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Narrative and Analytical Texts Test

Total questions: 20

Worksheet time: 2hrs 40mins

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Class
Date
1.

What is the main purpose of a narrative text?

a)

To entertain or amuse the readers

b)

To explain a process

c)

To describe something

d)

To argue a point

2.

Which of the following is a common structure of a narrative text?

a)

Introduction - Arguments - Conclusion

b)

Orientation - Complication - Resolution

c)

Identification - Description

d)

Statement - Elaboration - Conclusion

3.

Which of the following is an example of a narrative text?

a)

News report

b)

Fairy tale

c)

Explanation text

d)

Descriptive essay

4.

In a narrative text, the 'complication' part usually contains...

a)

The happy ending of the story

b)

The introduction of characters

c)

The main problem or conflict in the story

d)

The description of the setting

5.

Which tense is most commonly used in narrative texts?

a)

Present tense

b)

Past tense

c)

Future tense

d)

Present continuous tense

6.

What is the moral value in a narrative text?

a)

The main problem of the story

b)

The setting of the story

c)

The lesson or message the story conveys

d)

The description of characters

7.

In narrative texts, the character who faces difficulties or challenges is often called the...

a)

Protagonist

b)

Antagonist

c)

Narrator

d)

Hero

8.

What is the typical ending part of a narrative text called?

a)

Resolution

b)

Introduction

c)

Complication

d)

Climax

9.

Which of the following stories is considered a fable?

a)

Cinderella

b)

The Tortoise and the Hare

c)

Romeo and Juliet

d)

The Legend of Sangkuriang

10.

The antagonist in a narrative text is...

a)

The main character of the story

b)

The character who causes conflict

c)

The narrator

d)

The setting

11.

What is the purpose of an analytical exposition text?

a)

To entertain readers

b)

To inform readers about past events

c)

To persuade readers with arguments

d)

To describe something

12.

Which of the following is a common structure of an analytical exposition text?

a)

Orientation - Complication - Resolution

b)

Thesis - Arguments - Reiteration

c)

Identification - Description

d)

Introduction - Conclusion

13.

The first paragraph of an analytical exposition text usually contains...

a)

The main arguments

b)

The background of the problem

c)

The conclusion

d)

The thesis statement

14.

In an analytical exposition text, what is the purpose of the arguments?

a)

To entertain the reader

b)

To support the writer's opinion

c)

To tell a story

d)

To introduce the topic

15.

Which of the following topics is suitable for an analytical exposition text?

a)

How to cook pasta

b)

The importance of recycling

c)

The story of Cinderella

d)

A description of my bedroom

16.

The language feature commonly found in an analytical exposition text is...

a)

Passive voice

b)

Present tense

c)

Future tense

d)

Past tense

17.

What is the main function of a reiteration in an analytical exposition text?

a)

To introduce a new argument

b)

To restate and strengthen the thesis

c)

To describe a character

d)

To introduce the opposing arguments

18.

In an analytical exposition text, the writer's attitude towards the topic is often conveyed through...

a)

Complication

b)

Conjunctions

c)

Modality

d)

Passive voice

19.

Which of the following sentences is an example of an argument in an analytical exposition?

a)

"Today, I will tell you a story."

b)

"I believe that global warming is a serious issue."

c)

"Once upon a time, there was a prince."

d)

"This text aims to explain the process of photosynthesis."

20.

The thesis statement in an analytical exposition text is typically located in the...

a)

Middle of the text

b)

First paragraph

c)

Last paragraph

d)

Title of the text