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Diagnostic Test (Narrative Text)Versión en línea This test is required as an initial assessment to measure students' knowledge of the material to be taught. por Fatmah Musthahharah 1 What is the primary social function of a narrative text? a To describe a particular person, place, or thing in detail. b To amuse or entertain the readers with a story. c To persuade the reader that something is the case. d To explain the processes involved in the formation of sociocultural phenomena. e To retell a series of past events for the purpose of informing. 2 What is the main difference between a Narrative and a Recount text? a Narrative has a conflict/complication, while Recount just lists events. b Narrative is always true, Recount is always fiction. c Recount uses Present Tense, Narrative uses Past Tense. d Narrative doesn't have an orientation. e Recount has a climax, Narrative doesn't. 3 In which part of the narrative structure are the characters and setting introduced? a Complication b Resolution c Orientation d Re-orientation e Evaluation 4 Which tense is most commonly used in writing narrative texts? a Simple Present Tense b Simple Past Tense c Present Continuous Tense d Future Tense e Present Perfect Tense 5 The words "Once upon a time", "One day", and "A long time ago" are examples of... a Conjunctions b Time connectives c Adjectives d Action verbs e Direct speech 6 What happens in the "Complication" stage of a narrative? a The characters live happily ever after. b . The story ends abruptly. c A problem or crisis arises for the main characters. d The author gives a summary of the story. e The reader is introduced to the setting. 7 In narrative analysis, what is the "internal conflict" of a character? a A struggle against a natural disaster. b A physical fight between two rivals. c A psychological struggle within the character's mind. d A disagreement with society's rules. e An argument between the protagonist and antagonist. 8 Which of the following is an example of an "action verb" often found in narratives? a Thought b Beautiful c Chased d Because e Is 9 Read the following sentence: "The old witch laughed evilly." What is the function of the word "evilly"? a Noun b Adjective c Adverb of manner d Time connective e Preposition 10 What is the function of the "Coda" or "Re-orientation" in a narrative? a To introduce a new character for a sequel. b To provide a moral lesson or a final reflection on the events. c To create a new complication. d To describe the setting in more detail. e To list the references used by the author. 11 Which element of a narrative relates to the "perspective" from which the story is told? a Plot b Theme c Point of View d Mood e Irony 12 If a story begins in the middle of the action, it is using a technique called... a Linear progression b In medias res c Flashback d Coda e Orientation-first 13 What does 'foreshadowing' mean in a narrative? a The end of the story where everyone dies. b A hint or clue about what will happen later in the story. c The description of a character's shadow. d When a character talks to the audience directly. e A story that takes place entirely in the past. 14 "The dragon breathed fire, scorching the earth below." The word 'scorching' is used to... a Introduce a new character. b Describe an action in a descriptive way. c Show the resolution of the story. d Connect two different time periods. e Ask a rhetorical question. 15 A story that is passed down through generations by word of mouth is called... a Personal Journal b Folklore c Scientific Paper d News Item e Manual

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Diagnostic Test (Narrative Text)Versión en línea

por Fatmah Musthahharah

What is the primary social function of a narrative text?

What is the main difference between a Narrative and a Recount text?

In which part of the narrative structure are the characters and setting introduced?

Which tense is most commonly used in writing narrative texts?

The words "Once upon a time", "One day", and "A long time ago" are examples of...

What happens in the "Complication" stage of a narrative?

In narrative analysis, what is the "internal conflict" of a character?

Which of the following is an example of an "action verb" often found in narratives?

Read the following sentence: "The old witch laughed evilly." What is the function of the word "evilly"?

What is the function of the "Coda" or "Re-orientation" in a narrative?

Which element of a narrative relates to the "perspective" from which the story is told?

If a story begins in the middle of the action, it is using a technique called...

What does 'foreshadowing' mean in a narrative?

"The dragon breathed fire, scorching the earth below." The word 'scorching' is used to...

A story that is passed down through generations by word of mouth is called...