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Narrative Text Quiz Grade 10

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Narrative Text Quiz Grade 10
 

Narrative Text Quiz Grade 10Online version

A quiz for learn narrative text

by Erlina NK
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“Emma woke up early and decided to visit the ancient library in her town. She wanted to find old manuscripts about her family’s history. When she arrived, the librarian welcomed her warmly and guided her to the archives.” 1. Who is the main character in the story?

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“Emma woke up early and decided to visit the ancient library in her town. She wanted to find old manuscripts about her family’s history. When she arrived, the librarian welcomed her warmly and guided her to the archives.” 2. What did Emma want to find?

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“Emma woke up early and decided to visit the ancient library in her town. She wanted to find old manuscripts about her family’s history. When she arrived, the librarian welcomed her warmly and guided her to the archives.” 3. When did Emma decide to visit the library?

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“Emma woke up early and decided to visit the ancient library in her town. She wanted to find old manuscripts about her family’s history. When she arrived, the librarian welcomed her warmly and guided her to the archives.” 4. Where did Emma go?

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“Emma woke up early and decided to visit the ancient library in her town. She wanted to find old manuscripts about her family’s history. When she arrived, the librarian welcomed her warmly and guided her to the archives.” 5. Why did Emma visit the library?

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“Emma woke up early and decided to visit the ancient library in her town. She wanted to find old manuscripts about her family’s history. When she arrived, the librarian welcomed her warmly and guided her to the archives.” 6. How did the librarian respond to Emma?

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“During the festival, villagers prepared traditional food and sang ancient songs. Despite the hard work, everyone felt proud to celebrate their culture together.” 7. What is the main idea?

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“During the festival, villagers prepared traditional food and sang ancient songs. Despite the hard work, everyone felt proud to celebrate their culture together.” Choose the synonym of “ancient” from the paragraph above.

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“During the festival, villagers prepared traditional food and sang ancient songs. Despite the hard work, everyone felt proud to celebrate their culture together.” Choose the antonym of “proud”.

10

“Ali felt nervous before his speech, but he practiced tirelessly every day. His hard work helped him deliver a confident presentation that impressed his classmates.” 10. What is the lesson from this story?

11

What kind of story is most likely being shown in the picture?

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Which of the following best describes the purpose of a narrative text?

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In narrative texts, which sentence is true about the complication?

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Which of the following phrases represents synonyms in the context of narrative text?

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Why is it important for a narrative text to have a clear chronological order?

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"Once upon a time, there lived a poor farmer. One day, he found a magic seed. However, the seed was cursed and brought him misfortune until he learned to share his harvest." Which part of the text represents the complication?

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"A clever rabbit outwits a hungry fox by tricking it into jumping into a thorny bush." What type of narrative is this most likely to be?

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"The princess was astonished when the frog transformed into a prince." Which word could replace "astonished" without changing the meaning?

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"The generous king rewarded the honest farmer, unlike his greedy brother who kept everything for himself." What is the antonym of "generous" in this context?

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"She whispered the spell, the shadows danced, and the locked door creaked open." How does the writer show past events in this text?

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