Legends in Narrative: Quick Quiz

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Test legends and narrative texts knowledge.

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Froggy Jumps Legends in Narrative: Quick QuizOnline version Test legends and narrative texts knowledge. by Umi Faridah 1 What defines a legend in narrative texts? a A modern fantasy with talking animals. b A traditional story about real or legendary events tied to a place. c A made-up scientific report. 2 Which element is common in legends? a Strict climate data. b Steps for a recipe. c Heroic deeds and moral lessons. 3 Legends often originate from which source? a Historic places or figures. b Current news reports. c Astronomical data. 4 What distinguishes a legend from a myth? a Legends are rooted in history; myths are not. b Legends are fictional; myths are historical. c Legends always have real places; myths never do. 5 Which is a typical purpose of a legend? a To provide precise scientific facts. b To explain tradition and values. c To teach math. 6 Which feature is often found in legends? a Courageous heroes. b Detailed weather forecasts. c Advanced technology. 7 Which setting is common for legends? a Underwater planets. b Historic places or landscapes. c Futuristic cities. 8 Which of these is a legend example? a Malin Kundang b Cinderella c Zeus 9 What is the generic structure of a narrative text? a Orientation – Complication – Resolution b Identification – Description c Goal – Materials – Steps 10 How do legends usually end? a With a moral or lesson. b With a chart and appendix. c With no conclusion.

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Legends in Narrative: Quick QuizOnline version

Test legends and narrative texts knowledge.

by Umi Faridah

What defines a legend in narrative texts?

A modern fantasy with talking animals.

A traditional story about real or legendary events tied to a place.

A made-up scientific report.

Which element is common in legends?

Strict climate data.

Steps for a recipe.

Heroic deeds and moral lessons.

Legends often originate from which source?

Historic places or figures.

Current news reports.

Astronomical data.

What distinguishes a legend from a myth?

Legends are rooted in history; myths are not.

Legends are fictional; myths are historical.

Legends always have real places; myths never do.

Which is a typical purpose of a legend?

To provide precise scientific facts.

To explain tradition and values.

To teach math.

Which feature is often found in legends?

Courageous heroes.

Detailed weather forecasts.

Advanced technology.

Which setting is common for legends?

Underwater planets.

Historic places or landscapes.

Futuristic cities.

Which of these is a legend example?

Malin Kundang

Cinderella

Zeus

What is the generic structure of a narrative text?

Orientation – Complication – Resolution

Identification – Description

Goal – Materials – Steps

How do legends usually end?

With a moral or lesson.

With a chart and appendix.

With no conclusion.

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Legends in Narrative: Quick QuizOnline version

by Umi Faridah

What defines a legend in narrative texts?

Which element is common in legends?

Legends often originate from which source?

What distinguishes a legend from a myth?

Which is a typical purpose of a legend?

Which feature is often found in legends?

Which setting is common for legends?

Which of these is a legend example?

What is the generic structure of a narrative text?

How do legends usually end?

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