What is a narrative?, A text that gives business instructions, A text that only presents statistics, A text that lists academic definitions, A text that tells a story or a series of events, What is usually found at the beginning of a narrative?, An orientation, moral, A bibliography, A final conclusion, What does the orientation of a narrative usually provide?, A list of sources, The final lesson only, The place and time of the event, The writer’s business plan, What usually follows the orientation in a narrative?, A list of definitions, A business advertisement, A table of statistics, A series of events, Where does the moral, message, or lesson usually appear in a narrative?, At the end, Only in the first paragraph, Before the title, In every sentence, Which type of writing is specifically mentioned as a type of narrative?, Scientific formulas, Fairy tales, Instruction manuals, Financial reports, What is an anecdote?, A long scientific experiment, A short, amusing story about a real incident or person, A list of historical dates, A formal business proposal, Where can narratives commonly appear?, Only dictionaries, Only instruction manuals, Blogs and magazines, Only laboratory reports, Which sequence best represents the structure of a typical narrative?, Definitions → advertisement → conclusion, Orientation → events → ending or lesson, Conclusion → title → events, Lesson → statistics → orientation, Which sentence is most clearly an example of an orientation?, We finally understood the lesson of the experience., Last summer, we stayed in a small village near the mountains., In the end, we decided never to return., Then we ran to the station as quickly as possible., Why does a narrative usually begin with an orientation?, To advertise a product or service, To introduce the setting and help readers understand the situation, To provide a list of unrelated facts, To give readers the final moral immediately

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