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QUIZ: Narrative Text & Folktale Analysis

Authored by Adeodatus Werong

English

11th Grade

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QUIZ: Narrative Text & Folktale Analysis
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1.

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

1 min • 5 pts

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The Rabbit and the Turtle
Orientation: Once upon a time, there was an arrogant rabbit and a slow but wise turtle.
Complication: The rabbit challenged the turtle to a race. The rabbit ran fast and was so far ahead that he decided to take a nap.
Resolution: The turtle walked slowly but surely. He didn't stop and finally won the race while the rabbit was still sleeping.

What is the main purpose of the text above?

To instruct the reader on how to win a race.

To present factual data about animal behavior.

To amuse or entertain the reader with a story.

To argue that turtles are better than rabbits.

To describe the physical appearance of animals.

2.

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

1 min • 5 pts

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The Rabbit and the Turtle
Orientation: Once upon a time, there was an arrogant rabbit and a slow but wise turtle.
Complication: The rabbit challenged the turtle to a race. The rabbit ran fast and was so far ahead that he decided to take a nap.
Resolution: The turtle walked slowly but surely. He didn't stop and finally won the race while the rabbit was still sleeping.

The part where the rabbit takes a nap because he is far ahead is known as the...

Orientation

Complication

Resolution

Re-orientation

Moral Value

3.

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

1 min • 5 pts

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The Legend of Pu'an To'a (Excerpt)
...Du'a Nona laughed loudly, pointing as she said: "Hey... Girong is visible, Girong is visible!" Moan Girong's face hardened, his eyes turned into embers. In a voice hoarse with vengeance, he said: "That tree of yours in the forest, I will chop it down"... He arrived at the forest, looked upon the magical tree, and then slashed. Chop after chop, until the earth shook. The tree fell.

Why did Moan Girong decide to chop down the magical tree?

He wanted to sell the wood for money.

He was jealous that Du'a Nona owned it.

He was tricked by an evil spirit.

He was humiliated by Du'a Nona's public laughter.

He needed the wood to build a new house.

4.

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

1 min • 3 pts

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The Legend of Pu'an To'a (Excerpt)
...Du'a Nona laughed loudly, pointing as she said: "Hey... Girong is visible, Girong is visible!" Moan Girong's face hardened, his eyes turned into embers. In a voice hoarse with vengeance, he said: "That tree of yours in the forest, I will chop it down"... He arrived at the forest, looked upon the magical tree, and then slashed. Chop after chop, until the earth shook. The tree fell.

The character "Moan Girong" in this story best fits the role of the...

Protagonist

Antagonist

Deuteragonist

Mentor

Comic Relief

5.

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

45 sec • 3 pts

A story about animals that can talk and act like humans, typically providing a moral lesson, is best classified as a...

Myth

Legend

Fairy Tale

Fable

Historical Fiction

6.

MATCH QUESTION

3 mins • 10 pts

Match the types of narrative text with their correct definitions and characteristics:

  1. Myth

  1. A traditional story connected to the origin of a place or culture, often believed to be historical but unverified.

  1. Science Fiction

A story involving magical elements and imaginary characters, often beginning with "Once upon a time."

  1. Legend

A story passed down through generations in a community, containing local wisdom and cultural values.

  1. Fairy Tale

A narrative that explains natural phenomena, gods, or supernatural beings, often rooted in ancient beliefs.

  1. Folklore

An imaginative story based on scientific or technological concepts, usually set in the future or in space.

7.

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

45 sec • 3 pts

The part of a narrative text that introduces the characters and sets the scene is called the...

Complication

Resolution

Re-orientation

Orientation

Climax

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