Narrative Text Comprehension Assessment

What is the main purpose of a narrative text?

• a. To provide factual information

• b. To entertain and teach moral values

• c. To persuade the reader

• d. To explain a process

What is meant by progressive plot?

• a. A story that starts from the end

• b. A story that moves backwards

• c. A story that moves chronologically

• d. A story that focuses only on one character

In the plot of a narrative text, what happens during the "rising action" stage?

• a. Initial introduction of the story

• b. Problems begin to develop

• c. Peak of the story

• d. End of the story

Who is usually the main character in a narrative text?

• a. Antagonist

• b. Protagonist

• c. Narrator

• d. Supporting character

What is meant by "climax" in the structure of a narrative text plot?

• a. Beginning of the story

• b. Peak of the story

• c. Resolution of problems

• d. Introduction of characters

Which of the following is an example of setting in a narrative text?

• a. Main character

• b. Story conflict

• c. Time and place of the story

• d. Moral of the story

What is the function of "exposition" in the structure of a narrative text plot?

• a. Resolving problems

• b. Introducing the main conflict

• c. Providing initial introduction to the story

• d. Ending the story

Who usually opposes the main character in a narrative text?

• a. Protagonist

• b. Antagonist

• c. Narrator

• d. Author

What happens during the "falling action" stage in a narrative text plot?

• a. Problems begin to emerge

• b. Peak of conflict

• c. Resolution of problems

• d. Introduction of characters

Which of the following is NOT a type of plot in narrative text?

• a. Progressive plot

• b. Flashback plot

• c. Expository plot

• d. Mixed plot