Narrative Text

What does the Lion initially do when he catches the Mouse?

• He decides to eat the Mouse.

• He asks the Mouse for help.

• He laughs at the Mouse's promise.

• He immediately sets the Mouse free.

What is the Lion's initial reaction when caught in the net?

• He roars loudly for help.

• He tries to break free using his great strength.

• He asks the Mouse to help him.

• He remains calm and patient.

What sound fills the forest after the Lion is caught in the net?

• Joyous laughter from the Lion.

• Angry loud roars from the Mouse.

• Melodious tunes sung by other animals.

• The echoes of the Lion's frustrated roars.

How does the Mouse eventually help the Lion when he's caught in the net?

• The Mouse calls for help from other animals.

• The Mouse uses his tiny teeth to cut the net.

• The Mouse laughs at the Lion's predicament.

• The Mouse runs away in fear.

What does the Lion do after the Mouse helps him?

• He scolds the Mouse.

• He laughs at the Mouse.

• He eats the Mouse.

• He thanks the Mouse.

What does the Lion learn from the Mouse's help?

• That he should always help other animals.

• That he should be afraid of small creatures.

• That little friends can be great friends.

• That he should avoid the Mouse.

What is the primary function of the "Orientation" in the narrative text "The Lion and The Mouse"?

• To introduce the main characters.

• To create suspense and conflict.

• To present the story's moral or lesson.

• To resolve the story's central problem.

What is the purpose of the "Complication" section in the narrative text "The Lion and The Mouse"?

• To introduce the main characters.

• To resolve the story's central problem.

• To create tension and conflict.

• To present the story's moral lesson.

In the narrative text "The Lion and The Mouse," what element of the story can be identified in the "Re-orientation" section?

• The introduction of the main characters.

• The climax or turning point of the story.

• The lesson or moral of the story

• The initial conflict and complication

Which section of the narrative text "The Lion and The Mouse" primarily conveys the lesson or moral of the story "Little friends may prove to be great friends. Friend in need is a friend indeed"?

• The Orientation

• The Complication

• The Resolution

• The Re-orientation