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WorksheetsRecount and Simple Past Tense
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 20mins
What is the purpose of recount text?
to retell past events to entertain readers or provide information
to persuade readers to do something
to describe a particular place, people, or things
to tell about how to do something
The structures of recount text are ... .
orientation, complication, resolution
identification, description
goal, materials/tools, steps
orientation, series of events, reorientation
The language features of recount text are, EXCEPT ... .
simple past tense
simple present tense
chronological order
action verbs and adverbs
The types of recount text are ... .
factual, descriptive, personal, news item
narrative, historical, imaginative, procedure
personal, factual, imaginative, historical
factual, historical, news item, explanation
The example of personal recount text is .... .
An Adventure to the Atlantis
A Day Being Spiderman
Holiday with Family
Dreaming of Being A Princess
Example of factual recount is ... .
Vacation to France
Earthquake in Sukabumi
Round Table Conference
Batman
Example of imaginative recount is ... .
An Adventure in Atlantis
Tsunami in Aceh
Independence Day
A Trip in the Zoo
The example of historical recount is ... .
A Daily Life of Pirate
A Tiring Weekend
Sumpah Pemuda (Youth Pledge)
A Truck Accident
Orientation is always in ... of the text.
the first paragraph
the second paragraph
the third paragraph
the last paragraph
Reorientation is always in ... of the text.
the first paragraph
the second paragraph
the third paragraph
the last paragraph
(Simple Past Tense)
You ... very angry with me last night.
are
is
was
were
(Simple Past Tense)
Julia ... on holiday last week.
are
is
was
were
(Simple Past Tense)
We ... to her very carefully.
listen
listens
listened
listening
(Simple Past Tense)
The shop ... at 5 o'clock.
close
closed
closes
closing
(Simple Past Tense)
It ... every day last week.
rains
raining
rain
rained
(Simple Past Tense)
She ... him very much.
loved
loving
loves
love
(Simple Past Tense)
Milla ... at 6 o'clock this morning.
take a shower
takes a shower
is taking a shower
took a shower
(Simple Past Tense)
James ... a cup of coffee this morning.
drank
drink
drinks
drunk
(Simple Past Tense)
We ... roasted chicken for dinner last night.
eat
eats
eaten
ate
(Simple Past Tense)
Mom ... some veggies and fruits this afternoon.
buy
bought
buys
buying
