Kuis Pemahaman Naratif

The main purpose of a narrative text is to ....

• Describe something in detail

• Tell a story or past event

• Explain how to do something

• Present facts and information

• Compare two different ideas

Which of the following is the correct generic structure of a narrative text?

• Orientation - Complication - Resolution

• Introduction - Explanation - Conclusion

• Issue - Arguments - Recommendation

• Identification - Description

• Goal - Materials - Steps

Which sentence is suitable as the orientation of a narrative text?

• The prince finally defeated the dragon.

• Suddenly, the giant appeared in front of them.

• Once upon a time, there lived a poor farmer and his family.

• Therefore, they lived happily ever after.

• That is why we should respect our parents.

The part of narrative text where the conflict begins to arise is called ....

• Orientation

• Complication

• Resolution

• Reorientation

• Identification

Which one is the correct use of past tense verb in a narrative text?

• She go to the forest yesterday.

• They are walking to the castle.

• He finds a magic lamp.

• The king decided to forgive him.

• I am happy with this story.

Which of the following sentences best represents the resolution part of a narrative text?

• The princess lived happily with her prince.

• Suddenly, a big storm came.

• One day, a deer was drinking at the river.

• The villagers are very poor.

• I believe that honesty is important.

Which element is usually found in the orientation of a narrative text?

• The problem faced by the main character

• The background of place, time, and characters

• The way the problem is solved

• The lesson learned from the story

• The sequence of events

"The witch turned the young man into a frog." The verb turned is an example of ....

• Simple present tense

• Present continuous tense

• Simple past tense

• Past continuous tense

• Future tense

Which sentence is most appropriate to begin the complication?

• Unfortunately, the farmer lost his only cow.

• Finally, the king forgave his people.

• Long ago, there was a kingdom near the sea.

• In my opinion, kindness is better than wealth.

• To make the cake, we need some ingredients.

When writing a narrative text, students should pay attention to ....

• Using technical terms and data

• Using chronological order of events

• Using imperative sentences

• Using present tense only

• Using persuasive arguments