NARRATIVE FOURTH (ASESMEN AKHIR)

1. If the orientation is removed from a narrative text, the reader can still clearly understand who characters are.

9. In a legend, there are no adjectives because descriptions are not important.

2. a story that has a conflict but no resolution will feel unfinished.

5. The relationship between complication and resolution is logically "problem and solution."

4. A story that teaches "Patience brings success" is logically supported if the patient character finally gets a reward.

7. Narrative texts always use present tense to make the story more interesting.

10. In legends, pronouns are not needed because the characters’ names are repeated in every sentence.

6. Time expressions such as once upon a time or long ago are typical in the beginning of a legend.

3. The sentence "They lived happily ever after" indicates the resolution part of the story.

8. The pronoun “I” is commonly used in legends written in the third-person point of view.