Narrative Text Analysis

1. The orientation part of a narrative text usually introduces...

• 1. The ending of the story

• 1. The characters and setting

• 1. The problem or conflict

• 1. The solution to the problem

• 1. The climax of the story

1. The structure of a narrative text typically consists of...

• 1. Orientation, complication, resolution

• 1. The ending of the story

• 1. General statement, supporting details

• 1. The solution to the problem

• 1. The climax of the story

1. The main purpose of a narrative text is to...

• 1. Inform the reader

• 1. Entertain the reader

• 1. Persuade the reader

• 1. Explain a process

• 1. Give instructions to the reader

1. A narrative text is mainly used to...

• 1. Describe a place

• 1. Tell a story

• 2. Give an opinion

• 1. Provide instructions

• 1. explain a process

1. The complication in a narrative text refers to...

• 1. The beginning of the story

• 1. The main problem or conflict

• 1. The solution to the problem

• 1. The ending of the story

• 1. The most exciting part of the story

In a small village, an annual tradition took place every year on the 27th of June: the lottery. It was a day filled with excitement and dread, as villagers gathered in the square, waiting to see who would be chosen. The lottery was a custom as old as the village itself, and no one could remember why it was done.

The ceremony began with the town officials drawing names from a black box. As each name was called out, a sense of relief washed over those who heard their names, but a growing sense of dread settled over those who were still in the box. Finally, one name remained: Tessie Hutchinson.

The villagers, though initially shocked, carried out the tradition. Tessie protested, claiming it wasn't fair, but her protests were drowned out by the crowd. In the end, she was stoned to death, a victim of a senseless ritual.

What is the main event that takes place annually in the village?

• 1. A harvest festival

• 1. A lottery

• 1. A religious ceremony

• 1. A sports competition

• 1. A parade

In a small village, an annual tradition took place every year on the 27th of June: the lottery. It was a day filled with excitement and dread, as villagers gathered in the square, waiting to see who would be chosen. The lottery was a custom as old as the village itself, and no one could remember why it was done.

The ceremony began with the town officials drawing names from a black box. As each name was called out, a sense of relief washed over those who heard their names, but a growing sense of dread settled over those who were still in the box. Finally, one name remained: Tessie Hutchinson.

The villagers, though initially shocked, carried out the tradition. Tessie protested, claiming it wasn't fair, but her protests were drowned out by the crowd. In the end, she was stoned to death, a victim of a senseless ritual.

1. What emotion is most prevalent among the villagers as the lottery begins?

• Joy

• 1. Fear

• Indifference

• 1. Anger

• Excitement

In a small village, an annual tradition took place every year on the 27th of June: the lottery. It was a day filled with excitement and dread, as villagers gathered in the square, waiting to see who would be chosen. The lottery was a custom as old as the village itself, and no one could remember why it was done.

The ceremony began with the town officials drawing names from a black box. As each name was called out, a sense of relief washed over those who heard their names, but a growing sense of dread settled over those who were still in the box. Finally, one name remained: Tessie Hutchinson.

The villagers, though initially shocked, carried out the tradition. Tessie protested, claiming it wasn't fair, but her protests were drowned out by the crowd. In the end, she was stoned to death, a victim of a senseless ritual.

1. Why does Tessie Hutchinson protest when her name is drawn?

• She doesn't believe in the lottery

• 1. She thinks it's unfair

• She is afraid of being stoned

• 1. She wants someone else to be chosen

• 1. She is angry at the villagers

In a small village, an annual tradition took place every year on the 27th of June: the lottery. It was a day filled with excitement and dread, as villagers gathered in the square, waiting to see who would be chosen. The lottery was a custom as old as the village itself, and no one could remember why it was done.

The ceremony began with the town officials drawing names from a black box. As each name was called out, a sense of relief washed over those who heard their names, but a growing sense of dread settled over those who were still in the box. Finally, one name remained: Tessie Hutchinson.

The villagers, though initially shocked, carried out the tradition. Tessie protested, claiming it wasn't fair, but her protests were drowned out by the crowd. In the end, she was stoned to death, a victim of a senseless ritual.

1. What is the ultimate fate of Tessie Hutchinson?

• 1. She is exiled from the village

• 1. She is made the leader of the village

• 1. She is stoned to death

• 1. She disappears mysteriously

• 1. She wins a large prize

In a small village, an annual tradition took place every year on the 27th of June: the lottery. It was a day filled with excitement and dread, as villagers gathered in the square, waiting to see who would be chosen. The lottery was a custom as old as the village itself, and no one could remember why it was done.

The ceremony began with the town officials drawing names from a black box. As each name was called out, a sense of relief washed over those who heard their names, but a growing sense of dread settled over those who were still in the box. Finally, one name remained: Tessie Hutchinson.

The villagers, though initially shocked, carried out the tradition. Tessie protested, claiming it wasn't fair, but her protests were drowned out by the crowd. In the end, she was stoned to death, a victim of a senseless ritual.

1. What can be inferred about the villagers' attitude towards the lottery?

• They enjoy the lottery

• They are indifferent to the lottery

• They are afraid of the lottery

• 1. They believe the lottery is necessary

• They are uncertain about the lottery