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Procedure Text TestOnline version

Test your knowledge on procedure texts

by Kurnia Setyarini
1

What is the primary purpose of a procedure text?

2

Which sentence best fits an imperative sentence in a procedure text?

3

What does a recipe mainly explain?

4

Which part is typically found in a procedure text to list items needed?

5

Which word is a common connector of sequence in procedure texts?

6

What is a key feature of the language in procedure texts?

7

Which option correctly describes a manual in the context of procedure texts?

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How are steps typically presented in a procedure text?

9

What do action verbs in procedure texts help do?

10

Which statement is true about the ‘Materials/Ingredients’ section?

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Which sentence uses the Simple Present Tense?

12

"How to Use a Washing Machine" is an example of which type?

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"How to Plant a Tree" is an example of...

14

"Stir the mixture slowly." The word "slowly" is an example of...

15

"How to Get to the Station from My House" belongs to...

16

Which are types of procedure text?

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17

Which sentences are imperative?

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18

Which are examples of action verbs?

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19

Which are connectors of sequence?

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20

What are the characteristics of a MANUAL text?

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21

Which topics belong to RECIPE?

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22

What should be included in "Rules of the Game"?

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23

Which are examples of precise terms/details?

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24

Based on the scrambled eggs text, which steps are correct?

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25

Which are language features of procedure text?

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A procedure text always has a "Materials" section.

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Imperative sentences begin with the base form of a verb (Verb 1).

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"Carefully" is an example of a connector of sequence.

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Direction texts use prepositions of place like "next to" and "opposite"

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The simple past tense is commonly used in procedure texts.

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Procedure texts guide steps to perform a task or create something.

Imperatives give direct commands or instructions.

Recipes are a type of procedure text focused on cooking.

Materials/Tools section lists ingredients or equipment.

Sequence connectors like First, Then, Next guide steps.

Imperatives issue direct commands for steps.

Manuals provide step-by-step device operation instructions.

Steps are usually ordered to guide the user from start to finish.

Action verbs trigger concrete steps like cut, mix, stir.

Materials/Ingredients lists the items needed for the procedure.

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