Understanding Narrative Structure

What is the main event that drives the story forward?

• The protagonist's backstory.

• The supporting characters' motivations.

• The setting of the story.

• The protagonist's conflict or challenge.

List the events in the order they occur in the text.

• Event 3, Event 1, Event 2, Event 4

• Event 2, Event 4, Event 1, Event 3

• Event 4, Event 3, Event 1, Event 2

• Event 1, Event 2, Event 3, Event 4

Describe a key action taken by the protagonist and its significance.

• The protagonist ignores their fears and continues with their daily routine.

• The protagonist confronts their fears by standing up to the antagonist.

• The protagonist seeks help from a mentor instead of facing the antagonist.

• The protagonist runs away from the antagonist without confronting them.

How does the setting influence the main events of the story?

• The setting has no impact on the story's events.

• The setting only affects the story's length.

• The setting determines the genre of the story.

• The setting influences the main events by shaping characters' actions, motivations, and the challenges they encounter.

Identify a turning point in the narrative and explain its impact.

• The antagonist's plan to sabotage the protagonist.

• The protagonist's decision to ignore their problems.

• The setting change to a different location.

• The protagonist's decision to confront their fears.

What character actions lead to the climax of the story?

• The antagonist's unexpected betrayal of a friend.

• The protagonist's decision to run away from their problems.

• The side character's humorous distraction during a serious moment.

• The protagonist's confrontation with their greatest fear.

Reflect on a moment in the text that you found relatable. Why?

• A moment of trivial conversation.

• A moment of joyful celebration.

• A moment of mundane routine.

• A moment of difficult decision-making.

How do the characters' decisions affect the outcome of the story?

• The plot is determined solely by external events.

• The characters' decisions have no impact on the story.

• Character decisions are irrelevant to the resolution.

• The characters' decisions directly influence the plot and resolution of the story.

Summarize the main events in three sentences using chronological order.

• The protagonist finds a hidden map, embarks on a challenging journey, and ultimately discovers the treasure.

• The protagonist finds a treasure chest, opens it, and discovers a magical creature inside.

• The protagonist loses the map, gets lost in the forest, and returns home empty-handed.

• The protagonist meets a wise old man, learns about the map, and decides to sell it instead of using it.

What motivates the antagonist's actions throughout the narrative?

• Desire for wealth and fame.

• Quest for knowledge and understanding.

• Need for acceptance and love.

• Desire for power and revenge.