Narrative Text Non fiction XI IPS 1

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Test your understanding of narrative texts.

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IRENA MARIANA NINGO'

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Froggy Jumps Narrative Text Non fiction XI IPS 1Online version Test your understanding of narrative texts. by IRENA MARIANA NINGO' 1 What is the definition of a narrative text? a A text that gives factual information only. b A text that tells a story with characters and events. c A text that lists steps to complete a task. 2 What is the main purpose of a narrative text? a To present only arguments and evidence. b To compare numerical data and statistics. c To entertain, inform, or convey a story through events and characters. 3 Which is a typical feature of narrative language? a Descriptive details that create imagery. b Bullet-point lists of data. c Technical diagrams and charts. 4 Which is NOT a common function of narratives? a To develop plot and character. b To convey a sequence of events. c To present unrelated random facts. 5 What are the classic stages of a narrative structure? a Problem, data, theory. b Introduction, hypothesis, conclusion. c Orientation, complication, resolution. 6 Which feature helps set a narrative's time and place? a Abstract theory with no context. b Glossary of terms and references. c Temporal and spatial setting details. 7 Which is an example of fiction in narratives? a A biography detailing a scientist's life. b A short story about a dragon in a village. c A travel brochure describing a city. 8 Which is an example of non-fiction narrative? a A science fiction tale about space travel. b A fantasy myth about gods. c A memoir about overcoming a challenge. 9 What distinguishes first-person narration? a The story is told from the narrator's own perspective. b The narrator is never mentioned. c It uses third-person omniscient voice. 10 Which is a distinguishing feature between fiction and non-fiction narratives? a Fiction uses invented events; non-fiction reflects real events. b Non-fiction uses invented characters; fiction uses real people. c Fiction has real timelines; non-fiction uses only myths.

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Narrative Text Non fiction XI IPS 1Online version

Test your understanding of narrative texts.

by IRENA MARIANA NINGO'

What is the definition of a narrative text?

A text that gives factual information only.

A text that tells a story with characters and events.

A text that lists steps to complete a task.

What is the main purpose of a narrative text?

To present only arguments and evidence.

To compare numerical data and statistics.

To entertain, inform, or convey a story through events and characters.

Which is a typical feature of narrative language?

Descriptive details that create imagery.

Bullet-point lists of data.

Technical diagrams and charts.

Which is NOT a common function of narratives?

To develop plot and character.

To convey a sequence of events.

To present unrelated random facts.

What are the classic stages of a narrative structure?

Problem, data, theory.

Introduction, hypothesis, conclusion.

Orientation, complication, resolution.

Which feature helps set a narrative's time and place?

Abstract theory with no context.

Glossary of terms and references.

Temporal and spatial setting details.

Which is an example of fiction in narratives?

A biography detailing a scientist's life.

A short story about a dragon in a village.

A travel brochure describing a city.

Which is an example of non-fiction narrative?

A science fiction tale about space travel.

A fantasy myth about gods.

A memoir about overcoming a challenge.

What distinguishes first-person narration?

The story is told from the narrator's own perspective.

The narrator is never mentioned.

It uses third-person omniscient voice.

Which is a distinguishing feature between fiction and non-fiction narratives?

Fiction uses invented events; non-fiction reflects real events.

Non-fiction uses invented characters; fiction uses real people.

Fiction has real timelines; non-fiction uses only myths.

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Narrative Text Non fiction XI IPS 1Online version

by IRENA MARIANA NINGO'

What is the definition of a narrative text?

What is the main purpose of a narrative text?

Which is a typical feature of narrative language?

Which is NOT a common function of narratives?

What are the classic stages of a narrative structure?

Which feature helps set a narrative's time and place?

Which is an example of fiction in narratives?

Which is an example of non-fiction narrative?

What distinguishes first-person narration?

Which is a distinguishing feature between fiction and non-fiction narratives?

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