EVALUATION NARRATIVE TEXT

What is a complication in narrative text?

• Character's backstory that adds depth to the narrative

• Resolution of a problem or conflict in a story

• Conflict or problem that arises in a narrative, creating tension and driving the plot

• Setting that provides context for the events

Which of these is not a characteristic of a narrative text?

• Characters and setting

• Dialogue and conflict

• Graphs and charts

• Plot and climax

These are kinds of narrative text, except?

• Myths

• Short story

• Science fiction

• Procedure

What is the purpose of the resolution in a narrative?

• To introduce the main character

• To provide closure and wrap up the story

• To create tension and conflict

• To describe the setting in detail

Which of these is an example of a narrative text?

• A newspaper article reporting facts

• A scientific report on climate change

• A short story about a haunted house

• An instructional manual for assembling furniture

What is the main purpose of a narrative text

• To persuade the reader

• To entertain and tell a story

• To provide information

• To describe a process

The generic structure of narrative text is

• Orientation-Description-Reorientation-Resolution

• Reorientation-Orientation-Complication-Resolution

• Orientation-Complication-Reorientation-Resolution

• Orientation-Complication-Resolution-Reorientation

What is orientation in the narrative text

• Orientation is the conclusion of the story

• Orientation is the climax of the narrative

• Orientation is the main conflict introduced in the narrative

• Orientation is the introduction of setting, characters, and context in a narrative

The Little Match Girl

On a cold New Year’s Eve, a poor little girl was walking barefoot in the snow. She was trying to sell matches, but no one bought any. Freezing and hungry, she sat in a corner between two houses, shivering from the cold. She didn’t dare go home because she hadn’t sold any matches, and her father would be angry.

Desperate to warm herself, she lit one of the matches. In the glow, she imagined a warm stove. As the match went out, she lit another, and this time she saw a delicious feast. She struck another match, and in its light, she saw a beautiful Christmas tree. Finally, she lit the last match and saw her beloved grandmother, who took her into her arms and carried her to heaven.

The next morning, people found the little girl frozen in the snow, but with a peaceful smile on her face.

Why did the little girl light the matches?

• To sell them

• To make a fire

• To warm herself

• To celebrate New Year’s Eve

The Little Match Girl

On a cold New Year’s Eve, a poor little girl was walking barefoot in the snow. She was trying to sell matches, but no one bought any. Freezing and hungry, she sat in a corner between two houses, shivering from the cold. She didn’t dare go home because she hadn’t sold any matches, and her father would be angry.

Desperate to warm herself, she lit one of the matches. In the glow, she imagined a warm stove. As the match went out, she lit another, and this time she saw a delicious feast. She struck another match, and in its light, she saw a beautiful Christmas tree. Finally, she lit the last match and saw her beloved grandmother, who took her into her arms and carried her to heaven.

The next morning, people found the little girl frozen in the snow, but with a peaceful smile on her face.

What did the little girl see when she lit the first match?

• A warm stove

• A beautiful Christmas tree

• Her grandmother

• A delicious feast