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Froggy Jumps Recount Text: Structure & LanguageVersion en ligne Explore recount features par bajoel es 1 What is the opening part of a recount called that sets the scene? a Reorientation b Orientation c Resolution 2 Which part follows the orientation to explain what happened next? a Background b Conclusion c Event sequence 3 What is the final part of a recount called? a Reorientation b Events c Beginning 4 Which tense is most commonly used in recounts? a Future tense b Past tense c Present tense 5 Which word category helps show order of events in a recount? a Modal verbs b Sequencing connectors c Interjections 6 Which feature uses time markers like 'first', 'then', 'afterwards'? a Nouns b Time adverbs/phrases c Adjectives 7 Which pronoun usage helps the reader feel included in the events? a First-person pronouns b Second-person pronouns c Third-person pronouns 8 Which language feature provides sensory details to recounts? a Descriptive language b Colloquial slang c Passive voice 9 Which aspect helps recounts remain coherent across events? a Chronological ordering b Ambiguity c Non-linear flashbacks 10 Which viewpoint is typical in a personal recount? a Personal viewpoint b Objective third-person c Impersonal voice

Froggy Jumps

Recount Text: Structure & LanguageVersion en ligne

Explore recount features

par bajoel es

What is the opening part of a recount called that sets the scene?

Reorientation

Orientation

Resolution

Which part follows the orientation to explain what happened next?

Background

Conclusion

Event sequence

What is the final part of a recount called?

Reorientation

Events

Beginning

Which tense is most commonly used in recounts?

Future tense

Past tense

Present tense

Which word category helps show order of events in a recount?

Modal verbs

Sequencing connectors

Interjections

Which feature uses time markers like 'first', 'then', 'afterwards'?

Nouns

Time adverbs/phrases

Adjectives

Which pronoun usage helps the reader feel included in the events?

First-person pronouns

Second-person pronouns

Third-person pronouns

Which language feature provides sensory details to recounts?

Descriptive language

Colloquial slang

Passive voice

Which aspect helps recounts remain coherent across events?

Chronological ordering

Ambiguity

Non-linear flashbacks

Which viewpoint is typical in a personal recount?

Personal viewpoint

Objective third-person

Impersonal voice

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Recount Text: Structure & LanguageVersion en ligne

par bajoel es

What is the opening part of a recount called that sets the scene?

Which part follows the orientation to explain what happened next?

What is the final part of a recount called?

Which tense is most commonly used in recounts?

Which word category helps show order of events in a recount?

Which feature uses time markers like 'first', 'then', 'afterwards'?

Which pronoun usage helps the reader feel included in the events?

Which language feature provides sensory details to recounts?

Which aspect helps recounts remain coherent across events?

Which viewpoint is typical in a personal recount?

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