Name : Wilda Fitriyani

Student Number : D071201050

Class : Industrial Engneering A

Exercise 4 Unit 7(Page 104)

On a separate paper, write a paragraph which begins with one the sentences below. Make
the first sentence your main idea. Use signal words for the listing pattern to complete the
paragraph.

After you have written the paragraph, read it aloud to another student. Find out if your
ideas are clear and interesting. The rewrite the paragraph.

e. The best feature of my hometown are .....

Paragraph:

The specialty of my hometown is that it is located in the tourist attractions, where there
are lots of very interesting tourist places to visit, such as natural tourism which includes Kalaki
beach, Oi Ni'u beach, Lariti beach, beaches, Kolo beach and many more, then cultural tourism
This includes the ASI Mbojo Museum, the Tomb of Tolobali, the Donatra Hill, the center for
traditional weaving handicrafts in the Rabadompu Village and the ancient Langgar in the village.
The interesting thing about the ASI Mbojo Museum is that the shape of the building symbolizes
the 3 elements that form a complete unity between government, religion and the square The
square contains historical objects from the Sultanate of Bima, such as beds, cloths, cupboards,
photographs of the sultans, the sultan's crown, machetes carved with "gunti rante" and others.

Sequence

a. Chronological order (time)

Franklin D. Roosevelt served his country for most of his life

SIGNAL WORDS EVENTS

January 30, 1882 He was born in hyde park,new york.
1903 Began studied in harvard
1905 Married to eleanor
after Serving in the new york state senate
1921 He worked in washington as secretary of the
navy
 At the time He became very ill with polio and lost use of
his legs
1928 He ran for governor of the new york
1933 He was elected to the presedency
April 12,1945 Died in office

b. Steps In Process

Making orange juice concentrate from fresh oranges is done entirely by machines

SIGNAL WORDS STEPS

Oranges are dumped onto a moving belt.
FIRST They travel into a machines, which washes
them with detergent.
They are rolled into juicing machines, where
NEXT seven hundred oranges per minute are split
and squeezed.
The rinds (the skin of the oranges) are thrown
THEN out the end of a long tube
The juice goes through small holes in the
AT THE SAME TIME bottom of the tube.
The juice goes into another machine called
NEXT the finisher. There, the seeds any other tiny
objects are removed
The juice goes into large tanks, where most of
LAST the water is removed