#1
Which of the following best defines plot in a narrative text?
The central idea or message of the story
The sequence of events that make up the story
The perspective from which the story is told
The atmosphere or mood of the story
#2
What is a primary characteristic of informational text?
It often contains dialogue between characters
It presents facts, data, or explanations about a topic
It primarily focuses on fictional stories
It uses figurative language to convey meaning
#3
What distinguishes a biography from other types of informational text?
It is always written in third person point of view
It focuses on the author's personal experiences
It presents factual information about someone's life
It is primarily fictional and imaginative
#4
What distinguishes an essay from other forms of informational text?
It is always written in first person point of view
It is always written in third person point of view
It is focused on presenting arguments and supporting evidence
It is primarily fictional and imaginative
#5
What distinguishes an editorial from other forms of informational text?
It presents factual information in a straightforward manner.
It includes interviews and personal anecdotes.
It offers the author's opinion or perspective on a current issue.
It lacks any visual aids or illustrations.
#6
What distinguishes a technical manual from other forms of informational text?
It presents factual information in a narrative format
It provides instructions or guidance on how to perform a specific task
It includes personal opinions and perspectives
It lacks any visual aids or illustrations
#7
In a narrative text, what is the purpose of setting?
To introduce the main characters
To describe the physical appearance of characters
To establish the time, place, and mood of the story
To resolve the conflict
#8
Which of the following elements is typical of informational text?
Flashback
Theme
Caption
Characterization
#9
What is the main purpose of the exposition in a narrative text?
To introduce the main conflict
To provide background information and set the scene
To build suspense and tension
To resolve the story's conflicts
#10
Which of the following is a common feature of an informational text?
Character development
Dialogue between characters
Bibliography or list of sources
Theme or moral message
#11
In narrative text, what is the function of the climax?
To introduce the main characters
To provide background information
To resolve the conflict
To reach the highest point of tension
#12
Which of the following elements is not typically found in informational text?
Plot
Charts and graphs
Subplots
Captions and headings
#13
What distinguishes a memoir from other types of narrative text?
It is always written in third person point of view
It is primarily fictional and imaginative
It is a firsthand account of the author's own experiences
It follows a traditional plot structure
#14
What is the primary focus of the rising action in a narrative text?
To introduce the characters and setting
To resolve the main conflict
To build suspense and develop the conflict
To provide background information about the protagonist
#15
Which of the following is an example of an informational text structure?
Chronological order
First-person point of view
Flashback
Metaphor
#16
What is the main purpose of a glossary in an informational text?
To summarize the main points of the text
To provide additional information about the author
To define key terms used in the text
To offer different perspectives on the topic
#17
Which of the following is a characteristic of a feature article, a type of informational text?
It follows a strictly chronological order
It often includes interviews and personal anecdotes
It focuses solely on fictional narratives
It lacks any visual aids or illustrations
#18
What distinguishes a feature story from a news article, both types of informational text?
Feature stories focus on current events while news articles do not.
Feature stories offer more in-depth analysis and background information.
News articles are always written in first person point of view.
Feature stories are shorter in length compared to news articles.