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In 'The Golden Star Fruit Tree,' what motivates the elder brother to trade places with his younger brother?
In 'The Golden Star Fruit Tree,' what motivates the elder brother to trade places with his younger brother?
- A genuine concern for his younger brother's well-being.
- A desire to live in a smaller house.
- The opportunity to obtain gold from the raven. (correct)
- A wish to eat star fruits.
In narrative texts, the 'resolution' always involves a happy ending for all characters involved.
In narrative texts, the 'resolution' always involves a happy ending for all characters involved.
False (B)
In narrative structure, what role does the 'complication' play in the story's progression?
In narrative structure, what role does the 'complication' play in the story's progression?
introduces the main conflict or problem
The part of a narrative that introduces the characters and setting is called the ______.
The part of a narrative that introduces the characters and setting is called the ______.
Match the character trait with its consequence from 'The Golden Star Fruit Tree':
Match the character trait with its consequence from 'The Golden Star Fruit Tree':
Which of the following best describes the younger brother's initial reaction to receiving only the star fruit tree?
Which of the following best describes the younger brother's initial reaction to receiving only the star fruit tree?
The raven's offer to pay the younger brother with gold is an example of foreshadowing in the story.
The raven's offer to pay the younger brother with gold is an example of foreshadowing in the story.
Identify one theme, other than greed, present in 'The Golden Star Fruit Tree'.
Identify one theme, other than greed, present in 'The Golden Star Fruit Tree'.
The main purpose of a narrative text is to ______ the readers.
The main purpose of a narrative text is to ______ the readers.
In 'The Golden Star Fruit Tree,' what ultimately leads to the elder brother's demise?
In 'The Golden Star Fruit Tree,' what ultimately leads to the elder brother's demise?
Flashcards
Moral Lesson
Moral Lesson
The main message or lesson that the story conveys to the reader.
Purpose of a Narrative Text
Purpose of a Narrative Text
To amuse and engage the reader with a story, often including a sequence of events.
Generic Structure of a Narrative
Generic Structure of a Narrative
The order in which the essential elements of a narrative are presented.
Function of Orientation
Function of Orientation
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Orientation in a Narrative
Orientation in a Narrative
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Study Notes
- The text is a short story called "The Golden Star Fruit Tree"
The Story
- Two brothers lived in a small village; the elder was greedy and unkind, the younger was kind and generous
- Upon their father's death, the elder brother took the house, leaving the younger brother the star fruit tree
- The younger brother built a hut and lived happily
- A raven ate the star fruits, offering gold in return
- The raven took the younger brother to a mountain of gold
- The elder brother, jealous, traded places with his younger brother
- The raven took the elder brother to the mountain of gold
- The elder brother was too greedy, so the raven dropped him into the sea
Narrative Text
- The purpose is to entertain the readers
- The correct generic structure is: Orientation - Complication - Resolution
- The "Orientation" part introduces the characters and setting
Common Phrases
- "Once upon a time, there was a little girl named Cinderella..." is usually found in the orientation
- “We know now as Tangkuban Parahu Mountain” is usually found in the resolution
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