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    The document defines narrative text as a story told in a coherent and engaging way through a sequence of events, using examples like legends, myths, and fairy tales. It then outlines the typical structure of narratives, including an orientation that introduces characters and settings, a complication involving a rising problem or climax, and a resolution that concludes the story. The example narrative provided introduces twin characters Upin and Ipin and their family in a village, describes how they forgot to buy ice cream for their sister due to playing with friends, and resolves when they use their money to buy a replacement ice cream.

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    NARRATIVE TEXT XI - GENERIC STRUCTURE

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    The document defines narrative text as a story told in a coherent and engaging way through a sequence of events, using examples like legends, myths, and fairy tales. It then outlines the typical structure of narratives, including an orientation that introduces characters and settings, a complication involving a rising problem or climax, and a resolution that concludes the story. The example narrative provided introduces twin characters Upin and Ipin and their family in a village, describes how they forgot to buy ice cream for their sister due to playing with friends, and resolves when they use their money to buy a replacement ice cream.

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    Narrative Text Xi - Generic Structure

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    Riza amelia
    The document defines narrative text as a story told in a coherent and engaging way through a sequence of events, using examples like legends, myths, and fairy tales. It then outlines the typical structure of narratives, including an orientation that introduces characters and settings, a complication involving a rising problem or climax, and a resolution that concludes the story. The example narrative provided introduces twin characters Upin and Ipin and their family in a village, describes how they forgot to buy ice cream for their sister due to playing with friends, and resolves when they use their money to buy a replacement ice cream.

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    Narrative

    Text
    definition
    story of sequence events in coherent
    and engaging way
    examples
    legends
    myth
    fable
    fairy tales
    structure
    orientation

    complication

    resolution
    orientation
    who / when / where

    identify characters and setting


    orientation
    In Durian Runtuh village, lived a twin named
    Upin and Ipin. They lived with their grandma
    and older sister, kak Rose. Their parents has
    passed away when they were babies.
    complication
    rising problem
    climax

    falling action
    complication
    One day, kak Rose asked Upin and Ipin to
    buy an ice cream. They went right away. On
    the way home, they met their friends playing
    on the field. Without thinking, Upin and Ipin
    joined them.
    complication
    They forgot about Kak Rose’s ice cream.
    Finished playing, they realized the ice cream
    melted. Kak Rose was so angry and asked
    them to buy new one with their own money.
    resolution
    the end of the story
    resolution
    Upin and Ipin felt responsible. They collected
    all the money they had and bough another ice
    cream for Kak Rose. They was glad they
    could solve their problem.

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