Park. Both of them have many good things to see.
more interesting
interesting
less interesting
the most interesting
as interesting
In order to get the best score, she must study the.....of all her classmates.
hard
more harder
hardest
harder
very hard
