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    LogoType is a typeface designed by Muhammad Alif Pratama Andika. An explanation text outlines processes relating to natural, social, scientific, and cultural phenomena using simple present tense, passive voice, and cause-and-effect language. It typically includes a general statement about the phenomenon, a sequenced explanation of steps, and a concluding statement. For example, an explanation of how tornadoes form states that they are associated with large thunderstorms, describes how wind shear and updrafts cause a column of air to rotate and form a funnel cloud, and concludes that the funnel touches down due to rain and hail.

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    LogoType is a typeface designed by Muhammad Alif Pratama Andika. An explanation text outlines processes relating to natural, social, scientific, and cultural phenomena using simple present tense, passive voice, and cause-and-effect language. It typically includes a general statement about the phenomenon, a sequenced explanation of steps, and a concluding statement. For example, an explanation of how tornadoes form states that they are associated with large thunderstorms, describes how wind shear and updrafts cause a column of air to rotate and form a funnel cloud, and concludes that the funnel touches down due to rain and hail.

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    Explanation Texr

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    LogoType is a typeface designed by Muhammad Alif Pratama Andika. An explanation text outlines processes relating to natural, social, scientific, and cultural phenomena using simple present tense, passive voice, and cause-and-effect language. It typically includes a general statement about the phenomenon, a sequenced explanation of steps, and a concluding statement. For example, an explanation of how tornadoes form states that they are associated with large thunderstorms, describes how wind shear and updrafts cause a column of air to rotate and form a funnel cloud, and concludes that the funnel touches down due to rain and hail.

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    EXPLANATION
    TEXT
    Muhammad Alif Pratama Andika
    EXPLANATION TEXT
    Explanation is a text which tells processes relating to
    forming of natural, social, scientific and cultural pheno
    mena.
    Social Function
    Of Explanation text

    Explanation is a text which tells proc


    01 esses relating to forming of natural,
    social, scientific, and cultural pheno
    mena.

    02 To explain how or why something ha


    ppens.
    Generic Structure
    Of Explanation text

    General Statement
    01 General statement; stating the phen
    omenon issues which are to be expl
    ained.

    Sequenced Of Explanation
    02 stating a series of steps which explai
    n the phenomena.

    Conclusion
    03 Stating concluding statement
    Language Features
    Of Explanation text

    01 Using simple present tense

    02 Using passive voice

    03 Cause and effect


    Example
    Tornado

    Tornadoes are associated with large (supercell) thunderstorms that often grow to over 4
    0,000 feet. A column of warm humid air will begin to rise very quickly. How Do Tornadoes Form?

    Air Rotates Because of Wind Shear. How the column of air begins to rotate is not
    completely understood by scientists, but one way the rotation appears to happen is when winds at
    two different altitudes blow at two different speeds creating wind shear. For example, a wind at 100
    0 feet above the surface might blow at 5mph and a wind at 5000 feet might blow at 25mph. This
    causes a horizontal rotating column of air. Faster Spin Makes a Funnel Cloud. If this column gets
    caught in a supercell updraft, the updraft tightens the spin and it speeds up (much like a skater’s spi
    ns faster when arms are pulled close to the body. A funnel cloud is created.

    The funnel rotates and touches down. The rain and hail in the thunderstorm cause the f
    unnel to touch down creating a tornado.

    General Statement Sequenced of explanation Conclusion


    Example
    Tornado

    Tornadoes are associated with large (supercell) thunderstorms that often grow to over 4
    0,000 feet. A column of warm humid air will begin to rise very quickly. How Do Tornadoes Form?

    Air Rotates Because of Wind Shear. How the column of air begins to rotate is not
    completely understood by scientists, but one way the rotation appears to happen is when winds at
    two different altitudes blow at two different speeds creating wind shear. For example, a wind at 100
    0 feet above the surface might blow at 5mph and a wind at 5000 feet might blow at 25mph. This
    causes a horizontal rotating column of air. Faster Spin Makes a Funnel Cloud. If this column gets
    caught in a supercell updraft, the updraft tightens the spin and it speeds up (much like a skater’s spi
    ns faster when arms are pulled close to the body. A funnel cloud is created.

    The funnel rotates and touches down. The rain and hail in the thunderstorm cause the f
    unnel to touch down creating a tornado.

    General Statement Sequenced of explanation Conclusion


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