Scribd
Upload
2 views2 pages

Endangered Animals Report Overview

The report text on endangered animals provides factual information about species, their characteristics, and threats they face. It includes a structure with general classification and description, and emphasizes the use of simple present tense and technical terms. Activities suggested include text analysis, group discussions, and presentations on chosen endangered animals.

Uploaded by

alhadidrisandi73
Copyright
© All Rights Reserved
We take content rights seriously. If you suspect this is your content, claim it here.
Available Formats
Download as DOCX, PDF, TXT or read online on Scribd
2 views2 pages

Endangered Animals Report Overview

The report text on endangered animals provides factual information about species, their characteristics, and threats they face. It includes a structure with general classification and description, and emphasizes the use of simple present tense and technical terms. Activities suggested include text analysis, group discussions, and presentations on chosen endangered animals.

Uploaded by

alhadidrisandi73
Copyright
© All Rights Reserved
We take content rights seriously. If you suspect this is your content, claim it here.
Available Formats
Download as DOCX, PDF, TXT or read online on Scribd

Certainly!

Here’s a concise version of the *Report Text* material focusing on


key points for your PPT:

---

### **Report Text on Endangered Animals**

#### **1. Definition**

- Report Text provides factual information about a topic.

- Used to describe things like animals, plants, places, or natural


phenomena.

#### **2. Purpose**

- To inform readers with accurate, factual details about a topic.

#### **3. Structure**

- **General Classification**: Introduces the topic (e.g., Sumatran tiger is an


endangered species in Indonesia).

- **Description**: Gives details about the topic’s characteristics, habitat,


behavior, and threats.

#### **4. Language Features**

- **Simple Present Tense**: E.g., "The tiger lives in tropical forests."

- **Technical Terms**: Words related to the topic, like "habitat,"


"ecosystem," "population."

- **General Nouns**: Names of categories, e.g., "tigers," "species,"


"forests."

- **Relational Processes**: Verbs like *is*, *are*, *has*.


#### **5. Example**

**Title**: The Sumatran Tiger

**General Classification**: A critically endangered tiger species in Sumatra,


Indonesia.

**Description**: Smaller body, dark stripes, lives in forests, hunts deer and
boars, threatened by deforestation and poaching.

#### **6. Activities**

- **Text Analysis**: Analyze structure and language features in sample


texts.

- **Group Discussion**: Share insights on endangered animals.

- **Presentation**: Create and present a report on a chosen endangered


animal.

---

This format covers essential points to make it visually appealing and


informative for students in a PPT.

You might also like