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What is the typical structure of a narrative text?

• Introduction, Body, Conclusion

• Orientation, Complication, Resolution, Re-orientation/Evaluation.

• Thesis, Arguments, Conclusion

• Problem, Solution, Evaluation

How does the use of past tenses contribute to the storytelling in a narrative text?

• It makes the story more futuristic

• It indicates that the events have already occurred.

• It emphasizes ongoing actions

• It creates a sense of immediacy.

What role do time-related adverbs play in a narrative?

• They describe the characters

• They create suspense

• They indicate the sequence and timing of events.

• They add humor to the story

Why are descriptive adjectives important in a narrative text?

• They make the story longer

• They enhance the imagery and detail of the story.

• They simplify the language

• They limit the reader’s imagination

What is a noun phrase, and how is it used effectively in narrative writing?

• A single noun that stands alone; it is used for emphasis

• A group of words that acts as a noun; it provides detail and clarity.

• A verb phrase that modifies a noun; it shows action

• A conjunction that links two ideas; it is used for transitions

What is the purpose of the orientation section in a narrative text?

• To introduce the characters, setting, and context of the story.

• To resolve the main conflict.

• To present the main argument

• To provide a moral lesson.

How does the complication in a narrative text create interest or tension in the story?

• By resolving all conflicts.

• By introducing a problem or challenge that the characters must face.

• By summarizing the story

• By adding background information

What is the significance of the resolution in a narrative?

• It introduces a new problem.

• It provides a surprising twist.

• It resolves the main conflict and concludes the story.

• It leaves the story open-ended.

What is the purpose of the re-orientation or evaluation in a narrative text?

• To present a new conflict.

• To reflect on the events of the story and provide closure.

• To introduce the main characters

• To describe the setting

How can the setting of a story influence the mood or theme in a narrative text?

• The setting has no impact on the mood or theme.

• The setting influences the readers' feelings and reinforces the theme.

• The setting only serves as a backdrop with no significance.

• The setting distracts from the story's main event