Narrative Text Review

The leader warned them, “… I can smell something fishy on it.” (Paragraph 2) The expression means the leader of the pigeons ….

• let the flock eat the food
  

• smelled unpleasant aroma

• detected that something was not right

• believed that the grains were for them

What is the moral of the story?

• Help others and you will be helped.
  

• When you work together, you are stronger.

• Always try to be happy with what you have.

• Don’t be greedy, be content with what you have.

From the story, we know that the witch was….

• powerful

• powerless

• thoughtful

• selfless

What can we learn from the story above?

• Your friend can be your enemy.

• Sacrifice is needed to achieve prosperity.

• There‟s always a bigger enemy in this life.

• Don‟t be cocky when we have achieved our goal.

“He felt full ….” (paragraph 1) The sentence means that the mouse ….

• was not hungry anymore

• was sick after eating corn

• did not want to eat the corn

• might never eat any corn again

What can we learn from the story?

• Cheating will not get us anything.

• No good deed goes unrewarded.

• Every problem has a solution.

• Too much greed is harmful.

From the text we know that Jaka Budug was ….

• tough

• generous

• desperate

• distressed

From the text we may learn that ….

• where the battle rages, there the loyalty of the soldier is proved

• optimism is the faith that leads to achievement

• beauty has a lot to do with characters

• be sincere with your compliment

What is the purpose of narrative text?

• To persuade the reader to do something.

• To describe an object.

• To amuse the reader with the story.

• To explain how to do something.

Match the following generic structure of narrative text with each meaning!

• The beginning of the story

• Climax

• Introduces the main conflict

• Falling Action

• The conflict builds, leading to suspense

• Complication

• The conflict is resolved

• Orientation

• The conflict reaches its highest point

• Rising Action