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    Spoof Text: SMAN 5 Bandar Lampung Kelas Xi Ipa I Tahun Pelajaran 2015/2016

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    This document provides information about spoof texts, including their generic structure and language features. It begins by explaining that spoof texts are similar to narratives and recounts but end with an unexpected twist. The generic structure of spoof texts is then outlined as orientation, events, and twist. An example spoof text is given about a man who takes a penguin to the zoo and later to the movies. The text is analyzed to show it follows the generic structure of orientation, events, and twist, and uses language features common in spoof texts like action verbs, time/place adverbs, and a chronological order.

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    This document provides information about spoof texts, including their generic structure and language features. It begins by explaining that spoof texts are similar to narratives and recounts but end with an unexpected twist. The generic structure of spoof texts is then outlined as orientation, events, and twist. An example spoof text is given about a man who takes a penguin to the zoo and later to the movies. The text is analyzed to show it follows the generic structure of orientation, events, and twist, and uses language features common in spoof texts like action verbs, time/place adverbs, and a chronological order.

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    This document provides information about spoof texts, including their generic structure and language features. It begins by explaining that spoof texts are similar to narratives and recounts but end with an unexpected twist. The generic structure of spoof texts is then outlined as orientation, events, and twist. An example spoof text is given about a man who takes a penguin to the zoo and later to the movies. The text is analyzed to show it follows the generic structure of orientation, events, and twist, and uses language features common in spoof texts like action verbs, time/place adverbs, and a chronological order.

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    SPOOF TEXT

    Disusun Oleh:

    - Ayu Cintia
    - Bertha Citra Asih
    - Dessy Maranatha
    - Fadhlan Rizqi
    - Gusti Ayu Gita Maharani
    - Rizky Ramadhan A. W.

    SMAN 5 Bandar Lampung


    Kelas XI IPA I
    Tahun Pelajaran 2015/2016

    Spoof text
    The spoof text is commonly written in a story. While we are talking about a
    story, it will be close related to narrative and recount text. What is narrative, what is
    recount and what is spoof text its self are easily differed from one to other by seeing
    the generic structure. Spoof, narrative and recount are similar in how they are
    constructed in the first step. They recount the event and experience which introduce
    the participant, time and place setting. However in the end of the text, the way they
    are closed are different from one to other. Narrative will be closed by a resolution
    which refers to the conflict. Recount will be concluded with a re-orientation. While
    spoof will end the story with some unpredictable way of plot. That unpredictable way is
    called twist.
    So Spoof is a type of story which has a twist (funny part in the end of the
    story). It contains an unpredictable event which makes the story funny. The main
    character of twist in a funny story should be unpredictable and funny.

    Generic structure of spoof


    Spoof text is very similar to recount text. Both spoof and recount tell about the past
    event with chronological order. Its purpose is to amuse reader with funny story. The
    story mostly is ended with an unpredictable event.
    The above spoof sample has generic structure as follow:
    Orientation: It is the introduction of the story. By giving the orientation, reader
    will recognize, for the first time, who involves in the story.The above story talks about
    a wife and his husband who loves money too much even up to his death.
    Events: Several events are explored in chronological way which able to arrange
    the story read nicely.Promising with her money miser husband, Putting the box inside
    casket, locking and rolling the casket are the events which build the complete story.
    Twist: This is the unpredictable event/thing/way which amuse the reader.
    Readers even did not predict before that it would be. When reading the above story,
    for the first, readers likely think that the wife would put all the money instead of just
    a check.
    The social function
    The social function of this type of text is entertaining readers using twist
    (unpredictable

    ending).

    Language Features
    - Focusing on people, animal, or certain things.
    - Using action verbs; ate, ran, etc.
    - Using adverb of time and place.
    - Using past tense.
    - Told in chronological order.

    Example of spoof
    Once a man was walking in a park when he across a penguin. He took it to a
    policeman and said; "What should I do?" The policeman replied; "Take it to the zoo!".
    The next day, the policeman saw the man in the same park. The man was still
    carrying the penguin. The policeman was rather surprised and walked up to the man and
    asked; "Why are you still carrying the penguin? Didn't you take it to the zoo?" The man
    replied; "I certainly did. And it was a great idea because the penguin really enjoyed it.
    So, today I am taking it to the movie".

    Analyzing the Text


    Generic Structure Analysis

    Orientation ; introducing participants: "He" and Penguin. They were in the park
    Event 1 ; The man tended to take the penguin to the park
    Event 2 ; The following day, the man were still carrying the penguin
    Twist ; Even, finally the man would take the penguin to the movies

    Language Feature Analysis


    Focusing on certain certain participants ; He, penguin, and the policeman
    Using action verb ; carry, walk up
    Using adverb of time and place ; once, in the park
    Told in chronological order ; chronological order by days, the next day

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