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Narrative Text Essentials

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Key terms about narrative texts

by Abdulloh Faqih
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A spoken or written account of connected events.

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Sequence of events that form the main storyline.

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The persons or beings who inhabit a story.

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Time and place where the story occurs.

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A struggle between opposing forces driving the story.

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Underlying idea or message explored by the narrative.

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The viewpoint from which the story is told.

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Category or type of a literary work.

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1

A spoken or written account of connected events.

2

Sequence of events that form the main storyline.

3

The persons or beings who inhabit a story.

4

Time and place where the story occurs.

5

A struggle between opposing forces driving the story.

6

Underlying idea or message explored by the narrative.

7

The viewpoint from which the story is told.

8

Category or type of a literary work.

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