What is the main purpose of a procedure text?

• To describe a place in detail.
• To show how something is made, used, or done through a sequence of steps.
• To entertain the readers.
• c. To tell a personal experience.

Which of the following is the correct generic structure of a procedure text?

• Introduction – Materials – Steps
• Orientation – Complication – Resolution
• Goal – Materials – Steps
• Identification – Description

Which sentence is an example of an imperative sentence in a procedure text?

• You should be careful when using a knife.
• The cake will be ready in 30 minutes.
• Pour the milk into the bowl and stir it well.
• I enjoy making sandwiches for breakfast.

What kind of tense is commonly used in a procedure text?

• Simple Present Tense
• Simple Past Tense
• Simple Future Tense
• Present Continuous Tense

What is the function of the "Materials" section in a procedure text?

• To describe the process step by step.
• To list the tools and ingredients needed.
• To explain the goal of the procedure.
• To conclude the procedure.

Imperative sentences in procedure texts often start with a verb, such as "Cut," "Mix," or "Stir."

Words like "first," "next," and "finally" are used in procedure texts to connect steps and make them more organized.

Procedure texts can only be used for cooking recipes.

The steps in a procedure text should be written in chronological order to ensure clarity.

"Firstly," "then," and "after that" are examples of imperative verbs in a procedure text.

What is the purpose of the text?

• To describe different types of eggs.
• To explain how to make an omelette.
• To tell a story about cooking.
• To explain the benefits of eating eggs.

Which ingredient is optional in making an omelette?

• Eggs
• Butter
• Cheese
• Milk

What should you do right after cracking the eggs into a bowl?

• Pour the eggs into the pan.
• Beat the eggs well.
• Add the fillings immediately.
• Heat the butter first.

What is the function of the word "Next" in the text?

• To introduce the ingredients.
• To show the sequence of steps.
• To describe the tools used.
• To express an opinion.

When should you add the optional fillings like cheese or vegetables?

• Before heating the pan.
• After pouring the egg mixture into the pan.
• Before beating the eggs.
• After serving the omelette.