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1. introduction Provided by*: Ndaru Anugerah S.T., M.Pd

2. There are some genres known: Narrative Descriptive Recount Anecdote News Item Discussion Review Explanation Analytical Exposition Hortatory Exposition Spoof Procedure REPORT

3. Report Text: sort of text which is used to report something just the way it is as the result of analytical observation Social Function: to describe the way things are, with reference to a range of natural, man-made and social phenomena in our environment

4. Generic Structure General Classification tells us what the phenomenon under discussion is Description tells what the phenomenon under discussion is like in terms of parts, qualities, habitats or behaviors Conclusion a concluding comment which can complete a report but it may not always be the case

5. where can we find this text? Reference articles Scientific articles Text books Lectures Synopses *Blurbs *brief explanation of a book

6. Significant Lexicon-grammatical Features Focus on generic, non human participants Use of relational process to state what is and that which it is Use simple present tense (unless extinct) No temporal sequence

7. where can we find this text? Reference articles Scientific articles Text books Lectures Synopses *Blurbs *brief explanation of a book

8. body Cendrawasih, The Bird of Paradise In the dense forest of West Papua, there lives a group of birds with brightly coloured feathers. The birds are commonly known as Cendrawasih. Their colours are so fantastic that people believe that they are from Paradise. People think that nothing else on earth has such glittering colours. In fact, only the males have these colourful feathers. The male birds display on the most colourful part of their feathers to attract femalesfor mating. They try to attract as many females as possible before the end of the mating season. The males take no part in making a nest. Neither do they incubate the eggs nor rear the chicks. The female build a nestof leaves in a tree. It is about four to ten metres above the ground. They incubate two to four eggs for three weeks. By the time they leave the nest, the tail feathers of the male chick will have grown into a fantastic shape. The native of West Papua have used this bird’s feathers for their head decorations for many years. This has never endangered the birds population. However, the birds populations is now in real danger since people from other places have started to use the colourful feathers forcommercial hat making. general classification description conclusion

9. In the dense forest of West Papua, there lives a group of birds with brightly coloured feathers. The birds are commonly known as Cendrawasih. Their colours are so fantastic that people believe that they are from Paradise. People think that nothing else on earth has such glittering colours.

10. In fact, only the males have these colourful feathers. The male birds display on the most colourful part of their feathers to attract femalesfor mating. They try to attract as many females as possible before the end of the mating season. The males take no part in making a nest. Neither do they incubate the eggs nor rear the chicks. The female build a nestof leaves in a tree. It is about four to ten metres above the ground. They incubate two to four eggs for three weeks. By the time they leave the nest, the tail feathers of the male chick will have grown into a fantastic shape. The native of West Papua have used this bird’s feathers for their head decorations for many years.

11. This has never endangered the birds population. However, the birds populations is now in real danger since people from other places have started to use the colourful feathers forcommercial hat making.