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Saturday, March 28, 2009


Answer Key to Handout 1 - Procedural Jigsaw

Answer key to handout 1(procedural Jigsaw) :

Features of a Procedural Text

STRUCTURAL:
How is the text presented?
-In the point form or listed or numbered
-Short sentences
-Short paragraphs

What do the orientation/beginning of the text contain?
-Short descriptions of the item/method/skill
-Purpose of the instruction
-Encouragement to follow the instruction

How are the instructions or steps given to the reader?
-Numbered list
-Short sentences

Is there any apparent conclusion , and how do these texts end?
-No, text ends when instructions end.
-Some text include follow-up instructions or encouragement to readers.


Linguistic:
In what ways is the reader addressed? Is the reader sometimes assumed to be there?
-Reader is addressed directly through the use of the pronoun 'you'
-Yes (use of pronoun 'you' when giving instructions)

What kinds of verbs are used, and in which tense?
-Present tense; future tense
-Use of modals 'should','could','may'
-Use of imperatives (commands)

Are there any linking words or phrases to "piece" the information together, and make it flow coherently?
-Connectors of time
-Connectors of sequences
-Reference words

Desribe the kind of information given.
-Specific to the task
-Fairly descriptive and detailed
-Technical details

Are there any words or phrases to give the reader an idea/hint of what to expect while completing the procedure?
-Occasionally.In some texts,there is the use of conditional'if' and connectors 'in order to...' These words/phrases hint at the kind of sucess to expect from following the instructions.


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Green -answers

Post Script:
From Anonymous: Sorry Denise, i mucked up your post about the Procedural Jigsaw Handout 1, so i'm doing a new one :(

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