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PROCEDURE TEXT FINAL RIVIEWOnline version please answer the questions correctly, and you must get the score is min 80! and you can three tries (max) to answer this quiz! by Wilda Chelvia 1 What is the main purpose of a procedure text? a To entertain the readers b To describe a person or thing c To explain steps or instructions d To tell past experiences 2 Which of the following texts is a procedure text? a A story about a holiday b Instructions on school rules c A description of a classroom d A report about animals 3 Which tense is mostly used in procedure text? a Past tense b Present tense c Present Continuous d Future tense 4 How to Make a Cheese Omelette Crack two eggs into a bowl. Beat the eggs. Pour the eggs into a pan. Add cheese. Cook until done. Which ingredient is NOT mentioned in the text? a Eggs b Cheese c Salt d oil 5 How to Make a Glass of Lemon Tea Boil a glass of water. Put a tea bag into a cup. Pour the hot water into the cup. Add lemon juice and sugar. Stir well and serve. What is the purpose of the text? a To describe lemon tea b To explain the benefits of lemon tea c To tell how to make lemon tea d To compare hot and cold tea 6 How to Make a Glass of Lemon Tea Boil a glass of water. Put a tea bag into a cup. Pour the hot water into the cup. Add lemon juice and sugar. Stir well and serve. The word “stir” means …. a Heat b Pour c Drink d Mix 7 Which sentence is commonly found in a procedure text? a Close the door quietly b She was very happy yesterday c The classroom is very large d He will go to school 8 What kind of verb is mostly used in procedure text? a Action verbs b Linking verbs c Modal verbs d Mental verbs 9 How to Make Instant Noodles Boil two cups of water. Put the noodles into the boiling water. Cook for three minutes. Add the seasoning. Stir well and serve. When should we add the seasoning? a Before boiling water b After cooking the noodles c While boiling water d Before putting noodles 10 How to Make Instant Noodles Boil two cups of water. Put the noodles into the boiling water. Cook for three minutes. Add the seasoning. Stir well and serve. Which action verb is found in the text? a Beautiful b Quick c Delicious d Boil 11 Procedure text is commonly used to explain … a Opinions and arguments b Historical events c Rules, instructions, or processes d Personal experiences 12 How to Make Orange Juice Cut the oranges. Squeeze the oranges. Pour the juice into a glass. Add ice cubes. Which improvement would make the procedure safer? a Using bigger oranges b Adding more ice cubes c Using a plastic glass d Washing the oranges first 13 How to Make Orange Juice Cut the oranges. Squeeze the oranges. Pour the juice into a glass. Add ice cubes. What can be inferred from the text? a The juice is served hot b The juice is for many people c The juice is prepared manually d The juice is made without tools 14 What is the function of numbering in procedure text? a To show the sequence clearly b To decorate the text c To confuse readers d To make the text longer 15 Which of the following is an example of an imperative sentence? a Students are studying in class b Please submit your assignment on time c The assignment is difficult d Students should be responsible 16 What is the main purpose of the picture? a To advertise sports equipment b To show steps to cook food c To give instructions for healthy habits d To describe people’s hobbies 17 Which activity should be done BEFORE exercising according to the picture? a Drink water b Warm up first c Eat vegetables d Avoid junk food 18 Which sentence is a prohibition shown in the picture? a Choose whole grains b Drink water regularly c Try strength training d Avoid junk food 19 What can be inferred from the picture? a Healthy food is expensive b Exercise is only for athletes c Vegetables are not important d Healthy life needs good food and exercise 20 Procedure text is commonly used to explain … A. Opinions and arguments B. Rules, instructions, or processes C. Historical events D. Personal experiences a Opinions and arguments b Rules, instructions, or processes c Historical events d Personal experiences 21 Which word shows sequence in a procedure text? a Because b First c Although d However 22 Which of the following is NOT a characteristic of procedure text? a Uses imperative sentences b Uses sequence words c Tells past events d Uses action verbs 23 The word “steps” in a procedure text refers to … a Ordered sections b Goals c Materials d Results 24 Using too much sugar, salt, and oil should be ______ to maintain a healthy diet. a Avoided b Increased c Added d Mixed 25 After exercising, it is important to ______ down and stretch your muscles. a Heat b Sit c Calm d Cool 26 Arrange the following sentences into a correct procedure! (1) Use healthy cooking methods such as steaming or boiling. (2) Wash vegetables and fruits properly. (3) Choose fresh ingredients. (4) Avoid too much sugar, salt, and oil. The correct order is … a (1) – (2) – (3) – (4) b (3) – (2) – (1) – (4) c (2) – (3) – (4) – (1) d (3) – (1) – (2) – (4) 27 Arrange the sentences below into a proper procedure! (1) Eat the food while it is still warm. (2) Wash your hands before eating. (3) Prepare clean eating utensils. (4) Sit comfortably at the dining table. The correct order is … a (3) – (2) – (1) – (4) b (2) – (3) – (4) – (1) c (4) – (3) – (2) – (1) d (2) – (4) – (3) – (1) 28 Complete the missing sentence to form a correct procedure! (1) Choose fresh ingredients. (2) __________ (3) Use healthy cooking methods such as steaming or boiling. (4) Avoid too much sugar, salt, and oil. The correct sentence for number (2) is … a Wash vegetables and fruits properly b Eat the food immediately c Buy food at the supermarket d Serve the food on a plate 29 If one step in a procedure text is skipped, what is the MOST likely effect? a The text becomes longer b The goal may not be achieved properly c The reader feels more interested d The language becomes more formal 30 Why are procedure texts usually written in imperative sentences? a To show personal opinion b To describe past events c To give clear instructions d To compare two ideas

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PROCEDURE TEXT FINAL RIVIEWOnline version

by Wilda Chelvia

What is the main purpose of a procedure text?

Which of the following texts is a procedure text?

Which tense is mostly used in procedure text?

How to Make a Cheese Omelette Crack two eggs into a bowl. Beat the eggs. Pour the eggs into a pan. Add cheese. Cook until done. Which ingredient is NOT mentioned in the text?

How to Make a Glass of Lemon Tea Boil a glass of water. Put a tea bag into a cup. Pour the hot water into the cup. Add lemon juice and sugar. Stir well and serve. What is the purpose of the text?

How to Make a Glass of Lemon Tea Boil a glass of water. Put a tea bag into a cup. Pour the hot water into the cup. Add lemon juice and sugar. Stir well and serve. The word “stir” means ….

Which sentence is commonly found in a procedure text?

What kind of verb is mostly used in procedure text?

How to Make Instant Noodles Boil two cups of water. Put the noodles into the boiling water. Cook for three minutes. Add the seasoning. Stir well and serve. When should we add the seasoning?

How to Make Instant Noodles Boil two cups of water. Put the noodles into the boiling water. Cook for three minutes. Add the seasoning. Stir well and serve. Which action verb is found in the text?

Procedure text is commonly used to explain …

How to Make Orange Juice Cut the oranges. Squeeze the oranges. Pour the juice into a glass. Add ice cubes. Which improvement would make the procedure safer?

How to Make Orange Juice Cut the oranges. Squeeze the oranges. Pour the juice into a glass. Add ice cubes. What can be inferred from the text?

What is the function of numbering in procedure text?

Which of the following is an example of an imperative sentence?

What is the main purpose of the picture?

Which activity should be done BEFORE exercising according to the picture?

Which sentence is a prohibition shown in the picture?

What can be inferred from the picture?

Procedure text is commonly used to explain … A. Opinions and arguments B. Rules, instructions, or processes C. Historical events D. Personal experiences

Which word shows sequence in a procedure text?

Which of the following is NOT a characteristic of procedure text?

The word “steps” in a procedure text refers to …

Using too much sugar, salt, and oil should be ______ to maintain a healthy diet.

After exercising, it is important to ______ down and stretch your muscles.

Arrange the following sentences into a correct procedure! (1) Use healthy cooking methods such as steaming or boiling. (2) Wash vegetables and fruits properly. (3) Choose fresh ingredients. (4) Avoid too much sugar, salt, and oil. The correct order is …

Arrange the sentences below into a proper procedure! (1) Eat the food while it is still warm. (2) Wash your hands before eating. (3) Prepare clean eating utensils. (4) Sit comfortably at the dining table. The correct order is …

Complete the missing sentence to form a correct procedure! (1) Choose fresh ingredients. (2) __________ (3) Use healthy cooking methods such as steaming or boiling. (4) Avoid too much sugar, salt, and oil. The correct sentence for number (2) is …

If one step in a procedure text is skipped, what is the MOST likely effect?

Why are procedure texts usually written in imperative sentences?