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- 7. real Hua Mulan is alegendary Chinese woman warrior from the Northern and Southern dynasties period (420–589) of Chinese history.
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- 11. Sherlock Holmes, a fictitiouscharacter was based on a real man, Dr Joseph Bell, a renown forensic scientist at Edinburgh University whom Conan-Doyle studied under. unreal
- 13. rEAL Hachikō (ハチ公, November 10,1923 – March 8, 1935) was a Japanese Akita dog remembered for his remarkable loyalty to his owner.
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- 19. real General Antonio Luna deSan Pedro y Novicio Ancheta (29 October 1866 – 5 June 1899) was a Filipino army general who fought in the Philippine–American War.
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- 23. Fictional Narrative It isa taken from the author’s imagination.
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- 25. Nonfiction Narrative It isabout events that actually happened like history or a person’s life.
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- 27. SETTING CHARACTER MOOD THEME TIME ORDER ELEMENTS OFA NARRATIVE TEXT
- 28. Setting Writers show thetime, place and culture used in writing the article.
- 29. Character These are thepeople or any animated objects in the narrative which add life to it.
- 30. Mood Writers use wordsto develop the atmosphere of the narrative.
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- 33. h e rc e f l u - Light – hearted, happy mood - Fills you with joy and happiness
- 34. C h ee r f u l - Light – hearted, happy mood - Fills you with joy and happiness
- 35. y s rs m i e u t o
- 36. y s rs m i e u t o - things are hidden and puzzling - The reader really doesn't know what is going on, at least not for a while.
- 37. M y st e r i o u s - things are hidden and puzzling - The reader really doesn't know what is going on, at least not for a while.
- 38. u r sh o o m u
- 39. u r sh o o m u - silly and sometimes ridiculous - Characters will do and say odd or funny things.
- 40. h u mo r o u s - silly and sometimes ridiculous - Characters will do and say odd or funny things.
- 41. a d em s n s
- 42. a d em s n s - chaotic mood where random things happen - Characters may feel out of control, and there seems to be no reason for what is happening
- 43. m a dn e s s - chaotic mood where random things happen - Characters may feel out of control, and there seems to be no reason for what is happening
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- 45. o n rt c a m i - the setting needs to be beautiful, bright and carefree. - This can be a candlelit dinner, a picnic on a beach, or sailing into the sunset.
- 46. r o ma n t i c - the setting needs to be beautiful, bright and carefree. - This can be a candlelit dinner, a picnic on a beach, or sailing into the sunset.
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- 49. Theme Writers tell usinsights about life through their narrative.
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- 62. Time Order Writers organizetheir narratives according to time to make it understandable for the readers.
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- 66. Group One If yourgroup will be given a chance to write a fantasy book, where/what will be the settings? Give at least three (and not exceeding in 10) places/time that may appear in your book. Describe each.
- 67. Group two If yourgroup will be given a chance to write a tragic story, who will be the characters? Give at least seven characters (and not exceeding in 15 names). Describe and explain each role.
- 68. Group Three If yourgroup will be given a chance to create a story that will be adopted into a movie, what are the moods/atmosphere you want for your readers and future audiences to feel with? Give at least five and describe each.
- 69. Group four If yourgroup will be received five famous books from a kind-hearted person, what will be the themes of these? Give at least five with the reasons/things you are expecting from each theme.
- 70. Group Five If yourgroup will be given a chance to create a story that will be published worldwide, what are the highlights of it? Give at least ten important events (in order) that may occur to your masterpiece.
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- 72. 1. These arethe people or any animated objects in the narrative which add to life.
- 73. 2. It isa narrative taken from the author’s imagination.
- 74. 3. Writers organizetheir narrative according to time to make it understandable for the readers.
- 75. 4. Writers usewords to develop the atmosphere of the narrative.
- 76. 5. It isabout events that actually happened like history or a person’s life.
- 77. CHECK YOUR OWNPAPER BE HONEST.
- 78. 1. These arethe people or any animated objects in the narrative which add to life. CHARACTER
- 79. 2. It isa narrative taken from the author’s imagination. FICTIONAL NARRATIVE
- 80. 3. Writers organizetheir narrative according to time to make it understandable for the readers. TIME ORDER
- 81. 4. Writers usewords to develop the atmosphere of the narrative. MOOD
- 82. 5. It isabout events that actually happened like history or a person’s life. NONFICTION NARRATIVE
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- 84. 6. Writers showthe time, place, and culture used in writing the article.
- 85. 7. Writers tellus the insights about life through their narrative.
- 86. 8-9.) Two kindsof narrative text.
- 87. CHECK YOUR OWNPAPER BE HONEST.
- 88. 6. Writers showthe time, place, and culture used in writing the article. SETTING
- 89. 7. Writers tellus the insights about life through their narrative. THEME
- 90. 8-9.) Two kindsof narrative text. FICTIONAL NARRATIVE NONFICTION NARRATIVE