1\nwhat is a narrative?\na factual report\na story that can be real or fictional\na summary of events\na…

1\nwhat is a narrative?\na factual report\na story that can be real or fictional\na summary of events\na scientific analysis\n2\nwhich of the following is not a type of narrative?\nautobiography\nresearch paper\nfictional novel\nbiography\n3\nwhat does the term narrator refer to?\nthe audience of a narrative\nthe individual who tells or relates the story\nthe main character in a narrative\nthe person who listens to a story\n4\nwhat is the primary purpose of a personal narrative?\nto convey a main idea or lesson learned from an experience\nto describe a scientific experiment\nto entertain with fictional stories\nto inform the audience about historical facts

1\nwhat is a narrative?\na factual report\na story that can be real or fictional\na summary of events\na scientific analysis\n2\nwhich of the following is not a type of narrative?\nautobiography\nresearch paper\nfictional novel\nbiography\n3\nwhat does the term narrator refer to?\nthe audience of a narrative\nthe individual who tells or relates the story\nthe main character in a narrative\nthe person who listens to a story\n4\nwhat is the primary purpose of a personal narrative?\nto convey a main idea or lesson learned from an experience\nto describe a scientific experiment\nto entertain with fictional stories\nto inform the audience about historical facts

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Brief Explanations:

  1. A narrative is a story that can be real or fictional. A factual report is just presenting facts, a summary of events is a condensed version, and a scientific analysis is about analyzing scientific data.
  2. A research paper is not a type of narrative. Autobiography (a self - written life story), fictional novel (a made - up story), and biography (a life story of someone else) are all narratives.
  3. The narrator is the individual who tells or relates the story. The audience is the people listening, the main character is part of the story, and the person who listens is the audience.
  4. The primary purpose of a personal narrative is to convey a main idea or lesson learned from an experience. It is not for describing a scientific experiment (that's for a scientific report), entertaining with fictional stories (more for fictional novels), or informing about historical facts (historical accounts).

Answer:

  1. B. A story that can be real or fictional
  2. B. Research Paper
  3. B. The individual who tells or relates the story
  4. A. To convey a main idea or lesson learned from an experience