Pengertian dan Struktur Teks Narasi

What is meant by narrative text?

• Text that conveys information or news objectively.

• Text that tells a story in a clear chronological order.

• Text that presents historical facts using formal language.

• Text that describes the author's personal views on an event.

What are the main characteristics of narrative text?

• Using active sentences and adjectives.

• Telling events in the future in chronological order.

• Using past tense to describe events that have occurred.

• Presenting facts and information objectively.

Narrative text is usually used for the main purpose of:

• Conveying data in detail.

• Entertaining readers through interesting stories.

• Providing instructions to readers.

• Conveying the author's personal opinion.

Narrative text often includes the following elements, except:

• Characters and setting.

• Chronological sequence of events.

• Scientific and objective facts.

• Resolution or ending of the story.

What type of narrative text tells a story about fantasy adventures in another world?

• Historical story.

• Mystery story.

• Science fiction story.

• Romance story.

The part of the narrative text structure that introduces characters and setting is called:

• Complication.

• Resolution.

• Orientation.

• Re-orientation.

The part of the narrative text that contains the peak of the problem is called:

• Orientation.

• Falling action.

• Climax.

• Resolution.

What is meant by 'Falling action' in narrative text?

• The part that introduces the main character and setting.

• The part that contains the ongoing problem-solving.

• The part that resolves the conflict and prepares for the end of the story.

• The part that explains the background of the story in depth.

In the re-orientation part of narrative text, you usually find:

• An ending that leaves the story hanging.

• A moral message or character change.

• An unresolved peak problem.

• A repetition of events that have already occurred.

Which part of the narrative text structure contains problem-solving after the climax?

• Resolution.

• Complication.

• Orientation.

• Re-orientation.