Contoh Soal Review , Natural vs Social Phenomena in Report Text , Composing & Vocabulary Building
Contoh Soal Review , Natural vs Social Phenomena in Report Text , Composing & Vocabulary Building -In the previous topics, you have learned about various report texts. Among them, the topics presented natural and social phenomenon as the theme.
There aren’t any specific differences between them except for, obviously, the theme. To refresh your mind here is a review of what a report text is.
This topic presents two themes of report texts namely a natural and a social phenomenon. As stated before, the main difference between those two topics is the theme. Natural phenomenon includes things occur in nature, for example, rain, flood, storm, earthquake, volcanoes, etc. you can simply find this topic in your science class. The following text is an example natural phenomenon themed report text:
There is no rule of what you have to write in the description part of a report text. The information, however, is usually chunked into several paragraphs. The first paragraph should give clear information about the topic of the text. The next paragraphs describe more information about the topic.
As for the social phenomenon themed report texts, they describe phenomena which occur in social life, between people, such as, technology, civilization, population, etc. They are usually linked to what you learn in social science class. Here is an example social phenomenon themed report text:
S1
The correct word to fill in the blank no 1 is ....
S2
The right word to complete the paragraph is ....
S3
The famous form of DNA is known as ....
S4
The following nitrogenous base belongs to DNA except ....
S5
According to the text, the sector which is most dependent on freshwater environment is ....
S6
The freshwater resources are used in industrial sector as ....
S7
“…. waterways are dredged to provide sailing and swimming facilities.”
The underlined word means ....
S8
The desert climate is described in paragraph ....
S9
In order to grow, desert plants spread out to ....
S10
From the text, the word which is similar in meaning with ‘inactive’ is ....