Procedure Games

Question 1

Procedure text is written to explain how something is done, made, or used.

Accepted Answer

o

Question 2

The generic structure of a procedure text consists of Goal, Ingredients/Materials, and Steps.

Accepted Answer

o

Question 3

Procedure texts are only used for cooking recipes.

Accepted Answer

x

Question 4

The goal of a procedure text is usually stated at the end of the text.

Accepted Answer

x

Question 5

Procedure texts often use imperative sentences, such as "Add," "Mix," or "Turn on."

Accepted Answer

o

Question 6

The steps in a procedure text must be written in chronological order.

Accepted Answer

o

Question 7

"First," "Then," and "Finally" are examples of time-sequence connectors in procedure texts.

Accepted Answer

o

Question 8

Procedure texts always include pictures or diagrams.

Accepted Answer

x

Question 9

The language used in procedure texts is always in the present continuous tense.

Accepted Answer

x

Question 10

A procedure text can also explain how to operate a machine or device.

Accepted Answer

o

Question 11

The materials or ingredients in a procedure text must be listed after the steps.

Accepted Answer

x

Question 12

The purpose of the steps in a procedure text is to confuse the reader.

Accepted Answer

x

Question 13

Procedure texts can be found in user manuals, cookbooks, and instructional videos.

Accepted Answer

o

Question 14

A procedure text does not require clear and logical instructions.

Accepted Answer

x

Question 15

Procedure texts can include additional tips or advice to make the process easier.

Accepted Answer

o