UNIT 4
UNIT 4
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The Rabbit ran faster than the Tortoise
PERTEMUAN KE 1 ( FIRST MEETING )
Narrative Text
1. The Definition and Purpose of Narrative Text
A story is used to entertain or amuse the reader with the chronological events of the story. The text is called narrative text. This text is identical with the complication or the climax and turns into the resolution.
Here are the purposes of the text:
a.To amuse or entertain the reader or listener with the story.
b.To teach moral values implicitly from the narrative story.
c. To herd the reader to the crisis of the story and to find the resolution of the crisis.
Narrative text also has several types.
The types of narrative text are as follows.
a.Fable
A story that deals with animal stories. The main characters of the story are animals who have the same characters as humans.
b. Legend
An origin story of the name of the place or something.
c. Fairy tale
A story that contains imaginary creatures and magical creatures.
d. Folklore/folktale
A traditional story from generation to generation.
e. Myth
It is almost similar to a legend which contains a traditional story, or about how something came into the world,
but it is concerned with gods, goddesses, something related to supernatural powers and heroes.
f. Mystery
A story that is often associated with horror story and supernatural events.
g. Science fiction
A speculative fiction which is concerned with science and technology.
h. Horror story
A story that narrates a strange event with a scary atmosphere.
i. Adventure story
A story that tells about adventure.
2. The Generic Structures of a Narrative Text
A narrative text is constructed with several elements, such as generic structures and language features. Below is the generic structures of a narrative text.
a.Orientation
This part is used to introduce the participants (characters) and sets of the scene involved in the story. It is always in the first paragraph.
b. Complication
This part explains the beginning of the problems which lead to the crisis.
c. Resolution
This part is used to explain whether the crisis is resolved for the better or for the worse.
d. Coda/Reorientation
The closing part is optional. This part of the story consists of the final condition of a person; place; or time, moral lesson, advice, or values from the story.
3. The Language Features of a Narrative Text
The last element to construct narrative text is the language features. Here are the language features of the narrative text.
a. Description of Characters
It is an introduction to a specific character, such as rabbit, tortoise, mouse deer, etc.
b. Using Simple Past Tense
The text is identical with the use of Verb 2 to tell past events.
Example: The rabbit could run fast.
He was very proud of his speed.
c. Using Noun Phrase
A phrase that is used to make a noun becomes more specific.
Example: the rabbit, the tortoise, a race, the challenge.
d. Using Connectives
Connectives are used to connect one event to other events orderly.
Example: First, then, finally, before, that.
e. Using Material Processes/Action Verbs
Material processes are the process of material doing.
Example: lived, run, looked, laughed.
f. Using Adverbial of Time
It is used to denote the time of the action.
Example: Long time ago, once, once upon a time, one day.
g. Using Saying Verb
Verbal processes/saying verbs are processes of saying.
Example: say, said, tell, ask, explain, and announce.
Observe the following structures of the Reading text below.
The Story of The Rabbit and The Tortoise
Orientation
Once upon a time, there lived a rabbit and a tortoise. The rabbit could run fast. He was very proud of his speed. While the turtle was slow but consistent. One day the tortoise came to meet him. The tortoise was walking very slow as usual. The rabbit looked and laughed at him.
Complication
The tortoise asked "what happened?"
The rabbit replied, "You walk so slowly! How can you survive like this?".
The turtle listened to everything and felt humiliated by the rabbit's words.
The tortoise replied, "Hey friend! You are very proud of your speed. Let's have a race and see who won".
The rabbit was surprised by the challenge of the tortoise. But he accepted the challenge as he thought it would be a cakewalk for him. So, the tortoise and rabbit started the race. The rabbit was as usual very fast and went far away. While the tortoise was left behind.
After a while, the rabbit looked behind. He said to himself, "The slow turtle will take ages to come near me. I should rest a bit". The rabbit was tired from running fast. The sun was high too. He ate some grass and decided to take a nap.
He said to himself, "I am confident; I can win even if the tortoise passes me. I should rest a bit". With that thought, he slept and lost track of time.
Meanwhile, the slow and steady turtle kept on moving. Although he was tired, he didn't rest. Sometime later, he passed the rabbit when the rabbit was still sleeping.
The rabbit suddenly woke up after sleeping for a long time. He saw that the tortoise was about to cross the finishing line. He started running very fast with his full energy. But it was too late. The slow turtle had already touched the finishing line. He has already won the race. The rabbit was very disappointed with himself while the tortoise was very happy to win the race with his slow speed. He could not believe his eyes. He was shocked by the
end results.
Resolution
At last, the tortoise asked the rabbit "Now who is faster". The rabbit had learned his lesson. He could not utter a word. The tortoise said bye to the rabbit and left that place calmly and happily.
Source https://indomoraltales.com/the-rabbit-and-the-tortoise-story-in-english), accessed on February 8th, 2022, at 3.20 p.m.
The purpose of the text : To teach moral values implicitly from the narrative story.
The type of the text : Narrative text about fable
Language Features Part of The Text
Description of Characters : The rabbit, the tortoise
Simple Past Tense : He was very proud of his speed.
While the turtle was slow and consistent.
The rabbit suddenly woke up after sleeping for a long time.
Noun Phrase : The rabbit, the tortoise, a race, the slow turtle, your speed, the end results
Connectives : Then
And
But
As
Action Verbs : lived, run, looked, laughed, survive, come, saw
Adverbial of time : Once upon a time
One day
After a while
Meanwhile
At last
Saying verbs : Asked
Said
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