5 Questions
Match the function of a song with its description:
To entertain the listeners = Provide amusement to the audience To teach moral values = Encourage good behavior through lyrics To express personal feelings/emotions = Share one's emotions through song To make people start a war = Not a function of a song
Match the section of an explanatory text about earthquakes with its description:
The process of earthquakes = Explanation of how earthquakes occur Causes of earthquakes = Reasons why earthquakes happen Definition of an earthquake = What an earthquake is Effects of earthquakes = Consequences of earthquakes
Match the correct order of an explanatory text about earthquakes with its description:
Definition of an earthquake = Section 1: Introduction Causes of earthquakes = Section 2: Reasons for earthquakes The process of earthquakes = Section 3: Earthquake mechanism Effects of earthquakes = Section 4: Consequences of earthquakes
Match the purpose of a song with its opposite:
To entertain = To bore To teach moral values = To encourage bad behavior To express personal feelings/emotions = To hide one's emotions To motivate = To discourage
Match the section of an explanatory text about earthquakes with its purpose:
The process of earthquakes = To explain the earthquake mechanism Causes of earthquakes = To identify the reasons for earthquakes Effects of earthquakes = To describe the consequences of earthquakes Earthquake conclusion = To summarize the main points
Study Notes
Functions of a Song
- A song can entertain listeners
- A song can teach moral values through song lyrics
- A song can express personal feelings/emotions
- A song is not meant to make people start a war
- A song should not aim to demotivate people
Explanatory Text Outline on Earthquakes
- The correct order of the outline is:
- Definition of an earthquake
- Causes of earthquakes
- The process of earthquakes
- Effects of earthquakes
- Earthquake conclusion
This quiz assesses your knowledge of the functions of songs and the process of earthquakes, including causes, effects, and definitions. Test your understanding of these two topics and see how well you score!
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