Grounded Narrative

What is an example of a moral lesson in a narrative?

• Honesty is the best policy,

  teaching the importance of truthfulness.

• Greed leads to success,

  emphasizing the value of ambition.

• Hard work always pays off,

  highlighting the importance of effort.

• Love conquers all,

  suggesting that emotions are the key to happiness.

What is the impact of setting on a narrative?

• The setting provides the backdrop for the story, influencing the mood, character behavior, and plot development.

• The setting is irrelevant to the narrative and does not affect the characters or plot.

• The setting only affects the visual aspects of the story, such as scenery and costumes.

• The setting determines the genre of the narrative but has no other impact.

What does it mean to 'reflect' in a narrative?

• To think deeply about experiences and emotions, often leading to personal growth or insight.

• To summarize the events of a story without personal interpretation.

• To describe the setting and characters in detail.

• To create a plot twist that surprises the reader.

What is a grounded narrative?

• A story that is purely fictional and imaginative.

• A narrative that is based on real-life experiences and emotions, reflecting the complexities of human relationships.

• A type of narrative that focuses solely on historical events without personal experiences.

• A narrative that is primarily concerned with scientific facts and data.

Explain the term 'character development'.

• Character development refers to the process of creating a believable and complex character that evolves throughout the narrative.

• Character development is the technique of making a character appear in multiple stories without change.

• Character development involves the use of stereotypes to create relatable characters.

• Character development is the process of designing a character's appearance and background only.

Define 'theme statement'.

• A theme statement is a complete sentence that expresses the central idea or message of a narrative.

• A theme statement is a brief summary of the plot of a story.

• A theme statement is a character's personal opinion about the events in the story.

• A theme statement is a list of all the characters in a narrative.

How can different generations learn from each other?

• By sharing experiences, perspectives, and knowledge, fostering understanding and respect.

• By avoiding communication and focusing on their own interests.

• By competing against each other to prove their superiority.

• By isolating themselves from one another to maintain their own traditions.

What is the purpose of a narrative's conclusion?

• To introduce new characters and conflicts

• To wrap up the story, resolving conflicts and providing closure to the characters' journeys.

• To provide a detailed backstory of the main character

• To leave the story open-ended for interpretation

What does 'mood' refer to in a narrative?

• The main character's personality traits

• The emotional atmosphere of a piece of writing, which can influence how the reader feels while reading.

• The plot structure and its development

• The setting and its geographical location

What is the role of dialogue in a grounded narrative?

• To provide background information and context.

• To develop characters, advance the plot, and reveal relationships and emotions.

• To create suspense and tension in the story.

• To describe the setting and environment.