Tugas Bahasa Indonesia: Teks Tanggapan | Kelas 7 |

Summary

This video explains the concept of 'text response,' which refers to a written work containing comments, evaluations, praise, criticism, support, or rejection of a particular piece of work. The video outlines the three main components of a response text: context, description, and evaluation. It also highlights the importance of using facts and real events in the response, while offering suggestions or critiques based on objective analysis. The video provides examples of critical and descriptive sentences to illustrate these key concepts in response writing.

Takeaways

• 😀 Teks Tanggapan is a type of text containing commentary, evaluation, praise, criticism, support, or rejection of a work, based on facts.
• 😀 The text must be objective and supported by evidence or facts.
• 😀 The text has three main structures: Context, Description, and Evaluation.
• 😀 Context is the introduction or general statement explaining the object being discussed.
• 😀 Description contains supporting data and opinions that either strengthen or weaken the statement made in the context.
• 😀 Evaluation is where praise or criticism is given regarding the object or work being discussed.
• 😀 Suggestion sentences provide solutions or advice, such as recommending improvements or actions.
• 😀 Descriptive sentences offer detailed descriptions of an object, place, or event.
• 😀 Criticism sentences express judgment about the good or bad qualities of something.
• 😀 Fact sentences state verifiable and true information about events or situations.
• 😀 A well-structured Teks Tanggapan includes facts, objective opinions, and evidence supporting critiques or praise.

Q & A

What is a text response according to the script?

A text response is a piece of writing that contains comments, evaluations, praise, criticism, support, or rejection of a work. These comments or criticisms should be based on facts or reality about the work.

What are the three main structures of a text response?

The three main structures of a text response are: 1) Context, which introduces the general statement or explanation about the object; 2) Description, which provides information supporting or weakening the statement; 3) Evaluation, where the writer offers praise or criticism.

What is the role of context in a text response?

Context is the opening part of the text response, where the writer provides a general statement or explanation about the object to be discussed.

What does the description section of a text response contain?

The description section contains information about data and opinions that either support or weaken the writer's statement about the object.

How does the evaluation section of a text response function?

The evaluation section provides statements of praise or criticism regarding the context, offering judgment based on the discussion of the object.

What are some examples of language rules in a text response?

Examples include using sentences that provide solutions or suggestions, such as 'It would be better if the book cover was unique to attract customers.'

What is a descriptive sentence in the context of a text response?

A descriptive sentence is one that clearly and in detail describes an object, event, place, or work. For example, 'The dress is beautiful with its red color.'

What is the purpose of a critical sentence in a text response?

A critical sentence offers feedback accompanied by considerations of the positive and negative aspects of something. For example, 'I’m sorry, but I feel the food is a bit bland.'

What defines a factual sentence in a text response?

A factual sentence deals with events or things that are real, have happened, or are verifiable. For example, 'The flag of Indonesia consists of two colors: red and white.'

Why is it important to base comments in a text response on facts?

It is important to base comments on facts to ensure that the text response is objective, credible, and reliable, as opposed to being based on subjective opinion.