What is the resolution of the text?

Where the climax of the story occurs.

What does the climax of a narrative text refer to?

The most exciting part of the story.

The introduction of the characters.

The resolution of the conflict.

The final outcome of the story.

What is the main characteristic of a fable?

It often includes animals as characters.

It is based on historical events.

It is a long narrative with multiple characters.

It focuses on moral lessons through human characters.

It typically has a clear moral at the end.

What is the main function of the complication in a narrative text?

To present the main conflict or problem.

To introduce the main characters.

To provide a resolution to the story.

To describe the setting of the story.

To highlight the themes of the narrative.

What is a common characteristic of folklore?

It is passed down orally through generations.

It is always based on true events.

It includes only historical figures.

It is written in a formal style.

It often contains moral lessons.

What is the resolution in a narrative text?

The part where the main conflict is resolved.

The introduction of the characters.

The final outcome of the story.

Which element is typically found in the orientation of a narrative?

The background information about the characters.

The main conflict of the story.

Once, Nasreddin Mullah and his friend Ahmed decided to cross a river. They spotted a small boat and, despite its size, climbed in together. As they paddled, the boat swayed back and forth. Ahmed looked worried and said, “What if we drown?” Nasreddin chuckled, “Don’t worry! We are just two wise men enjoying the water!” Suddenly, a gust of wind pushed them off balance. The boat tilted dangerously, and Ahmed yelled, “Hold on!” Just as they thought they would sink, Nasreddin laughed, “If we do, we’ll just swim like fish!” Finally, they reached the other side, soaking wet but happy. Ahmed sighed in relief and said, “Next time, let’s bring a bigger boat!” Nasreddin grinned and replied, “Or we can just swim like fish!” What did Ahmed worry about while they were in the boat?

The possibility of capsizing the boat.

Once, Nasreddin Mullah and his friend Ahmed decided to cross a river. They spotted a small boat and, despite its size, climbed in together. As they paddled, the boat swayed back and forth. Ahmed looked worried and said, “What if we drown?” Nasreddin chuckled, “Don’t worry! We are just two wise men enjoying the water!” Suddenly, a gust of wind pushed them off balance. The boat tilted dangerously, and Ahmed yelled, “Hold on!” Just as they thought they would sink, Nasreddin laughed, “If we do, we’ll just swim like fish!” Finally, they reached the other side, soaking wet but happy. Ahmed sighed in relief and said, “Next time, let’s bring a bigger boat!” Nasreddin grinned and replied, “Or we can just swim like fish!” How did Nasreddin respond to Ahmed’s worry?

Nasreddin responded with humor and wisdom, reassuring Ahmed.

Nasreddin scolded Ahmed for being worried.

Nasreddin expressed his own worries to Ahmed.

Nasreddin ignored Ahmed's worry completely.

Nasreddin told Ahmed to stop being foolish.

Once, Nasreddin Mullah and his friend Ahmed decided to cross a river. They spotted a small boat and, despite its size, climbed in together. As they paddled, the boat swayed back and forth. Ahmed looked worried and said, “What if we drown?” Nasreddin chuckled, “Don’t worry! We are just two wise men enjoying the water!” Suddenly, a gust of wind pushed them off balance. The boat tilted dangerously, and Ahmed yelled, “Hold on!” Just as they thought they would sink, Nasreddin laughed, “If we do, we’ll just swim like fish!” Finally, they reached the other side, soaking wet but happy. Ahmed sighed in relief and said, “Next time, let’s bring a bigger boat!” Nasreddin grinned and replied, “Or we can just swim like fish!” What did Ahmed suggest for next time?

They suggested bringing a bigger boat.

They suggested using a raft instead.

They suggested taking a different route.

They suggested bringing fishing gear.

They suggested swimming across next time.

One sunny day, Nasreddin Mullah and his neighbor Fatima decided to plant a garden together. They gathered seeds and tools, excited about their project. Fatima hurriedly scattered the seeds without planning, while Nasreddin carefully measured the rows. As days passed, Fatima’s garden grew wild and tangled, while Nasreddin’s plants stood straight and healthy. Fatima watched in frustration and asked, “Why is yours so neat?” Nasreddin smiled and replied, “I took my time and planned. Self-discipline brings better results.” Inspired, Fatima learned to slow down and work with care. By the end of the season, both gardens flourished. Fatima thanked Nasreddin for teaching her the value of self-discipline, saying, “Now I understand the effort behind a good harvest!” What project did Nasreddin and Fatima decide to work on together?

They worked on planting a garden.

One sunny day, Nasreddin Mullah and his neighbor Fatima decided to plant a garden together. They gathered seeds and tools, excited about their project. Fatima hurriedly scattered the seeds without planning, while Nasreddin carefully measured the rows. As days passed, Fatima’s garden grew wild and tangled, while Nasreddin’s plants stood straight and healthy. Fatima watched in frustration and asked, “Why is yours so neat?” Nasreddin smiled and replied, “I took my time and planned. Self-discipline brings better results.” Inspired, Fatima learned to slow down and work with care. By the end of the season, both gardens flourished. Fatima thanked Nasreddin for teaching her the value of self-discipline, saying, “Now I understand the effort behind a good harvest!” How did Fatima plant her seeds?

She planted her seeds hurriedly and without planning.

She planted her seeds with a detailed plan.

She planted her seeds in neat rows.

She planted her seeds in a straight line.

She planted her seeds slowly and carefully.

One sunny day, Nasreddin Mullah and his neighbor Fatima decided to plant a garden together. They gathered seeds and tools, excited about their project. Fatima hurriedly scattered the seeds without planning, while Nasreddin carefully measured the rows. As days passed, Fatima’s garden grew wild and tangled, while Nasreddin’s plants stood straight and healthy. Fatima watched in frustration and asked, “Why is yours so neat?” Nasreddin smiled and replied, “I took my time and planned. Self-discipline brings better results.” Inspired, Fatima learned to slow down and work with care. By the end of the season, both gardens flourished. Fatima thanked Nasreddin for teaching her the value of self-discipline, saying, “Now I understand the effort behind a good harvest!” What did Nasreddin do differently than Fatima?

Nasreddin planned and measured his rows, while Fatima scattered seeds without planning.

Fatima measured her rows while Nasreddin planted randomly.

Nasreddin watered his plants more frequently than Fatima.

Nasreddin used more seeds than Fatima did.

Fatima planned her rows carefully while Nasreddin scattered seeds.

One sunny day, Nasreddin Mullah and his neighbor Fatima decided to plant a garden together. They gathered seeds and tools, excited about their project. Fatima hurriedly scattered the seeds without planning, while Nasreddin carefully measured the rows. As days passed, Fatima’s garden grew wild and tangled, while Nasreddin’s plants stood straight and healthy. Fatima watched in frustration and asked, “Why is yours so neat?” Nasreddin smiled and replied, “I took my time and planned. Self-discipline brings better results.” Inspired, Fatima learned to slow down and work with care. By the end of the season, both gardens flourished. Fatima thanked Nasreddin for teaching her the value of self-discipline, saying, “Now I understand the effort behind a good harvest!” What lesson did Fatima learn from Nasreddin?

The benefits of neglecting garden care.

The significance of random planting.

How to plant seeds without tools.

The importance of rushing to finish tasks.

One sunny day, Nasreddin Mullah and his neighbor Fatima decided to plant a garden together. They gathered seeds and tools, excited about their project. Fatima hurriedly scattered the seeds without planning, while Nasreddin carefully measured the rows. As days passed, Fatima’s garden grew wild and tangled, while Nasreddin’s plants stood straight and healthy. Fatima watched in frustration and asked, “Why is yours so neat?” Nasreddin smiled and replied, “I took my time and planned. Self-discipline brings better results.” Inspired, Fatima learned to slow down and work with care. By the end of the season, both gardens flourished. Fatima thanked Nasreddin for teaching her the value of self-discipline, saying, “Now I understand the effort behind a good harvest!” Why did Fatima feel frustrated when she saw Nasreddin's garden?

Fatima felt frustrated because her garden was messy and Nasreddin's was neat.

Fatima was upset because Nasreddin planted different seeds.

Fatima thought her garden was better than Nasreddin's.

Fatima was jealous of Nasreddin's gardening tools.

Fatima didn't care about the appearance of her garden.

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What is the purpose of narrative text?

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These are kinds of narrative texts, except...

Which one is fairytale?

Which one is legend?

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What is the reorientation/coda of narrative text?

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