Module A: Narratives that Shape Our World

What do narratives help convey?

• Only facts

• Ideas, attitudes, and values

• Personal opinions only

• Random events

What is the main role of storytelling?

• To entertain only

• To connect people and share ideas

• To replace history books

• To confuse the audience

Which of these is an example of a story connecting cultures?

• A myth retold in a modern setting

• A private diary entry

• A to-do list

• A news report about the weather

What does “modes, media, and forms” mean?

• Different ways of telling stories, like books, films, and digital media

• Only books and plays

• Just old-fashioned storytelling methods

• A list of themes in a story

Which of these is a multimodal text?

• A silent movie

• A TikTok video with text, images, and sound

• A book with no pictures

• A handwritten note

What does reimagined mean?

• Completely changed beyond recognition

• Retold with a fresh perspective

• Copied word for word

• Translated into another language

What does a narrative do if it questions a cultural practice?

• It challenges or examines it

• It ignores it

• It supports it completely

• It changes history

If a narrative inspires change, what does it do?

• Encourages new ideas and challenges old ones

• Keeps things exactly the same

• Confuses people about history

• Focuses only on personal stories

What does setting refer to in a story?

• The time and place where the story happens

• The main character's feelings

• The author’s opinion

• The length of the story

What is first-person point of view?

• A story told using "I" or "we"

• A story told by an all-knowing narrator

• A story told in the second person

• A news article