Narrative text

What is a narrative text?

• Text that gives step-by-step instructions.

• Texts that explain factual information.

• Texts that tell a story or event.

• A text that contains an argument or opinion.

Which type of narrative text features an animal as the main character and usually contains a moral?

• Myth

• Fables

• Legend

• Short story

Which part of the generic structure of a narrative text introduces the setting and characters?

• Orientation

• Complication

• Resolution

• Evaluation

Why do narrative texts often have a moral or message at the end?

• To teach the reader certain lessons or values.

• To entertain the reader.

• To inform factual data.

• To explain procedures.

What are the main differences between fables and legends in the context of narrative text?

• Fables are stories that contain historical facts, while legends are stories featuring animals.

• Fables are stories about humans, while legends are stories about animals.

• Fables feature animals that behave like humans, while legends are rooted in history or a particular culture.

• Fables are short stories, while legends are long stories.

Which grammatical structure is often used in narrative text?

• Present tense

• Past tense

• Future tense

• Conditional tense

What is the function of direct speech in narrative text?

• To give clear instructions.

• To quote the direct speech of the characters and make the dialog more lively.

• To explain factual information.

• To describe the background of the story.

What is complication in the generic structure of narrative text?

• The part that introduces the setting of the story.

• The part that describes the resolution of the conflict.

• The part where conflicts or problems faced by the characters arise.

• The part that contains the evaluation of the whole story.

The role of orientation in narrative text is:

• Introducing the background of the story, including the setting and characters.

• Resolving the conflict in the story.

• Conveys the moral or message of the story.

• Adds tension to the story.

What is the difference between narrative text and recount text?

• Narrative text tells about past experiences, recount text tells fictional stories.

• Narrative text aims to entertain, recount text aims to tell a real experience without a complex storyline.

• Narrative text contains factual data, recount text contains imaginative stories.

• Narrative text only contains dialog, recount text only contains description.