Narrative Text Crossword Puzzle

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Across
  1. 2. "One day, Malin Kundang's ship was anchored near the coast of his hometown, and he saw an old woman waving at him from the shore. She was none other than his mother, who had been searching for him for many years. Malin Kundang was ashamed of his humble origins and refused to acknowledge her, instead ordering his crew to set sail and leave the shore." What kind of structure does this paragraph belong to?
  2. 4. The type of text that tell stories whose characters are animals.
  3. 7. This is the opening part of a narrative text. This part introduces the characters in the story as well as the setting, which includes the place, time, atmosphere, and social conditions.
  4. 9. "Once upon a time, there was a poor fisherman named Malin Kundang who lived in a small village on the coast of West Sumatra, Indonesia. Despite his humble origins, Malin Kundang had dreams of wealth and success, and he left his village to seek his fortune in the big city." What kind of structure does this paragraph belong to?
  5. 11. "As the ship sailed away, a storm suddenly appeared, and the ship was battered by huge waves. Malin Kundang tried to save himself, but he slipped and fell onto the deck, where he was struck by lightning and turned into a stone statue." What kind of structure does this paragraph belong to?
  6. 12. A name of folk tales text that tell of mythical things.
Down
  1. 1. This name of part or structure contains the problems that occur in a story.
  2. 3. This part or structure contains the resolution or ending of a narrative text. A story can end with a happy ending, a sad ending, or a cliffhanger ending.
  3. 5. The last part or structure of the narrative text structure usually contains a conclusion, a moral message (moral value), or a change in the character at the end of the story. This reorientation is optional because it does not always have to be present in a narrative text.
  4. 6. A name of a tales text about fairy world.
  5. 8. To entertain the readers through the amusing story.
  6. 10. A type of text that tells a story chronologically in the past tense, whether it is an imaginary story or a modified real story.