What is the purpose of a narrative text?

• To describe something
• To explain a process
• To entertain or amuse readers
• To argue about a topic

What is the generic structure of a narrative text?

• Orientation – Complication – Resolution
• Introduction – Description – Conclusion
• Goal – Steps – Result
• Problem – Solution – Message

What is usually found at the end of a narrative text?

• An invitation
• A moral value or lesson
• A discussion
• An argument

Text: Once upon a time, a tortoise and a rabbit had a race. The hare ran fast, then slept. The tortoise kept moving and won. Question: Why did the tortoise win the race?

• Because he was faster
• Because the rabbit got lost
• Because he didn’t stop
• Because the rabbit helped him

Text: A mouse helped a lion escape from a net by biting it. Earlier, the lion had let the mouse go. Question: Why did the mouse help the lion?

• To pay back his kindness
• To escape the net
• Because he feared the lion
• Because he was told to

Which of the following is NOT a narrative text?

• Fable
• Report
• Folktale
• Legend

What is usually introduced in the orientation part?

• Problem
• Moral value
• Solution
• Characters, time, and setting

What is the main function of the resolution?

• To create a conflict
• To introduce the characters
• To solve the problem
• To describe the setting

The word "castle", "prince", "fairy", and "dragon" are usually found in...

• Biography
• Legend
• Fairy tale
• News report

A story that involves animals acting like humans is called a...

• Recount
• Fable
• Procedure
• Report

The ending part of a narrative text is called...

• Description
• Explanation
• Resolution
• Identification

Narrative texts are written to inform the reader about facts and data.

A narrative text always includes a problem and a solution.

Resolution is where the story starts to get complicated.

The main function of a narrative text is to explain something.

The complication is the part where the problem appears.

A folktale is an example of a narrative text.