Narrative text

The general structure of a narrative texts consists of…

• Orientation, complication, resolution

• Introduction, content, conclusion

• Theme, plot, characters, setting

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The orientation section in a narrative text serves to….

• Convey the main conflict of the story

• Introduce the characters and setting of the story

• Resolve the problem in the story

• Providing the moral message of the story

The characteristic of language that are often used in narrative texts are...

• Formal and standardized language

• Colloquial and direct conversation

• Uses figurative language and majas

• Uses long and complex sentences

The social purpose of a fairy tale narrative text is…

• Provide information about an event

• Entertaining the reader and conveying a moral message

• Explaining a process or a way of working

• Presents data and facts objectively

Conflict in a narrative text serves to...

• Make the story boring

• Increase the length of the story

• Attracts the reader's attention and makes the story more interesting

• Does not have a clear function

The resolution in a narrative text is the part where….

• The problem or conflict in the story is resolved

• New characters are introduced

• The setting of the story changes drastically

• The time of the story goes back in time

The narrative text of fairy tales can be derived from...

• Only folktales

• Modern literary works

• Science fiction stories

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What life values ​​are often conveyed through narrative fairy tale texts…

• Kindness, honesty, and courage

• Power and wealth

• Hatred and revenge

• Arrogance and arrogance

Which is an example of the use of figurative language in narrative fairy tale texts…

• The Mouse Deer is very smart

• The forest is very dense

• The bird chirps melodiously

• The Blind Man from the Ghost Cave

Fairy tales can be a means to….

• Learning from other people's experiences

• Blaming others

• Forgetting problems

• Avoiding reality