WorksheetsNarrative teks
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 10mins
The structure of narrative text that contains an introduction to the characters and setting is called...
Complication
Resolution
Orientation
Reorientation
Coda
The part of a narrative text that tells the peak of the problem is...
Orientation
Complication
Resolution
Moral value
Epilogue
An example of a suitable narrative text is...
Research report
Fairy tale 'Cinderella'
News article
Recipes
Official letter
The main purpose of narrative text is...
Give instructions
Entertain readers
Criticize policies
Explain the process
Influence opinion
The following sentences are included in the *resolution* part of the narrative text...
"Once upon a time, there was a kind princess."
"The dragon kidnapped the prince."
"The knight defeated the dragon and saved the prince."
"They lived happily ever after."
"The kingdom was full of mysteries."
The *reorientation* part in narrative text functions to...
Introducing characters
Presents the climax of the story
Give a moral message
Resolving conflicts
Closing the story with a conclusion
The general linguistic characteristic of narrative text is using...
Imperative sentence
Past verbs (past tense)
Technical terms
Rhetorical question
Persuasive language
"The villagers celebrated their victory with a grand feast." This sentence includes part...
Orientation
Complication
Resolution
Reorientation
Climax
The moral message in narrative text is also called...
Plot
Moral value
Setting
Conflict
Epilogue
An example of the correct *orientation* sentence is...
"Suddenly, a storm destroyed the village."
"In a small village, there lived a wise old man."
"The hero fought bravely against the monster."
"They decided to never return to the forest."
"And so, the kingdom prospered for centuries."
The initial stage in a conversation aimed at initiating interaction is called...
Maintaining
Expectory
Closing
Narrative
Intonation
When you want to close a conversation, the right expression is...
"How are you?"
"Nice to meet you!"
"See you later!"
"What's your name?"
"Why did that happen?"
To maintain the conversation, the correct response to "I went to the beach yesterday" is...
"Okay."
"That sounds fun! What did you do there?"
"Goodbye!"
"Where is the beach?"
"I don’t care."
An example of a formal conversation starter sentence is...
"Hey, what's up?"
"Hello, may I help you?"
"Bye, take care!"
"Why are you late?"
"Tell me a story."
The structure of narrative text that contains the climax of the problem is called...
Orientation
Complication
Resolution
Reorientation
Tail
An example of narrative text is...
Scientific report
Folk tales
Instruction manual
Product advertising
Official letter
The part that introduces the characters and setting in narrative text is...
Complication
Resolution
Orientation
Moral value
Epilogue
The main purpose of narrative text is...
Give instructions
Entertain readers
Convince the audience
Provide facts
Criticize social issues
Example of a sentence in narrative text: "The prince fought the dragon bravely." This sentence includes part...
Orientation
Complication
Resolution
Reorientation
Climax
Sentences that use the simple past tense are...
She goes to school every day.
They are playing football now.
He visited his grandma yesterday.
I will travel next week.
We have finished the task.
