Narrative Conventions in Storytelling

What are narrative conventions used for in a story?

• To complicate the plot

• To ensure the story can be understood, visualised, and enjoyed by the reader

• To confuse the reader

• To create a longer story

Which narrative convention explains 'who the story is about'?

• Setting

• Theme

• Character

• Style

What does the 'Setting' in a story refer to?

• The message of the story

• Where the story takes place

• The choice of words in the story

• What happens in the story

What is the synonym for 'Protagonist' from the list provided?

• Antagonist

• Central idea

• Narrative perspective

• Main Character

Which term is a synonym for 'Theme'?

• Place

• Message

• Time

• Narrative structure

What does 'Point of View' refer to in narrative conventions?

• The message of the story

• The choice of words in the story

• Who is telling the story

• Where the story takes place

What narrative convention is associated with 'The choice of words in the story'?

• Plot

• Theme

• Setting

• Style

What is characterisation in literature?

• The process by which writers reveal the personality of a character

• The background information about the setting of a story

• The sequence of events that occur in a narrative

• The moral or lesson that a story conveys to the reader

What role does the protagonist play in a story?

• The main character who faces the main conflict and learns lessons

• Any character who creates opposition for the protagonist

• A character that supports the protagonist or antagonist without much detail

• A character that is not developed in much detail but serves a purpose

What is the role of the antagonist in a story?

• The main character who faces the main conflict and learns lessons

• Any character who creates opposition for the protagonist

• A character that supports the protagonist or antagonist without much detail

• A character that is not developed in much detail but serves a purpose