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Quick true/false about narrative vs expository texts

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Quick true/false about narrative vs expository texts

by Jambee Sisa
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Exposition (expository) aims to inform or explain ideas and facts.

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A narrative text cannot present any factual information.

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Expository texts always use first-person perspective.

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Expository texts never include character dialogue or scenes.

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Narrative text tells a story with characters, setting, and a plot.

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A short story or novel is an example of narrative text.

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Expository writing is only about telling, not explaining any process.

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Narration often presents events in sequence and from a perspective, real or implied.

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Expository writing uses organization like headings, logical order, and explanations.

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In narrative writing, there is no ordering of events.

 
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