Narrative test 1

What is the social function of a narrative text?

• To describe an event.
• To give factual information.
• To entertain and provide moral lessons.
• To persuade someone to agree with an opinion.

Which of the following is the correct generic structure of a narrative text?

• Thesis, Argument, Conclusion.
• Introduction, Content, Closing.
• Orientation, Complication, Resolution.
• Description, Argument, Reiteration.

What is the main focus of the "orientation" in a narrative text?

• Resolving the conflict.
• Introducing characters, setting, and time.
• Highlighting the moral of the story.
• Describing the climax of the story.

In a narrative text, the "complication" refers to which part of the story?

• The conclusion of the text.
• The introduction of characters and setting.
• The problem or conflict faced by the characters.
• The moral lesson provided.

Which of the following features is commonly used in narrative texts?

• Passive voice and factual information.
• Imperative sentences and present tense.
• Past tense and chronological order.
• Technical terms and detailed instructions.

What is the function of the "resolution" in a narrative text?

• To introduce the main conflict.
• To describe the setting and characters.
• To complicate the storyline further.
• To solve or conclude the problem.

Which type of conjunction is often used in narrative texts?

• Coordinating conjunctions like "and," "or," "but."
• Correlative conjunctions like "either...or," "neither...nor."
• Subordinating conjunctions like "because," "although."
• Time conjunctions like "then," "after that," "once."

Which of the following is NOT a common purpose of a narrative text?

• To explain historical events.
• To provide moral or social lessons.
• To instruct readers on how to do something.
• To entertain through storytelling.

Which part of a narrative text often contains descriptive language to set the scene?

• Resolution.
• Orientation.
• Complication.
• Coda.

In terms of language features, narrative texts commonly include which elements?

• Past tense, direct speech, and adverbs of time.
• Present tense, technical vocabulary, and instructions.
• Modal verbs, imperatives, and passive voice.
• Adjectives, future tense, and procedural text markers.