Daily text 1

1.      What is the definition about the Narrative text?

   

• A text which retells an event or experience.

• b.     A text which tells processes relating to forming of natural, social, scientific and cultural phenomena.

• d.      A text that instruct how to do a particular activity.

• c.      An imaginative story to entertain people.

• e.      A paragraph where character are introduced.

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1.      What are the key elements of a Narrative text?

• d.      A series of instructions.

• A plot, characters, and a setting.

• e.      A summary of events without characters.

• b.     A thesis statement and supporting arguments.

• c.      A list of facts and figures.

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2.      Which of the following best describes the purpose of a Narrative text?

• e.      To persuade the reader to take action.

• d.      To analyze data and present findings.

• c.      To provide a step-by-step guide.

• b.     To entertain and engage the reader through storytelling.

• To inform the reader about a specific topic.

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3.      What is a common feature of Narrative texts?

• Use of dialogue to develop characters.

• b.     Strict adherence to factual information.

• c.      A focus on statistical analysis.

• e.      A chronological sequence of events.

• d.      A clear and concise thesis statement.

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1.      What is the significance of the setting in a Narrative text?

• It is a summary of the main events.

• It is irrelevant to the overall plot.

• It dictates the moral of the story.

• It serves only to introduce the characters.

• It provides the background against which the story unfolds.

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2.      How does a Narrative text typically engage the reader?

• By summarizing the main points at the end.

• By presenting a series of unrelated facts.

• By providing a list of instructions.

• By focusing solely on statistical data.

• By using vivid descriptions and emotional appeal.

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3.      Which of the following elements is essential for character development in a Narrative text?

• A clear thesis statement about their role.

• A detailed timeline of events.

• Dialogue that reveals their thoughts and feelings.

• A list of their achievements.

• Graphs and charts illustrating their actions.

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1.      What role does conflict play in a Narrative text?

• It is only relevant in non-fiction texts.

• It provides a summary of the events.

• It is essential for character growth and development.

• It serves as a distraction from the main plot.

• It has no impact on the overall story.

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2.      How can the point of view affect a Narrative text?

• It is only relevant in poetry.

• It determines the length of the text.

• It influences the reader's connection to the characters.

• It dictates the genre of the text.

• It has no effect on the story's outcome.

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3.      What is the importance of a strong opening in a Narrative text?

• It sets the tone and engages the reader from the start.

• It introduces all characters at once.

• It provides a detailed background of the setting.

• It summarizes the entire story.

• It is not necessary for the overall impact of the story.

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