Narrative text
Hi meet me again. Do you like imagination? Or fairy tales? when we talk about fairy tales, what we know is narrative text. But do you know what is in narrative text? If you still don't know, let's learn together here...
1. Definition of Narrative text
Narrative text in general is a text
about a story that presents events based on the sequence of stories. These
events can be imaginary or true stories.
Narrative texts generally aim to
entertain readers, besides that, narrative texts also aim to add information
and broaden their horizons. Even though the stories presented are fiction or
just fantasy.
2. Types of Narrative text
- fable
- myth
- legend
- fairytale
- everyday stories
- folklore
- love
- mystery
3. Characteristics of narrative text
1. have a clear and orderly flow
from the beginning to the end of the sentence
2. have a narrative style of story
or writing, narrative is writing that is not dialogue
3. have a theme
4. there is a conflict. This
conflict makes the story more interesting to read
4. Narrative text structure
In a text there must be a text structure, along with the structure of narrative text
1. orientation
Orientation is the first part that explains
the character, setting, place, time, and point of view. And in orientation,
story puzzles are usually inserted which will later be revealed in the text.
2. Complications
The beginning of a problem in the
text. Usually there are causes, triggers to the occurrence of conflict in the
story.
3. Resolution
In this section the conflict has
begun to decline and the problems have begun to be solved.
4. Reorientation
Closing in a text. reorientation
contains a moral message contained in the text. Reorientation itself is
optional, may not be presented in the text.
5. How to make narrative text
1. Decide on a theme
The first step is that we must
determine what theme will be the basis of the narrative story.
2. Reading goals
For example, for fables, readers are
usually in the age range of 5-7 years, love stories are for teenagers or adults
3. Create details and explanations
The story must be structured
according to the plot that fits the theme
4. Drawing up the schema
Before making a story, we must know
who the characters in the story are, as well as the setting and point of view
that will be used.
5. Use correct punctuation
Using the correct bca marks so that
readers are not confused by the story that is made.
The following is an example of a
narrative text
Surabaya
At one time there lived two strong animals. They were Sura the
shark and Baya the crocodile. The two lived together in a river in a dense
forest. These two animals had an equation that was to eat greedily.
Due to their gluttony, various foods such as small fishes, crabs
and shrimps continued to decrease. Finally, Sura and Baya lacked food.
Once upon a time, Baya went down to the river in search of food
close to Sura. Sura got angry, and finally there was a fierce fight. Since they
were equally strong then no one won.
Finally, they both decided to divide the river into two,
upstream for Baya while downstream for Sura. Some time later there was a
prolonged dry season.
The water downstream was getting less and less which made Sura
difficult to get food. Finally, Sura went downstream to look for the food. This
was known to Baya and in the end there was a violent fight between the two.
This caught the attention of many people and watched the fight.
Baya and Sura are both strong and this causes both animals to
die. An old man then said “from today I call this place Surabaya, in memory of
this unusual event”. People who witnessed this accepted the old man’s
statement. From then on it was known as the Surabaya area. (cr https://inggrism.com/blog/contoh-narrative-text/)
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