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Froggy Jumps Recount Text QuizOnline version Quiz on recount texts by Nazephyra Lovelinette 1 What is the main purpose of a recount text? a To argue a point b To retell past events in sequence. c To describe a place 2 Which tense is primarily used in recounts? a Past tense. b Future tense c Present tense 3 Which signal word often starts a sequence in recounts? a First. b Because c Meanwhile 4 What is the typical structure of a recount? a Introduction, Body, Conclusion b Orientation, Events, Reorientation. c Exposition, Rising action, Climax 5 What helps order events in a recount? a Speech marks b Time markers. c Descriptive adjectives 6 Name a common sequencing word used in recounts. a Next. b Because c Although 7 What is the ending section of a recount called? a Summary b Conclusion c Reorientation. 8 In a personal recount, which pronoun is often used for the writer? a They b We c I. 9 What should the opening paragraph provide? a Orientation: who, where, when. b A conclusion c A detailed argument 10 Which punctuation is commonly used to close statements in recounts? a Exclamation mark b Full stop. c Question mark

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Recount Text QuizOnline version

Quiz on recount texts

by Nazephyra Lovelinette

What is the main purpose of a recount text?

To argue a point

To retell past events in sequence.

To describe a place

Which tense is primarily used in recounts?

Past tense.

Future tense

Present tense

Which signal word often starts a sequence in recounts?

First.

Because

Meanwhile

What is the typical structure of a recount?

Introduction, Body, Conclusion

Orientation, Events, Reorientation.

Exposition, Rising action, Climax

What helps order events in a recount?

Speech marks

Time markers.

Descriptive adjectives

Name a common sequencing word used in recounts.

Next.

Because

Although

What is the ending section of a recount called?

Summary

Conclusion

Reorientation.

In a personal recount, which pronoun is often used for the writer?

They

What should the opening paragraph provide?

Orientation: who, where, when.

A conclusion

A detailed argument

Which punctuation is commonly used to close statements in recounts?

Exclamation mark

Full stop.

Question mark

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Recount Text QuizOnline version

by Nazephyra Lovelinette

What is the main purpose of a recount text?

Which tense is primarily used in recounts?

Which signal word often starts a sequence in recounts?

What is the typical structure of a recount?

What helps order events in a recount?

Name a common sequencing word used in recounts.

What is the ending section of a recount called?

In a personal recount, which pronoun is often used for the writer?

What should the opening paragraph provide?

Which punctuation is commonly used to close statements in recounts?

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