Procedure Text Challenge

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Quiz on procedure texts: true or false.

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Nindya Ismaningrum

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Procedure Text ChallengeOnline version Quiz on procedure texts: true or false. by Nindya Ismaningrum 1 The steps are presented in chronological order using cue words such as 'first', 'then', 'next', and 'finally'. Yes No 2 Procedural texts always present the steps as a single long paragraph with no lists. Yes No 3 They require a hypothesis before performing the steps. Yes No 4 A list of materials or equipment is usually included at the beginning. Yes No 5 Procedural texts never use diagrams or illustrations. Yes No 6 The language is typically in the present tense to describe instructions. Yes No 7 A procedure text explains how to perform a task through a step-by-step sequence. Yes No 8 Procedural texts are written only in the past tense. Yes No 9 It often uses imperative verbs like 'cut', 'mix', and 'measure' to give commands. Yes No 10 They are used exclusively in school science classes. Yes No

Procedure Text ChallengeOnline version

Quiz on procedure texts: true or false.

by Nindya Ismaningrum

The steps are presented in chronological order using cue words such as 'first', 'then', 'next', and 'finally'.

Yes

Procedural texts always present the steps as a single long paragraph with no lists.

Yes

They require a hypothesis before performing the steps.

Yes

A list of materials or equipment is usually included at the beginning.

Yes

Procedural texts never use diagrams or illustrations.

Yes

The language is typically in the present tense to describe instructions.

Yes

A procedure text explains how to perform a task through a step-by-step sequence.

Yes

Procedural texts are written only in the past tense.

Yes

It often uses imperative verbs like 'cut', 'mix', and 'measure' to give commands.

Yes

They are used exclusively in school science classes.

Yes

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Procedure Text Challenge

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Procedure Text ChallengeOnline version

by Nindya Ismaningrum

The steps are presented in chronological order using cue words such as 'first', 'then', 'next', and 'finally'.

Procedural texts always present the steps as a single long paragraph with no lists.

They require a hypothesis before performing the steps.

A list of materials or equipment is usually included at the beginning.

Procedural texts never use diagrams or illustrations.

The language is typically in the present tense to describe instructions.

A procedure text explains how to perform a task through a step-by-step sequence.

Procedural texts are written only in the past tense.

It often uses imperative verbs like 'cut', 'mix', and 'measure' to give commands.

They are used exclusively in school science classes.

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