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Recount Text Quiz

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Recount text basics

by LYDIA RAHMAWATI AGUSTINA
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What is the main purpose of a recount text?

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Which tense is commonly used in recount texts?

3

Which feature helps readers follow events in a recount?

4

What is usually found at the end of a recount?

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Which phrase best signals order of events in a recount?

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Which of the following is NOT typical of a recount?

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What distinguishes a personal recount from other recounts?

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Which part of a recount introduces the setting and characters?

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Which punctuation is commonly used to separate events in a recount?

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Which detail is important in a good recount?

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What is the main purpose of a recount text?

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Which tense is typically used in recounts?

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Which signal word helps show order in a recount?

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What part of a recount introduces the story?

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Which element is often included at the start of a recount?

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Which element comes last in a typical recount?

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Which feature describes the writer's experience in a recount?

18

Which of these is not typical in a recount?

19

Which of the following helps structure a recount?

20

What should a recount avoid?

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