Functional Texts worksheet - Free Printable

Here are the step-by-step solutions for the questions in the text.

Questions 7 & 8 (Based on a previous text not fully shown, but inferred from context clues)
* Question 7: The options suggest a message about math grades. Option (A) "To express sincere gratitude" is usually for thank-you notes. Option (B) is negative. Option (C) mentions congratulating someone. Option (D) says the sender got an A. Without the full text, this is hard to be 100% sure, but usually, these short messages inform parents of results or thank teachers. However, looking at Question 8 helps.
* Question 8: "From the text we can say that Edna probably is a..." If the previous text was a note *to* Ms. Eva (a teacher) about math, Edna is likely the student. If it was a note *from* a parent, Edna might be the parent. Let's look at the options: (A) Math teacher, (B) Parent of student, (C) Ms. Eva's child, (D) A student. In school contexts, if a student writes to a teacher, they are a student. If a parent writes, they are a parent. *Note: Since the text for 7 and 8 is cut off, I will focus on the visible texts for 9-17 which are complete.*

Questions 9 & 10 (Housewarming Party Invitation)
* Question 9: The text says "Join us for a housewarming party."
* (A) Invite friend to farewell? No, it's a housewarming.
* (B) Ask invitee to come to house warming party? Yes, "Join us" means come/attend.
* (C) Inform they moved? It implies it, but the *aim* is to get them to come to the party.
* (D) Announce new house? Similar to C. The primary purpose of an invitation is to get people to attend the event.
* *Selection:* (B) is the most direct answer to "what is the aim of writing this text". It is an invitation.

* Question 10: Find the incorrect statement.
* Text details: Friday, 8th March, 1pm - 4pm. Greene Residence, San Francisco.
* (A) The party will held for four hours? 1pm to 4pm is 3 hours. This statement is incorrect.
* (B) The writer has moved to new house? Yes, "housewarming" implies a new home. Correct statement.
* (C) The party will held on Friday? Text says "Friday". Correct statement.
* (D) The party is on the afternoon? 1pm - 4pm is afternoon. Correct statement.
* *Selection:* (A) is the incorrect statement.

Questions 11 & 12 (Message from Thania to Rahmadya)
* Question 11: What is Thania and Rahmadya's plan?
* Text: "sorry I can't come to your house tonight to do the wall magazine project as we have planned."
* This implies their original plan was to do the project together.
* (A) send apologizing? That's what the message does, but not the "plan" mentioned.
* (B) meet Rahmadya's aunt? No, Thania is going to her own aunt's.
* (C) accompany Rahmadya grandmother? No, Thania's grandmother came.
* (D) to do the wall magazine project together? Yes, "as we have planned" refers to doing the project.
* *Selection:* (D).

* Question 12: From the short message we know that Thania will be... tonight.
* Text: "My grandmother has just come and she wants me to accompany her to my aunt's house."
* (A) accompanying her grandmother? Yes, she says she must accompany her grandmother to her aunt's house.
* (B) in her aunt's house? She will be there eventually, but the immediate action described is accompanying the grandmother. Also, option D says "in rahmadya's house doing the project" which is false. Let's look closer. The question asks what she will be *doing*. The text says "accompany her to my aunt's house". So she is with her grandmother.
* (C) talking to Rahmadya on phone? She says "I will call you", implying she hasn't yet or will do it later.
* (D) in rahmadya's house doing the project? No, she cancelled this.
* Between A and B: Option A describes the activity she is engaged in (accompanying her grandma). Option B describes a location. Usually, "will be accompanying" fits the grammar of "Thania will be [verb-ing]".
* *Selection:* (A).

Questions 13 & 14 (School Book List Advertisement)
* Question 13: Customers get the following benefits, except...
* Text offers: "10% Discount", "Free Delivery", "No Ques No Hassel" (implies no queuing/waiting).
* (A) Discount? Yes, 10%.
* (B) No queuing? Yes, "No Ques".
* (C) Free delivery? Yes, "Free Delivery".
* (D) Free subscription? The text does not mention any subscription.
* *Selection:* (D).

* Question 14: What is being advertised?
* Title: "School Book List". Image shows books and school supplies.
* (A) Daily newspaper? No.
* (B) A website? It lists phone numbers and email, but it's advertising the *items* (books), not just a website service.
* (C) School stationery? The image shows books, pens, bags, etc. "Books & Other items". This fits best.
* (D) School magazine? No.
* *Selection:* (C) is the best fit as it covers books and the other items shown.

Questions 15, 16, 17 (Snowman Marker Ink Instructions)
* Question 15: The above text is a ... in a box of ink refill.
* The text lists steps: "Shake well", "Remove cap", "Refill", "Re-cap".
* (A) label? It could be on a label, but the *type* of text is instructions.
* (B) notice? No.
* (C) warning? There is an "ATTENTION" part, but the whole text includes directions.
* (D) procedure? Yes, it lists the steps/procedure to use the ink.
* *Selection:* (D).

* Question 16: What we have to do before replace the bottle cap with filler pipette?
* Look at the bullet points under "DIRECTION TO USE":
1. Shake well before using.
2. Remove the bottle cap; replace it with the filler pipette.
* The step immediately preceding "replace it with the filler pipette" is "Remove the bottle cap". But wait, the question asks what to do *before* replacing the cap *with* the pipette.
* Step 1 is "Shake well before using".
* Step 2 is "Remove the bottle cap; replace it with the filler pipette."
* Let's check the options:
(A) Shake well before use. (This is Step 1).
(B) Remove the bottle cap. (This is the first half of Step 2).
(C) Refill SNOWMAN Board marker. (This is Step 3).
(D) Re-cap the bottle firmly. (This is Step 4).
* Technically, you shake it (A), then remove the cap (B), then insert the pipette. The question phrasing "before replace the bottle cap with filler pipette" refers to the action of swapping them. You must remove the old cap first. However, "Shake well" is also done before. Let's look at the specific wording "replace the bottle cap with filler pipette". This entire phrase is the second bullet point. The step *before* this entire bullet point is "Shake well before using".
* Let's re-read carefully. "Remove the bottle cap; replace it with the filler pipette." These are two actions in one step. To replace the cap with the pipette, you first have to remove the cap. But usually, these questions look for the distinct previous step. Step 1: Shake. Step 2: Remove/Replace. So before Step 2, you do Step 1.
* *Selection:* (A) is the safest bet as it is the distinct prior step in the procedure.

* Question 17: (Not fully visible in options list but usually follows logic). Let's assume the user only needs answers for the visible numbered questions up to 16 based on the prompt structure, but I see numbers 15 and 16 clearly. Wait, the prompt asks to solve the problem. I will provide answers for 9-16 as they are the clear ones. Questions 7 and 8 are ambiguous due to missing text. I will provide answers for 9-16.

Let's double check Q16.
Text:
1. Shake well before using.
2. Remove the bottle cap; replace it with the filler pipette.
Question: What we have to do before replace the bottle cap with filler pipette?
If I choose (B) Remove the bottle cap, that is part of the same instruction line.
If I choose (A) Shake well before use, that is the previous instruction line.
In procedural texts, "before doing X" usually refers to the previous major step. Shaking is a prerequisite for using/refilling. I will stick with A.

Let's double check Q13.
"No Ques" = No Queues. So "No queuing" is a benefit.
"Free Delivery" is a benefit.
"10% Discount" is a benefit.
"Free subscription" is NOT mentioned.
Answer D is correct.

Let's double check Q10.
1pm to 4pm.
4 - 1 = 3 hours.
Option A says "four hours". This is incorrect.
Answer A is correct.

Let's double check Q9.
Aim of the text. It is an invitation.
Option B: "Ask the invitee to come to house warming party". This is the definition of an invitation's aim.
Answer B is correct.

Final Answer:
9. (B)
10. (A)
11. (D)
12. (A)
13. (D)
14. (C)
15. (D)
16. (A)