Recount Text Quiz

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Test your recount text skills.

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Froggy Jumps Recount Text QuizOnline version Test your recount text skills. by WILA SUSWIKA 1 Recount text is used to retell past events or experiences. a TRUE b FALSE c 2 The structure of a recount text consists of Orientation, Events, and Reorientation. a TRUE b FALSE c 3 Orientation usually introduces characters, time, and place of the events. a TRUE b FALSE c 4 Events part tells the sequence of actions in chronological order. a TRUE b FALSE c 5 Reorientation is always in the first paragraph. a TRUE b FALSE c 6 Words like first, then, after that, finally are called time connectives. a TRUE b FALSE c 7 Time connectives help to make the events organized and clear. a TRUE b FALSE c 8 Recount text is usually written in the Simple Present Tense. a TRUE b FALSE c 9 Recount text is different from narrative text because it has no conflict or complication. a TRUE b FALSE c 10 One of examples from recount text is holiday stories. a TRUE b FALSE c

Froggy Jumps

Recount Text QuizOnline version

Test your recount text skills.

by WILA SUSWIKA

Recount text is used to retell past events or experiences.

TRUE

FALSE

The structure of a recount text consists of Orientation, Events, and Reorientation.

TRUE

FALSE

Orientation usually introduces characters, time, and place of the events.

TRUE

FALSE

Events part tells the sequence of actions in chronological order.

TRUE

FALSE

Reorientation is always in the first paragraph.

TRUE

FALSE

Words like first, then, after that, finally are called time connectives.

TRUE

FALSE

Time connectives help to make the events organized and clear.

TRUE

FALSE

Recount text is usually written in the Simple Present Tense.

TRUE

FALSE

Recount text is different from narrative text because it has no conflict or complication.

TRUE

FALSE

One of examples from recount text is holiday stories.

TRUE

FALSE

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Recount Text Quiz

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Recount Text QuizOnline version

by WILA SUSWIKA

Recount text is used to retell past events or experiences.

The structure of a recount text consists of Orientation, Events, and Reorientation.

Orientation usually introduces characters, time, and place of the events.

Events part tells the sequence of actions in chronological order.

Reorientation is always in the first paragraph.

Words like first, then, after that, finally are called time connectives.

Time connectives help to make the events organized and clear.

Recount text is usually written in the Simple Present Tense.

Recount text is different from narrative text because it has no conflict or complication.

One of examples from recount text is holiday stories.

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