Assessment

The narrative structure usually consists of.......

• Prologue, epilogue, conflict, resolution

• Orientation, complication, resolution, coda

• Title, author, plot, characters

• Theme, setting, point of view, characterization

The complication part of the narrative structure serves to.......

• Introduce characters and setting

• Resolve the problem

• Conveys the conflict or problem

• Make an impression at the end of the story

The main difference between original and twisted stories lies in......

• Language style

• The length of the story

• Plot and conflict resolution

• Number of main characters

Twisted story is......

• A story in which the title and characters are changed

• A short story that contains a moral message

• Stories modified from original stories with changes in plot or ending

• Stories that have no narrative structure

A twisted example of the story "Cinderella" is.....

• Cinderella lives with her real father

• Cinderella who refuses to marry the prince and chooses to live independently

• Cinderella married the prince and became a queen

• Cinderella has an evil twin sister

One of the purposes of creating a twisted story is....

• To confuse the reader

• To copy an old story

• Gives a new perspective to the old story

• Eliminating the moral value of the original story

The orientation section of a narrative text contains......

• Probling solving

• The characters, setting, and initial situation

• Twist ending

• Main conflict

In a twisted story, the antagonist can be transformed into...

• A hero or good character

• The narrator

• Additional characters

• Author

Twisted story is suitable for...

• Practice memorization

• Developing imagination and creativity

• Avoiding story writing

• Imitating the original story

The difference in the ending of a twisted version of a story is usually called.....

• Conclusions

• Orientation

• Twist ending

• Prologue