WorksheetsNarratives Text and Personality Traits
Total questions: 35
Worksheet time: 26mins
Which of the following is NOT a common element of a narrative?
theme
plot
character
setting
Which of the following is an example of a narrative?
A novel
A poem
A painting
A scientific experiment
Why are narratives important?
Narratives are not important because they are just fictional stories.
Narratives are important because they provide factual information and evidence.
Narratives are important because they help us make sense of the world, understand different perspectives, and connect emotionally with others.
Narratives are not important because they only serve entertainment purposes.
What is the purpose of including personality traits in a narrative?
The purpose of including personality traits in a narrative is to develop well-rounded and relatable characters, add depth and complexity to the story, and create more engaging and realistic interactions between characters.
Including personality traits in a narrative is a waste of time and distracts from the main plot.
Personality traits in a narrative are only important for the author's personal satisfaction.
Including personality traits in a narrative has no purpose.
Which of the following is an example of a positive personality trait?
Arrogance
Cruelty
Dishonesty
Kindness
How do personality traits contribute to the development of a story?
Personality traits have no impact on the development of a story.
Personality traits shape the actions, motivations, and behaviors of characters, driving the plot and adding depth to the story.
The development of a story is solely determined by the plot and setting, not by the characters' personality traits.
Personality traits only affect the appearance of characters, not their actions or behaviors in the story.
What is the difference between a protagonist and an antagonist in a narrative?
The protagonist and antagonist are the same character.
The protagonist is the main character or hero, while the antagonist is the character or force that opposes the protagonist.
The protagonist is the character that opposes the main character.
The antagonist is the character that supports the main character.
How can understanding narratives and personality traits help in real life?
Understanding narratives and personality traits can help in real life by improving communication and relationships, enhancing empathy and understanding, and providing insights into human behavior and motivations.
Understanding narratives and personality traits is only useful for psychologists and researchers, not for everyday people.
Understanding narratives and personality traits can lead to misunderstandings and conflicts in real life.
Understanding narratives and personality traits has no practical application in real life.
What does "light-hearted" mean?
friendly
innocent
relaxed
Where did the story happen?
On the river
In the forest
in the jungle
At the zoo
The following fact which not made the wolf get angry with the lamb is…
the lamb muddied the water
the lamb stood at the Upstream
the lamb drank at the same stream
the lamb protested him
Where did the story happen?
On the river
In the forest
in the jungle
At the zoo
The following fact which not made the wolf get angry with the lamb is…
the lamb muddied the water
the lamb stood at the Upstream
the lamb drank at the same stream
the lamb protested him
.“…you are muddying my drinking water.”
What does the underlined word refers to?
The wolf
The lamb
the writer
the man
What is the main idea of the first paragraph?
Their neighbor was a witch.
The mother gother caught the man
The man’s wife wanted the neighbor’s plant.
The man’s wife stole the plant by herself.
The word “looked after” in the third paragraph means …..
see
watch
find
take care
Why did the prince become blind?
He was blind because he was cursed
He was blind because he went hunting.
He was blind because he fell into thorny bush
He was blind because he fell in love with
Rapunzel
Why did the lion set the mouse free?
The lion was pleased by the mouse’s promise.
The mouse was cute
The mouse gave him a piece of cheese
The mouse was funny
What can we learn from the story?
Be mean to others
Be honest
Never forgive someone who have hurt you
You will reap what you sow
The two brother's ambition was to …….
become rich
become ministers
help the King make good laws
make the King's subjects happy
From the story, we can see that King Aruya ……...
kept many crocodiles
could make good laws
did not need any ministers
disliked people who told lies
Narrative writing tells a story to ........... the reader.
persuade
entertain
inform
dismiss
What is the goal of writing a narrative?
to create a masterpiece
to have the reader make a choice
to attract the readers at the beginning, keep them engaged until the end
To create and ending that is always funny
What is the resolution?
Lesson from the story.
Where the problems in the story developed.
Where the problems in the story is solved.
It is about the opening paragraph where the characters of the story are introduced.
What is the complication?
Lesson from the story.
Where the problems in the story developed.
Where the problems in the story is solved
It is about the opening paragraph where the characters of the story are introduced.
The reorientation of narrative is related to ... ?
conclusion of the story.
plot of the story.
conflict of the story.
end of the story.
What the language feature of narrative text, EXCEPT... .
past tense.
present tense.
time conjunction.
direct speech.
Which one of these sentences below that is past tense?
I write a novel.
I was writing a novel.
I have written a novel.
I wrote a novel.
"Once upon a time there lived a little gilr names Snow White."
What is the underlined sentences?
Past tense.
Adverb of time.
Time conjunction.
Action verb.
Then she saw this little cottage. She knocked but no one answered so she went inside and fell asleep.
What is the underlined sentences?
Past tense.
Adverb of time.
Time conjunction.
Action verb.
