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Review of Narratives and Text Structure

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1
Parallel plot
Plots don't matter
Subplots not as important as main plot
Plots move with the audience
Subplots move at the same time
2
These are all examples of narratives EXCEPT
songs about a breakup
recipes from grandma's childhood
essays about summer vacation
biographies and memoirs
3
There are 4 main types of conflict
False
True
4
Man v. Themselves would involve a protagonist struggling with an internal problem
False
True
5
Circular plot
Events lead back to where they started
Events are chronological
Events are arranged randomly
Events lead to our ultimite demise
6
Nonlinear plot
Events are in a circle
Events are in chronological order
Events are randomly arranged
Events lead to the abyss
7
Linear plot
Events arranged randomly
Events end where they st
Events change depending on the audience
Events in chronological order
8
Man v. Society
protagonist against unjust laws
protagonist against a deadly disease
protagonist fighting an addiction
protagonist against their evil twin
9
Narrative writing is any writing that tells a story
True
False
10
The elements of narratives are setting, theme, character, plot, and symbolism
False
True
11
Text structure is important when analyzing narratives
False
True
12
Man v. Nature (movie examples)
Geostorm
Hunger Games
Mean Girls
Snow White and the Huntsman
13
Man v. Man
protagonist lost in forrest
protagonist against the government
protagonist trying to get stronger
protagonist against another character
14
Text structure
How the text is organized
All of the above
How the story is built
The various methods for organizing plot