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Worksheet time: 1hrs 16mins
A crow was very thirsty on a hot summer day. It flew around looking for water but found none. At last, it saw a pitcher with some water at the bottom. However, the crow couldn't reach the water with its beak. It thought hard and came up with an idea. The crow began picking up small stones and dropping them into the pitcher. Slowly, the water level rose, and the crow was able to drink. Feeling satisfied, it flew away happily.
What lesson can we learn from the story?
Always ask others for help when in trouble
Hard work is unnecessary for simple tasks
Birds are naturally clever animals
Patience is more important than intelligence
Intelligence and effort can solve problems
What is the resolution in a narrative text?
The background information
The climax of the story
The introduction of characters
The description of the setting
The ending where the problem is solved
There was once a young boy named Tom who loved to play tricks on people. One day, he shouted, "Wolf! Wolf!" to scare the villagers. They came running to help, but there was no wolf, and Tom laughed at them. He repeated this trick several times. Finally, one day, a wolf really came, and when Tom shouted for help, nobody believed him. The wolf attacked his sheep, and Tom learned a painful lesson.
What lesson we can learn from the story?
Always tell the truth
Do not trust strangers
Protect your sheep at all costs
Laughing at others is harmless
Wolves are dangerous animals
Once upon a time, there was a clever fox who lived in a forest. One day, he saw a crow sitting on a branch with a piece of cheese in its beak. The fox thought of a plan to get the cheese. "Dear Crow." said the fox, "you have a beautiful voice. Can you sing for me?" Flattered, the crow began to sing, and the cheese fell to the ground. The fox quickly grabbed it and ran away.
What is the text about?
Recount Text
Descriptive Text
Narrative Text
Announcement Text
Analytical Exposition Text
The generic structure of narrative text are....
Complication, Resolution, and Orientation
Resolution, Orientation, and Complication
Orientation and Complication
Orientation, Resolution, and Complication
Orientation, Complication, Resolution, and Coda
What is a moral in a narrative text?
A description of the setting
A plot twist
An event that leads to the climax
A lesson learned from the story
A character's background
Which of the following narrative texts are categorized as fictional stories?
(Choose more than one answer)
News articles
Fables
Legends
Scientific report
Fairy tales
In the structure of narrative text, where the author provides detailed information about the characters involved, setting, and time. What is part of the structure?
(The answer wear capitall letter at the beginning)
(a)
Two friends were walking through a forest and promised to always support each other in times of danger. Suddenly, a large bear appeared. approaching them. One friend, acting quickly, climbed a nearby tree to save himself. However, the other friend, unable to climb trees, had to rely on his instincts. He lay flat on the ground and held his breath, pretending to be dead since he knew bears do not touch lifeless bodies. The bear came close, sniffed him carefully, and eventually walked away. Once the bear was gone, the friend who had climbed the tree came down and asked, "What did the bear whisper in your ear?" The friend on the ground replied, "It told me never to trust someone who abandons me in danger."
Where do you think the story happened?
In the river
In the park
In the zoo
In the village
In the forest
In a narrative text, which elements are part of its generic structure?
(Choose more than one answer)
Resolution
Abstract
Description
Complication
Explanation
What is the role of the antagonist in a narrative text?
To oppose the protagonist
To support the protagonist
To narrate the story
To introduce the setting
To solve the conflict
In the intrinsic elements, there is a part that explains the setting, time, and atmosphere of the story. What is this part called?
(The answer wear capitall letter at the beginning)
(a)
What does the protagonist represent in a narrative text?
The main problem
The opposing force
The main character
The setting description
The background story
What is the main purpose of a narrative text?
To describe a person, place, or thing in detail
To provide instructions or steps
To tell the readers about a story and moral value of the story
To present arguments and persuade the readers
To report factual information
What is the difference between a fable and a fairy tale?
Fables contain animals as characters, while fairy tales involve magical events
Fables are always true stories, while fairy tales are fictional
Fables are written for adults, while fairy tales are for children
Fables have a sad ending, while fairy tales have a happy ending
Fables contain no moral, while fairy tales always do
Which narrative perspective uses "he," "she," or "they"?
Omniscient
Third-person
Objective
First-person
Second-person
What is the typical language feature of a narrative text?
Using imperative sentences
Using past tense
Using future tense
Using factual and statistical language
Using technical terms
Which of the following is an example of a narrative text?
A recipe book
A fable about a fox and a crow
An advertisement for a product
A scientific report on climate change
A user manual for a smartphone
In a small village, there was a kind man named John who loved animals. One day, he found a wounded dog by the side of the road. He took the dog home, cleaned its wounds, and cared for it until it recovered. Unbeknownst to John, the dog was no ordinary animal but a magical creature in disguise. To show its gratitude, the dog transformed into a man and gave John a bag of gold coins. From that day on, John lived happily, and he continued to help animals in need.
Why did the dog give John a bag of gold coins?
John saved the cat's life
The dog wanted to repay John's kindness
The dog was a rich man in disguise
John helped all the animals in the village
The dog wanted John to stop helping animals
What type of narrative features animals exhibiting human traits, such as reasoning and speaking, to imparting moral or ethical lessons through their actions and interactions?
(The answer wear capitall letter at the beginning)
(a)
