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Understanding Narrative Texts

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Test your knowledge of narrative texts and their features.

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Understanding Narrative Texts
 

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Test your knowledge of narrative texts and their features.

by Dinny Sunja
1

What is the main purpose of a narrative text?

2

Which part typically introduces the characters and setting?

3

What is a common language feature of narrative texts?

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Which is part of the generic structure of a narrative?

5

What social function does a narrative serve?

6

What feature helps create suspense in a narrative?

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Which element is NOT typically part of a narrative?

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What is the role of the resolution in a narrative?

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Which language feature is common in narrative texts?

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Why are social functions important in narratives?

11

What is a fable?

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Which characters are common in fables?

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What is the main purpose of a fable?

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Which of these is a famous fable?

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What is usually the ending of a fable?

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Who often narrates a fable?

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What kind of language is used in fables?

18

Are animals in fables usually talking?

19

What lesson does 'The Fox and the Grapes' teach?

20

What is a key feature of a fable?

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