Report Text Test

English Quiz: Report Text

1. What is the main purpose of a report text?

To entertain the reader with a fictional story To present information about something in general based on facts To persuade the reader to do something To tell the writer's personal experience

2. Which part of a report text contains the general classification of the topic?

Description Orientation General Classification Re-orientation

3. What tense is most commonly used in a report text?

Simple Past Tense Simple Present Tense Present Continuous Tense Present Perfect Tense

4. Which of the following is NOT a language feature of a report text?

The use of technical terms The use of general nouns The use of first-person pronouns (I, me, my) The use of Simple Present Tense

5. What is the main difference between a report text and a descriptive text?

A report text is general and factual, while a descriptive text is specific and can be subjective. A report text uses the Simple Past Tense, while a descriptive text uses the Simple Present Tense. A report text has a 'Description' part, while a descriptive text does not. There is no difference between them.

6. The paragraphs that provide a detailed description of the topic's characteristics, parts, or behaviors are called...

General Classification Identification Description Conclusion

7. Which of the following is the most suitable title for a report text?

My Beloved Cat, Kitty Tigers: Predators of the Jungle The Legend of Tangkuban Perahu How to Make a Cup of Coffee

8. The information presented in a report text is based on...

The writer's personal opinion Research and factual data Imagination and creativity Gossip and rumors

9. Which of the following sentences is most likely to be found in a report text?

I think whales are magnificent creatures. The whale swam gracefully towards our boat. Whales are large marine mammals. First, you need to observe the whale.

10. The communicative purpose of a report text is...

To describe a particular thing To describe something in general To tell a story with a complication To persuade the reader to do something