Narrative text comprehension

Who is the main character in this narrative text?

• The main character is a figure who has no influence on the conflict.

• The main character is the figure who has the most influence in the storyline.

• The main character is a figure who only appears at the end of the story.

• The main character is a figure who is not involved in the storyline.

What is the main character's motivation in the story?

• To seek wealth without effort.

• To avoid conflict with everyone.

• To become famous for no clear reason.

• To achieve goals or overcome obstacles.

How do supporting characters influence the plot?

• Supporting characters influence the plot by providing context, enriching the main character, and creating conflict.

• Supporting characters always have an antagonistic role.

• Supporting characters do not influence the plot.

• Supporting characters only exist to fill space.

What is the main conflict faced by the character?

• Identity and life purpose conflict.

• Conflict with peers.

• Economic and social conflict.

• Conflict with parents.

What is the main theme that can be identified in the text?

• Main theme of the text

• Secondary theme of the text

• Structure of the text

• Writing style of the text

How is the theme reflected in the actions of the character?

• The theme is only reflected in the character's dialogue, not in their actions.

• The character does not have values that are consistent with the theme.

• The character's actions reflect the theme through behavior and decisions that are consistent with the values of the theme.

• The character's actions are not related to the theme at all.

From whose perspective is this story told?

• Uninvolved narrator

• Main character

• Supporting character

• Eyewitness

How does this point of view affect the understanding of the story?

• The point of view affects the understanding of the story by determining the reader's perception and interpretation of the characters and events.

• The point of view does not influence the understanding of the story.

• Characters and events are not influenced by the point of view.

• All readers have the same interpretation of the story.

Is there a change in perspective in the text? If so, please provide an example.

• There is no change in perspective in the text.

• The change in perspective only occurs at the end of the text.

• An example of a change in perspective is not relevant to the text.

• Yes, there is a change in perspective in the text.

What moral message can be taken from this story?

• Courage and physical strength are the keys to success.

• Self-interest should be prioritized in everything.

• Honesty and integrity are important values in life.

• Ignoring others is the best way to achieve goals.