
Report text 10th grade
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Lisna Setyorianti
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Report Text Structure and Example
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The Definition of Report Text
Report Text is a type of text in English that describes the details of an object. Details in this text are scientific details which include the description of objects, both physical and non-physical, from scientific facts about the object.
Report Text Structure and Example
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Social purpose of report text is presenting information about something using scientific details. They generally describe an entire class of things, whether natural or made: mammals, the planets, rocks, plants, countries of region, culture, transportation, and so on.
Report Text Structure and Example
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Report Text is included in the Descriptive Text, which provides information to readers about the object of this text itself. Although Report Text and Description Text are almost the same, they are actually two different texts. Report Text tends to lead to scientific factual text and is more general than Description Text so that there is no subjective opinion from the author.
Report Text Structure and Example
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Using the Simple Present Tense
General Classification
Contains scientific facts
The title text looks more general
Report Text Structure and Example
Report Text Structure and Example
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General Classification
This section contains general statements that describe the object description of this Report Text.
Description
This section usually describes the phenomenon or situation that occurs, both its parts, nature, habits, or behavior. In essence, this section describes the classification presented scientifically. However, to remember, Report Text is not a news text, but scientific factual text.
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Multiple Choice
What is Report text?
a text that tells the fiction story
a text that describes the scientific details of an object
a text that explain about past event
a text that describes a person using subjective opinion
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Fill in the Blanks
Social purpose of report text is to present
Type answer...
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Multiple Choice
True or False
Report text and Descriptive text is exactly the same
TRUE
FALSE
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Multiple Select
THE CHARACTERISTIC OF THE REPORT TEXT ARE?. YOU MAY CHOOSE MORE THAN ONE ANSWER
Contains scientific facts
Using simple present tense
Using simple past tense
There's subjective opinion
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Multiple Select
What are the generic structure of the Report Text?
General Classification
Identification
Description
Orientation
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Blue Whale
Blue whale is not only the biggest whale living today; the blue whale is the biggest creature ever to have lived on Earth. They are mind-bogglingly gigantic; much larger than any of the dinosaurs. Blue whales and the other ocean giants live their whole lives in seawater.
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