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Quiz on narrative writing basics.

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Froggy Jumps Narrative Text QuizOnline version Quiz on narrative writing basics. by HERLINA MOONTI 1 What is the sequence of events in a narrative called? a Plot b Theme c Character arc 2 Who is the narrator if 'I' tells the story? a Second-person narrator b Third-person narrator c First-person narrator 3 Which element describes where and when a story happens? a Theme b Setting c Conflict 4 What is the problem that drives the story called? a Resolution b Conflict c Climax 5 Which point of view uses 'he' or 'she'? a Second-person b Third-person narrator c First-person 6 Which moment marks the greatest tension in a narrative? a Climax b Resolution c Rising action 7 Which term means the message about life or human nature? a Theme b Tone c Mood 8 Which character is opposed to the protagonist? a Protagonist b Mentor c Antagonist 9 What connects events and makes the story coherent? a Setting b Plot structure c Character development 10 What is the narrator's attitude toward the story called? a Tone b Theme c Mood

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Narrative Text QuizOnline version

Quiz on narrative writing basics.

by HERLINA MOONTI

What is the sequence of events in a narrative called?

Plot

Theme

Character arc

Who is the narrator if 'I' tells the story?

Second-person narrator

Third-person narrator

First-person narrator

Which element describes where and when a story happens?

Theme

Setting

Conflict

What is the problem that drives the story called?

Resolution

Conflict

Climax

Which point of view uses 'he' or 'she'?

Second-person

Third-person narrator

First-person

Which moment marks the greatest tension in a narrative?

Climax

Resolution

Rising action

Which term means the message about life or human nature?

Theme

Tone

Mood

Which character is opposed to the protagonist?

Protagonist

Mentor

Antagonist

What connects events and makes the story coherent?

Setting

Plot structure

Character development

What is the narrator's attitude toward the story called?

Tone

Theme

Mood

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by HERLINA MOONTI

What is the sequence of events in a narrative called?

Who is the narrator if 'I' tells the story?

Which element describes where and when a story happens?

What is the problem that drives the story called?

Which point of view uses 'he' or 'she'?

Which moment marks the greatest tension in a narrative?

Which term means the message about life or human nature?

Which character is opposed to the protagonist?

What connects events and makes the story coherent?

What is the narrator's attitude toward the story called?

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