Recounts and Narrative Text Quiz

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Froggy Jumps Recounts and Narrative Text QuizOnline version Test your knowledge on recounts and narrative texts with this fun quiz! by Ricka Galuh 1 What is the purpose of a recount text? a To describe a character. b To persuade the reader. c To retell past events. 2 What are the typical tenses used in a recount text? a Present tense b Past c Future 3 What is a common feature of recount texts? a Imagery. b Dialogue. c Chronological order. 4 In narrative texts, what does the climax refer to? a The conclusion. b The introduction. c The turning point of the story. 5 Which of the following is NOT a type of recount text? a Persuasive recount. b Historical recount. c Personal recount. 6 What type of language is often used in narrative texts? a Descriptive language. b Formal language. c Technical language. 7 What does the setting in a narrative text refer to? a The moral of the story. b The main character's goal. c The time and place of the story. 8 What is a key characteristic of a personal recount? a It includes fictional elements. b It focuses on historical facts. c It shares personal experiences. 9 Which structure is in narrative texts? a orientation, events, reorientation b Problem, solution, conclusion. c Introduction, body, summary. 10 What are the examples of time connectives? a but, because, so b in,on,under c Before, after, at that time 11 Example of recount text topiv a My first day of school b Cinderella c How to make pancake 12 What is the purpose of a narrative text? a To retell past experience b To tell how to make something c To entertain readers 13 What is the elements of narrative text? a Materials b Characters c Data 14 What is the tenses used in narrative text? a Simple past b Simple present c Present future 15 What is the climax of the story a The most exciting part of the story b The introduction of the characters c The end of the story 16 What is the resolution of a story a Introduction of characters b Where conflict is resolved c The conflix appears 17 The example of narrative text a Angry lion and smart deer b My new home c How to make you sleep faster 18 Below is not a type of narrative text a Fable b Legends c Diary 19 What role of dialogue in narrative text? a To provide background information b To reveal characters' thoughts and feelings c To summarize the plot 20 What is the difference between a first-person and third-person in narrative a First -person uses "I" while third-person uses "He,She or they" b First-person is more formal than third-person c First-person uses "He,She or they" while third person uses "I" 21 How can you end a narrative text with a strong conclusion a By summarizing the entire story b By leaving the ending open-ended c By providing a satisfying resolution 22 What is the orientation in a recount text? a The introduction of characters,setting and time b The climax of the story c The main events of the story 23 What is the role of sensory details in a recount text? a To provide factual information b To engage the reader's senses c To confuse the reader 24 What is the use of time connectives in a recount text? a To confuse the reader b To make text longer c To show the sequence of events 25 What is the difference between a recount and a narrative text? a Recount retells past events, narrative tells a story b Recount is formal, narrative is informal c Recount is fictional, narrative is factual 26 What is the purpose of reorientation in a recount text? a To describe the main events b To introduce the characters,setting and time c To provide a concluding statement

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Recounts and Narrative Text QuizOnline version

by Ricka Galuh

What is the purpose of a recount text?

What are the typical tenses used in a recount text?

What is a common feature of recount texts?

In narrative texts, what does the climax refer to?

Which of the following is NOT a type of recount text?

What type of language is often used in narrative texts?

What does the setting in a narrative text refer to?

What is a key characteristic of a personal recount?

Which structure is in narrative texts?

What are the examples of time connectives?

Example of recount text topiv

What is the purpose of a narrative text?

What is the elements of narrative text?

What is the tenses used in narrative text?

What is the climax of the story

What is the resolution of a story

The example of narrative text

Below is not a type of narrative text

What role of dialogue in narrative text?

What is the difference between a first-person and third-person in narrative

How can you end a narrative text with a strong conclusion

What is the orientation in a recount text?

What is the role of sensory details in a recount text?

What is the use of time connectives in a recount text?

What is the difference between a recount and a narrative text?

What is the purpose of reorientation in a recount text?