# 1Multiple ChoiceWhat is the main purpose of a procedure text?To tell a storyTo explain how to do or make somethingTo describe a person or placeTo express opinions
# 4Multiple ChoiceWhich tense is commonly used in procedure texts to describe the process?Past tenseFuture tenseSimple present tensePresent continuous tense
# 5Short AnswerIn the example of making a pencil case, what is the first step after washing the bottle?Cut the bottle
# 6True/FalseProcedure texts use connectives like 'first,' 'next,' and 'finally' to show the order of steps.
# 7Multiple ChoiceWhich of the following is NOT a typical language feature of procedure texts?Imperative verbsSimple present tensePast tense narrationConnectives for sequence
# 8Short AnswerWhat is the purpose of the 'Materials/Ingredients' section in a procedure text?List required items
# 10Short AnswerWhich word describes how actions should be performed in procedure texts, often providing more detail?Adverb
# 11Multiple ChoiceIf a procedure text tells you to 'stir the mixture,' what grammatical form is 'stir'?NounAdjectiveAdverbImperative verb
# 14Multiple ChoiceWhich of these is an example of a connective used in procedure texts?BeautifullyThenQuicklyCarefully
# 17Multiple ChoiceIf a recipe says 'Add two cups of flour,' what part of the procedure text is 'Add'?GoalMaterialStepComment
# 19Short AnswerWhat kind of verbs are used to tell the reader what to do in procedure texts?Imperative
# 20Multiple ChoiceWhich of the following is an example of an adverb that might be used in a procedure text?MixSlowlyThenWash