Narrative teks

The structure of narrative text that contains an introduction to the characters and setting is called...

• Complication

• Resolution

• Orientation

• Reorientation

• Coda

The part of a narrative text that tells the peak of the problem is...

• Orientation

• Complication

• Resolution

• Moral value

• Epilogue

An example of a suitable narrative text is...

• Research report

• Fairy tale 'Cinderella'

• News article

• Recipes

• Official letter

The main purpose of narrative text is...

• Give instructions

• Entertain readers

• Criticize policies

• Explain the process

• Influence opinion

The following sentences are included in the *resolution* part of the narrative text...

• "Once upon a time, there was a kind princess."

• "The dragon kidnapped the prince."

• "The knight defeated the dragon and saved the prince."

• "They lived happily ever after."

• "The kingdom was full of mysteries."

The *reorientation* part in narrative text functions to...

• Introducing characters

• Presents the climax of the story

• Give a moral message

• Resolving conflicts

• Closing the story with a conclusion

The general linguistic characteristic of narrative text is using...

• Imperative sentence

• Past verbs (past tense)

• Technical terms

• Rhetorical question

• Persuasive language

"The villagers celebrated their victory with a grand feast." This sentence includes part...

• Orientation

• Complication

• Resolution

• Reorientation

• Climax

The moral message in narrative text is also called...

• Plot

• Moral value

• Setting

• Conflict

• Epilogue

An example of the correct *orientation* sentence is...

• "Suddenly, a storm destroyed the village."

• "In a small village, there lived a wise old man."

• "The hero fought bravely against the monster."

• "They decided to never return to the forest."

• "And so, the kingdom prospered for centuries."