# 1Multiple Choice
Why is it important to number the steps in a procedure text?
To make the text look longer
To confuse the reader
To indicate the order in which actions should be performed
To add decorative elements
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# 2Multiple Choice
Which of these is an example of a procedure text?
A fairy tale
A news report
Instructions for making a paper airplane
A biography
# 3Multiple Choice
What is the role of the 'Materials' or 'Tools' section in a procedure text?
To describe the final product
To list everything needed to perform the task
To explain the scientific principles behind the task
To provide a summary of the steps
# 4Multiple Choice
When reading instructions, what does the word 'simmer' usually mean?
To boil vigorously
To cook at a low temperature, just below boiling point
To fry quickly
To bake in a very hot oven
# 5Multiple Choice
Which of the following is NOT a typical feature of a procedure text?
Clear, concise language
Use of bullet points for steps
Subjective opinions and feelings
Logical sequence of actions
# 6Multiple Choice
What is the purpose of the 'Goal' or 'Aim' section in a procedure text?
To list the tools needed
To explain the history of the task
To tell the reader what they will achieve
To provide safety warnings
# 7Multiple Choice
Which of these is an example of an imperative verb?
walked
eating
stir
is
# 8Multiple Choice
What kind of conjunctions are often used in procedure texts to show the order of actions?
Coordinating conjunctions (e.g., and, but)
Subordinating conjunctions (e.g., because, although)
Sequencing conjunctions (e.g., first, then, next, finally)
Adversative conjunctions (e.g., however, nevertheless)
# 9Multiple Choice
In a recipe, what section usually lists the ingredients needed?
The steps
The title
The materials/ingredients
The conclusion
# 10Multiple Choice
What is the typical structure of a procedure text?
Introduction, Body, Conclusion
Title, Goal/Aim, Materials, Steps
Character, Setting, Plot
Problem, Solution, Resolution
# 11Multiple Choice
Which of the following is a common characteristic of procedure texts?
Use of past tense verbs
Use of imperative verbs (commands)
Use of descriptive adjectives
Use of dialogue
# 12Multiple Choice
What is the main purpose of a procedure text?
To tell a story
To describe a person or place
To explain how to do something
To express feelings
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