Understanding Narrative Texts

What is the primary purpose of a narrative text?

• To describe a process.

• To analyze data.

• To tell a story.

• To provide instructions.

Which element is important for creating interest in a narrative?

• dull description

• suspense or conflict

• long introductions

• too much dialogue

What is antagonist?

• the major character

• a character who is strongly opposed to something or someone

• a minor character

• the sidekick of the protagonist

Which of the following best describes the climax in a narrative?

• The final outcome of the story after the climax.

• The resolution of the story where conflicts are resolved.

• The introduction of characters and setting in the story.

• The turning point of the story where the main conflict reaches its peak.

What is the term for the sequence of events in a narrative?

• character development

• theme

• setting

• plot

Which element helps to establish the setting in a narrative?

• Descriptive elements of time and place

• Dialogue style

• Plot twists

• Character development

What is the role of the protagonist in a narrative?

• The protagonist serves as the main character who drives the story and faces key challenges.

• The protagonist is the character who remains passive throughout the narrative.

• The protagonist is the narrator who tells the story from a distance.

• The protagonist is a minor character who supports the antagonist.

How does dialogue contribute to a narrative text?

• Dialogue contributes to a narrative text by enhancing character development, advancing the plot, and engaging the reader.

• Dialogue only serves to fill space in the text.

• Dialogue has no impact on character relationships.

• Dialogue is primarily used for descriptive imagery.

What is a common theme found in many narrative texts?

• Conflict

• Setting

• Resolution

• Character Development

which part of a narrative text usually introduces the setting and characters?

• complication

• resolution

• orientation

• conclusion