What is the main purpose of a recount text?

• To entertain and inform the reader
• To persuade the reader
• To analyze data
• To describe a person or place

Which of the following is NOT a type of recount text?

• Personal Recount
• Factual Recount
• Imaginative Recount
• Descriptive Recount

What is the generic structure of a recount text?

• Orientation, Events, Reorientation
• Introduction, Body, Conclusion
• Thesis, Arguments, Conclusion
• Title, Introduction, Summary

Which tense is primarily used in recount texts?

• Present tense
• Past tense
• Future tense
• Present perfect tense

What type of recount is exemplified by retelling a historical event?

• Personal Recount
• Factual Recount
• Imaginative Recount
• Narrative Recount

What is the role of transition words in recount texts?

• To create suspense
• To emphasize importance
• To show chronological order
• To introduce new topics

Which of the following words is a time conjunction often used in recount texts?

• Suddenly
• Moreover
• Consequently
• Because

What is the purpose of the reorientation in a recount text?

• To introduce the participants
• To describe the events
• To provide a conclusion
• To present a new idea

Which language feature is common in recount texts?

• Metaphors
• Action verbs
• Rhetorical questions
• Passive voice

What type of recount text is a fictional story told as if it really happened?

• Personal Recount
• Factual Recount
• Imaginative Recount
• Biographical Recount

A recount text is written in past tense.

Personal recounts are fictional stories.

The orientation in a recount text provides a conclusion.

Recount texts use action verbs.

Imaginative recount texts retell real historical events.

Factual recounts can include news reports.

Time conjunctions are used to describe the sequence of events in recount texts.

Recount texts should always include a fictional element to engage readers.

Descriptive words are used in recount texts to make the story more engaging.

The main purpose of a recount text is to persuade the reader.