Understanding 'Relato' Genre Characteristics

This video tutorial covers the textual genre 'relato', its importance in exams, and how to identify and write it. The instructor explains the characteristics, types, and structure of relato, providing guidelines for writing and recognizing it in tests. An example is given to illustrate the concepts discussed.

Why is it important to understand the genre 'relato' for exams?

• It is a common genre in many exams.

• It is not relevant for exams.

• It is the only genre tested in exams.

• It is only used in oral exams.

Which of the following is a characteristic of a 'relato'?

• It is always written in the second person.

• It is always written in the future tense.

• It narrates events that have already happened.

• It does not require a narrator.

What should you do if your exam requires you to write a 'relato'?

• Write about an event that will happen in the future.

• Describe a hypothetical scenario.

• Describe an event that happened in the past.

• Write a fictional story.

How can you distinguish a 'relato' from other textual genres?

• By verifying it is written in the future tense.

• By identifying its narrative structure.

• By checking if it is written in the second person.

• By ensuring it has a climax and resolution.

What is a key difference between 'relato' and narration?

• Narration is always written in the first person.

• Narration does not have a climax and resolution.

• Relato does not necessarily have a climax and resolution.

• Relato always has a climax and resolution.

Which of the following is an example of a 'relato'?

• A fictional story about the future.

• A scientific report.

• A diary entry about a past event.

• A hypothetical scenario.

Which of the following is NOT a type of 'relato'?

• Autobiography.

• News report.

• Travel diary.

• Scientific hypothesis.

What should be included in the introduction of a 'relato'?

• A summary of the conclusion.

• A list of characters.

• The main ideas and context of the event.

• A detailed description of the climax.

Why is it important to have a clear title for a 'relato'?

• It makes the text longer.

• It helps the reader understand the topic immediately.

• It is required by all exams.

• It makes the text more complex.

What is the purpose of the conclusion in a 'relato'?

• To list all the events in detail.

• To start a new story.

• To summarize the main points and provide closure.

• To introduce new characters.