Narrative Text

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Test your knowledge of narrative elements.

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ABNER DUVAN FRANCO ALVAREZ

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Narrative TextOnline version Test your knowledge of narrative elements. by ABNER DUVAN FRANCO ALVAREZ 1 A narrator cannot be unreliable in a narrative. Yes No 2 The theme of a narrative is always stated explicitly in every paragraph. Yes No 3 In a narrative, the resolution always happens before the rising action. Yes No 4 A central conflict or problem drives the plot in most narratives. Yes No 5 Point of view indicates who tells the story (e.g., first person, third person). Yes No 6 The plot generally follows a sequence of events, known as a storyline. Yes No 7 Descriptions in a narrative have no impact on suspense or mood. Yes No 8 The climax is the moment of greatest tension before the resolution. Yes No 9 A conflict or problem is essential to a narrative. Yes No 10 The setting describes where and when the story happens. Yes No 11 Narrative texts usually have a beginning, middle, and end. Yes No 12 The setting describes the time and place of the story. Yes No 13 A narrative often includes characters who drive the plot. Yes No 14 The narrator's perspective can be first person or third person. Yes No 15 Narrative texts never use dialogue to reveal character traits. Yes No 16 A narrative text cannot use foreshadowing to hint at future events. Yes No 17 All narratives must be written in the past tense. Yes No 18 The conclusion always occurs after the main events without any resolution. Yes No 19 Nonlinear timelines are never used in narrative writing. Yes No 20 A narrative text includes characters who drive the plot. Yes No

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Narrative Text

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by ABNER DUVAN FRANCO ALVAREZ

A narrator cannot be unreliable in a narrative.

The theme of a narrative is always stated explicitly in every paragraph.

In a narrative, the resolution always happens before the rising action.

A central conflict or problem drives the plot in most narratives.

Point of view indicates who tells the story (e.g., first person, third person).

The plot generally follows a sequence of events, known as a storyline.

Descriptions in a narrative have no impact on suspense or mood.

The climax is the moment of greatest tension before the resolution.

A conflict or problem is essential to a narrative.

The setting describes where and when the story happens.

Narrative texts usually have a beginning, middle, and end.

The setting describes the time and place of the story.

A narrative often includes characters who drive the plot.

The narrator's perspective can be first person or third person.

Narrative texts never use dialogue to reveal character traits.

A narrative text cannot use foreshadowing to hint at future events.

All narratives must be written in the past tense.

The conclusion always occurs after the main events without any resolution.

Nonlinear timelines are never used in narrative writing.

A narrative text includes characters who drive the plot.