TOPIC 32

What is a complication in a narrative text?

What is a “round character”?

What do narrative texts often focus on?

Which is NOT a characteristic of narrative text?

What is the role of onomatopoeia in a narrative?

What is a key element in a narrative text?

What does "reorientation" do in a narrative text?

How is a story typically told in “ab ovo” narration?

What tense is commonly used in narrative texts?

What is the purpose of the evaluation in a narrative text?

Which part of a narrative text presents the main problem?

What is the primary purpose of dialogue in narratives?

Which of these is a narrative text subgenre?

How can a character be presented as a type?

What narrative feature uses words like "he" or "she"?

Who usually tells the story in a third-person narrative?

What is the role of the climax in a narrative?

Who is the narrator in a first-person narrative?

What is a “flat character”?

What part of the text introduces the participants and setting?

What is an example of direct speech in a narrative?

Which feature is common in narrative texts?

What is the internal time in narrative texts?

What is "cohesion" in a text?

What technique involves characters' thoughts in a continuous flow?

What does an unreliable narrator do?

What does intertextuality refer to?

What is lexical cohesion?

What does "setting" describe in a narrative?

What is the purpose of a narrative’s complication?

What is the meaning of "internal narrator"?

What are narrative texts often based on?

What does "situationality" refer to?

What is a typical theme of narrative texts?

What type of narrator is omniscient?

What does "coherence" mean in a narrative?

Which of these is NOT part of narrative structure?

What is the difference between cohesion and coherence?

Which is a characteristic of narrative texts?

What is the purpose of narrative texts?

What is a narrator who knows everything called?

Which of these is NOT a narrative subgenre?

What does the resolution in a narrative text do?

What does the term "in medias res" mean in a narrative?

What does "exposition" introduce in a narrative?

What is the typical structure of a narrative text?

Which of these is a semantic feature in narrative texts?