Question

The author uses the narrative genre to relate stories that are based in mumbai,mexico and brazil.create your own narrative gerne\story on any country or city

Answer 1

Explanation:

Sialkot, Pakistan

Sialkot is one of the important cities of Pakistan when it comes to industrial areas. It is famous for contributing to the exports of the country. Major industries are of surgical or medical equipment, sports and leather.

It is also the only city which has its own private international airport. There is Dry port also to promote trade in the city.

The famous leader, ALLAMA IQBAL was also from Sialkot

Answer 2

Narrative is a description of events presented in logical sequence to listeners or readers. A story is known as a narrative synonym. A narrator who can be a direct part of this experience tells a tale or novel, and often share the experience as a narrator of the first person. Sometimes he/she may only observe the events as a third-person narrator, and gives his or her summation

Explanation:

• The Spanish artist Salvador Dali was one the leading figures of the 20th century surrealist movement. In 1926 he left for Paris and soon became a member of the expat group of artists who lived in the city in the 1920s.
• He became friends and colleagues with legendary artists such as Luis Buñuel, Picasso and Man Ray, and revolutionized his concept of being an ex-center. Throughout his lifetime, Dali created over 1500 paintings, many remaining throughout Paris to this day.
• More than three hundred works of art are stored in the Dali Museum in Montmartre, making it the biggest Dalian collection in the world. In 1966, a sundial was installed on Rue Saint-Jacques in the Latin Quarter. It features a human head image in a shell that functions as a reference to the Rue Saint-Jacques, the Way of St. Jacques. Two blue eyes stare at the pedestrian streets below within the frame.
• Dali himself designed the sundial, and he was actually there to set it up himself. His signature is noticeable in the lower right corner to this day. On Rue Saint-Jacques, halfway between the Cluny Museum and Church Saint-Severin, the Salvador Dali Sundial is located.