Grade 11 P Narrative Practice

What was the initial destination of the narrator's journey?

• a. Hanoi, Vietnam

• b. Angkor Wat, Cambodia

• c. Bangkok, Thailand

• d. Luang Prabang, Laos

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Which historical site in Cambodia left the narrator awestruck at sunrise?

• a. Grand Palace

• b. Kuang Si Falls

• c. Angkor Wat

• d. Ayutthaya

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In which city did the narrator experience the chaos of motorbike traffic?

• a. Bangkok, Thailand

• b. Luang Prabang, Laos

• c. Hanoi, Vietnam

• d. Angkor, Cambodia

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What daily ritual did the narrator witness in Luang Prabang, Laos?

• a. The Old Quarter's chaos

• b. Monks collecting alms

• c. Snorkeling in the Andaman Sea

• d. Visiting the Grand Palace

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Where did the narrator enjoy the powdery sands and underwater wonders?

• a. Ayutthaya, Thailand

• b. Hanoi, Vietnam

• c. Railay Beach, Thailand

• d. Kuang Si Falls, Laos

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How did the narrator describe the Grand Palace in Bangkok?

• a. A place of serene tranquility

• b. An ancient, moss-covered ruin

• c. A bustling, modern skyscraper

• d. A site with intricate details

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What did the narrator learn about in Hanoi's Hoa Lo Prison?

• a. The history of the Old Quarter

• b. The history of Angkor Wat

• c. The history of Vietnam

• d. The history of Luang Prabang

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What was the overall impact of the journey on the narrator?

• It made them appreciate the quiet suburbs more.

• b. It left them unchanged and unimpressed. .

• c. It broadened their horizons and deepened their appreciation for diverse cultures.

• d. It made them never want to travel again

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Which one can be described as the thesis statement for this narrative?

• I once embarked on a journey that took me far from the comforts of my home and thrust me into a world vastly different from my own.

• It was a trip to Southeast Asia, a region known for its diverse cultures, breathtaking landscapes, and unique experiences.

• Little did I know, this adventure would shape my perspective in unexpected ways.

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The last sentence serves the purpose of what the writer learnt from the experience.

"This Southeast Asian odyssey was a personal narrative of self-discovery and an exploration of the boundless wonders our planet has to offer. It left me forever changed, with a renewed sense of wonder and a deeper understanding of the beauty and resilience of the world and its people."

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