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*Malin Kundang and His Mother*

A long time ago, in a small village near the beach in West Sumatra lived a woman with her son, Malin Kundang. Malin Kundang and his mother had to live hard because his father had passed away when he was a baby. 

Malin Kundang was a healthy, dilligent, and strong boy. He usually went to sea to catch fish. After getting fish he would bring it to his mother, or sell the caught fish in the town. One day, when Malin Kundang was sailing as usual, he saw a merchant's ship being raided by a small band of pirates. With his bravery, Malin Kundang defeated the pirates. To thank him, the merchant allowed Malin Kundang to sail with him. Malin Kundang agreed easily. He had been longing to be able to sail abroad.

Many years later, Malin Kundang became wealthy. He had a huge ship and was accompanied by many ship crews. He was sailing in a large ship with flag hoisted. He stopped at a beach near a small village. The local people recognized him. The news ran fast in the town; "Malin Kundang has become rich and now he is here". 

An old woman ran to the beach to meet the new rich merchant. She was Malin Kundang’s mother but he didn't admit it. At that time, Malin Kundang's face had changed. His mother, wearing worn out clothes, tried to hug him but he didn't want to hug the old, poor woman. She said with tears, "Malin, my son, why did you go so long". But, Malin Kundang said to her "You supposed to be dead long ago. Enough, stop!" ordered Malin Kundang to his guard. He said that she was just an old, insane woman.

At that time, Malin Kundang's mother was very sad and upset. She then cursed Malin Kundang; "Malin Kundang, you are not my beloved son anymore. You've become a cruel man". Not long after, suddenly a thunderstorm came in the quiet sea, wrecking his huge ship. He was thrown out to a small island nearby. Suddenly, he was magically turned into a stone. 

The moral of the story is that we have to respect our parents, especially our mother. Being rich or successful is meaningless if we forget our own mother. That's why that stone is known as batu Malin Kundang until now.

1. Who lived in a small village near the beach in West Sumatra? 

   Jawaban: A woman with her son, Malin Kundang.

2. Why did Malin Kundang and his mother have to live hard?  

   Jawaban: Because his father had passed away when he was a baby.

3. What did Malin Kundang usually do to make a living?

   Jawaban: He usually went to sea to catch fish. 

4. How did Malin Kundang help the merchant who was being raided by pirates?

   Jawaban: With his bravery, Malin Kundang defeated the pirates.

5. What happened to Malin Kundang many years later after sailing abroad?

   Jawaban: He became wealthy.  

6. Who ran to the beach to meet Malin Kundang when he returned wealthy? 

   Jawaban: His mother.

7. Did Malin Kundang admit the old woman as his mother? Why?

   Jawaban: No, because his face had changed and he didn't want to admit his old poor mother.

8. How did Malin Kundang treat her mother when she tried to hug him?

   Jawaban: He didn't want to hug her and ordered his guard to take her away.

9. What curse did Malin Kundang's mother put on him?

   Jawaban: That he would turn into a stone.

10. What is the moral of the story?

    Jawaban: We have to respect our parents, especially our mother.

Long time ago in West Java, lived a woman named Dayang Sumbi. She lived alone in the forest.

One day, Dayang Sumbi was quilting when suddenly, her quilt fell off from her house. Then she prayed to Gods, “If a man picks up my quilt, he will be my husband. If a woman, she will be my sister”.

Then, a male dog picks it up. For keeping her words, Dayang Sumbi married the dog and called him Tumang. She gave birth to a baby, named him Sangkuriang, but never told him who his father was.

One day, Sangkuriang was hunting with Tumang in the forest and he found nothing. He blamed Tumang for the failure and killed him. When Dayang Sumbi knew that, she hit Sangkuriang’s head with a big spoon and asked him to go away.

Many years later, the wandering Sangkuriang found a house in the forest. The woman, Dayang Sumbi, recognized the adventurer as Sangkuriang. Sangkuriang forced her to marry him and Dayang asked him to make a vast boat in one night.

In the night, Sangkuriang called his friend, ghost and forest fairies to help him. Dayang Sumbi feared the boat colud be finished on time, so she asked some women nearby to help her.

The women hit the grains with grain puncher to make noise which disturbed the ghost and the fairies. The ghost and the fairies ran away before completing the boat.

Sangkuriang was very angry, he kicked away the boat upside down and it turned into a mountain called Tangkuban Perahu.

The moral of the story is think before act, no matter what happened,you always have to be a honest person. Because everytime you lie, you will continue to lie to cover up your lies

Glosarium:

1.wandering mean "petualangan"  

2.forced mean "memaksa" 3.grains mean "biji-bijian" 4.quilting mean "merajut" 5.act mean "bertindak"

 

Question:

Why Sangkuriang killed tumang?

Because,when they hunting in the forest,they failed to found something,so Sangkuriang blamed Tumang for the failure and killed him.

FABEL.                                       

Not until then, because he ran continuously until arriving at a lake, the deer want to find another way to get past the lake but before passing the lake, he want to drink the water of the lake because he was tired and thirsty after running, but when drinking the water the deer unlucky because she meet with the crocodile.

Crocodile : grrrrr .. finally I catch you deer

Deer :,,, please help me

Crocodile : nobody will help you deer .. hahaha

Deer : please let me go crocodile .. if you release me and I will give you food more delicious and can satisfy your stomach and your crew ..

Crocodile : I will not be fooled again by you deer .. because you kept fool me .. and I will not be fooled again ..

Deer-faced tense and fright was thinking an idea .. and finally he got an idea.

Deer : I look want to deceive you, crocodile? No!

Crocodile : hmmmm ..

Crocodile asking his friends ..

Crocodile : how do you think, friends? do you believe in the deer?

Friends crocodile : it seems that she says is truth

crocodile : all right deer, but where the food ??

Deer : I will give you the food, but you can get it if you line up and I'll count the number of you to be devided equally

Crocodile : Okay how do you count us?

Deer : firstly, you line up until side of the river and I'll jump on you while I counting you.

Crocodiles lined up, after that the deer jumping on crocodiles while counting, one .. two .. three .. four .. five .. six .. seven .. and so on .. and after reaching mainland the deer immediately ran away from the lake while mocked the crocodile

Deer : stupid crocodile, you quickly fooled, haha ...

Finally, deer free from the pursuit of tigers and crocodile

1.Who is the main character of the story?

   Answer:The mouse deer

2.What is the title of the fable?

   Answer:Mouse deer problem's

3.How many characters are in story?

   Answer:3 ,the mouse deer,the crocodile and the crocodile friends

4.What promblem or conflic does the main characters experience?

   Answer:The deer wanted to cross the river

5.What we can learn from this story?

   Answer:We have to rely on reason to make things easier

* *"The Mouse Deer's Problem"*

In the heart of the forest, amidst the rustling leaves and the whispering winds, there dwelled a creature of remarkable cunning and wisdom - Mouse Deer. His reputation preceded him, for he was the go-to creature when troubles befell the denizens of the woods. Despite his intellect, Mouse Deer carried himself with humility, endearing him to all who crossed his path.

One sunlit day, as Mouse Deer wandered in search of succulent fruits, fate led him into the path of a wild tiger. In the jaws of the predator, Mouse Deer remained calm, his mind racing with a plan.

"Please, Mr. Tiger, spare me!" Mouse Deer pleaded.

The tiger, with hunger gleaming in his eyes, retorted, "Why should I let you go? You're just a meal to me!"

"But you'll rue the day you consume me," Mouse Deer countered confidently.

Unsure, the tiger questioned, "And why is that?"

"Because, dear tiger, if you release me, I'll lead you to an even grander feast," Mouse Deer explained.

Intrigued, the tiger consented, "Show me this feast of yours."

With a sly smile, Mouse Deer beckoned the tiger to follow him into a nearby cave, promising a bounty of meat within. As the tiger ventured into the darkness, Mouse Deer seized the opportunity to escape, leaving the bewildered predator behind.

Yet, Mouse Deer's trials were far from over. Racing through the forest, he encountered a vast lake, its shimmering waters blocking his path. As he paused to quench his thirst, a menacing crocodile emerged from the depths, eyeing him hungrily.

"Ah, my dear deer, you've fallen into my clutches at last," the crocodile sneered.

Desperate, Mouse Deer implored, "Please, have mercy on me!"

But the crocodile, unmoved by pleas, mocked him, "No one can save you now!"

Undeterred, Mouse Deer proposed a deal, promising a feast fit for a king in exchange for his freedom. Though skeptical, the crocodile entertained the notion.

"Prove your sincerity, deer," the crocodile demanded.

With quick wit, Mouse Deer reassured, "I have no desire to deceive you. My offer is genuine."

Turning to his companions, the crocodile sought their opinion, and swayed by Mouse Deer's earnestness, they assented.

"Very well, deer. Where is this feast of yours?" the crocodile inquired.

"I shall lead you to it, but you must form a line by the riverbank," Mouse Deer instructed.

As the crocodiles obediently lined up, Mouse Deer leaped from one to the next, counting aloud. With each jump, he edged closer to the safety of the shore until, at last, he bounded to freedom, leaving the perplexed crocodiles in his wake.

"Simple-minded reptiles, easily duped," Mouse Deer chuckled to himself as he vanished into the forest, his cunning once again triumphing over adversity.

Question:

1. Who is the main Character of this story?

Answer: The main Character is mousedeer

2. Who is the antagonist of this Story 

 Answer: The antagonis is Tiger

3. Where the story happen?

Answer : the story happen in forest

4. What are the Characteristic of the main Character? 

Answer: Mouse deer is clever and cunning

5. What are the Characteristic of the antagonist

Answer: Tiger are very fierce

*THE LION AND THE MOUSE*

Once upon a time a lion , the king of the jungle was sleeping under a tree. A little mouse jumped on him. Soon, the lion woke up, picked up the mouse, and opened his mouth to eat him.

"I'm sorry to wake you up. Please don't eat me. I can help you one day

"Ha ha ha ha...That's funny! Ok,I'll let you go now."

A few days later, a hunter's net fell on the lion. The lion couldn't get out.The mouse saw the lion and ran to help quickly. The mouse helped the lion by gnawing the net. Then the lion could get out from the net.

"You are a little mouse,but you are a big help.Thank you!"

"Just forget it, Mr Lion, I am happy to help you.

Then the mouse smiled happily and left the lion.

The moral value of this story is "Small acts of kindness will be rewarded greatly."

Glosarium

1.Hunter = Pemburu

2.Kindness = Kebaikan

3.Funny = Lucu

4.King = Raja

5.Eat = Makan

1.What is the title of the text?

The lion and the mouse

2.How many characters are in story? (Mention!)

There are 2 character Lion and Mouse

3.Who is the main character?

The mouse

4.What problem or conflict does the main character experience?

a hunter's net fell on the lion

5.What does the main character (or other characters) do to cause the problem?

*Malin Kundang and His Mother*

A long time ago, in a small village near the beach in West Sumatra lived a woman with her son, Malin Kundang. Malin Kundang and his mother had to live hard because his father had passed away when he was a baby. 

Malin Kundang was a healthy, dilligent, and strong boy. He usually went to sea to catch fish. After getting fish he would bring it to his mother, or sell the caught fish in the town. One day, when Malin Kundang was sailing as usual, he saw a merchant's ship being raided by a small band of pirates. With his bravery, Malin Kundang defeated the pirates. To thank him, the merchant allowed Malin Kundang to sail with him. Malin Kundang agreed easily. He had been longing to be able to sail abroad.

Many years later, Malin Kundang became wealthy. He had a huge ship and was accompanied by many ship crews. He was sailing in a large ship with flag hoisted. He stopped at a beach near a small village. The local people recognized him. The news ran fast in the town; "Malin Kundang has become rich and now he is here". 

An old woman ran to the beach to meet the new rich merchant. She was Malin Kundang’s mother but he didn't admit it. At that time, Malin Kundang's face had changed. His mother, wearing worn out clothes, tried to hug him but he didn't want to hug the old, poor woman. She said with tears, "Malin, my son, why did you go so long". But, Malin Kundang said to her "You supposed to be dead long ago. Enough, stop!" ordered Malin Kundang to his guard. He said that she was just an old, insane woman.

At that time, Malin Kundang's mother was very sad and upset. She then cursed Malin Kundang; "Malin Kundang, you are not my beloved son anymore. You've become a cruel man". Not long after, suddenly a thunderstorm came in the quiet sea, wrecking his huge ship. He was thrown out to a small island nearby. Suddenly, he was magically turned into a stone. 

The moral of the story is that we have to respect our parents, especially our mother. Being rich or successful is meaningless if we forget our own mother. That's why that stone is known as batu Malin Kundang until now.

1. Who lived in a small village near the beach in West Sumatra? 

   Jawaban: A woman with her son, Malin Kundang.

2. Why did Malin Kundang and his mother have to live hard?  

   Jawaban: Because his father had passed away when he was a baby.

3. What did Malin Kundang usually do to make a living?

   Jawaban: He usually went to sea to catch fish. 

4. How did Malin Kundang help the merchant who was being raided by pirates?

   Jawaban: With his bravery, Malin Kundang defeated the pirates.

5. What happened to Malin Kundang many years later after sailing abroad?

   Jawaban: He became wealthy.  

6. Who ran to the beach to meet Malin Kundang when he returned wealthy? 

   Jawaban: His mother.

7. Did Malin Kundang admit the old woman as his mother? Why?

   Jawaban: No, because his face had changed and he didn't want to admit his old poor mother.

8. How did Malin Kundang treat her mother when she tried to hug him?

   Jawaban: He didn't want to hug her and ordered his guard to take her away.

9. What curse did Malin Kundang's mother put on him?

   Jawaban: That he would turn into a stone.

10. What is the moral of the story?

    Jawaban: We have to respect our parents, especially our mother.

Long time ago in West Java, lived a woman named Dayang Sumbi. She lived alone in the forest.

One day, Dayang Sumbi was quilting when suddenly, her quilt fell off from her house. Then she prayed to Gods, “If a man picks up my quilt, he will be my husband. If a woman, she will be my sister”.

Then, a male dog picks it up. For keeping her words, Dayang Sumbi married the dog and called him Tumang. She gave birth to a baby, named him Sangkuriang, but never told him who his father was.

One day, Sangkuriang was hunting with Tumang in the forest and he found nothing. He blamed Tumang for the failure and killed him. When Dayang Sumbi knew that, she hit Sangkuriang’s head with a big spoon and asked him to go away.

Many years later, the wandering Sangkuriang found a house in the forest. The woman, Dayang Sumbi, recognized the adventurer as Sangkuriang. Sangkuriang forced her to marry him and Dayang asked him to make a vast boat in one night.

In the night, Sangkuriang called his friend, ghost and forest fairies to help him. Dayang Sumbi feared the boat colud be finished on time, so she asked some women nearby to help her.

The women hit the grains with grain puncher to make noise which disturbed the ghost and the fairies. The ghost and the fairies ran away before completing the boat.

Sangkuriang was very angry, he kicked away the boat upside down and it turned into a mountain called Tangkuban Perahu.

The moral of the story is think before act, no matter what happened,you always have to be a honest person. Because everytime you lie, you will continue to lie to cover up your lies

Glosarium:

1.wandering mean "petualangan"  

2.forced mean "memaksa" 3.grains mean "biji-bijian" 4.quilting mean "merajut" 5.act mean "bertindak"

 

Question:

Why Sangkuriang killed tumang?

Because,when they hunting in the forest,they failed to found something,so Sangkuriang blamed Tumang for the failure and killed him.

FABEL.                                       

Not until then, because he ran continuously until arriving at a lake, the deer want to find another way to get past the lake but before passing the lake, he want to drink the water of the lake because he was tired and thirsty after running, but when drinking the water the deer unlucky because she meet with the crocodile.

Crocodile : grrrrr .. finally I catch you deer

Deer :,,, please help me

Crocodile : nobody will help you deer .. hahaha

Deer : please let me go crocodile .. if you release me and I will give you food more delicious and can satisfy your stomach and your crew ..

Crocodile : I will not be fooled again by you deer .. because you kept fool me .. and I will not be fooled again ..

Deer-faced tense and fright was thinking an idea .. and finally he got an idea.

Deer : I look want to deceive you, crocodile? No!

Crocodile : hmmmm ..

Crocodile asking his friends ..

Crocodile : how do you think, friends? do you believe in the deer?

Friends crocodile : it seems that she says is truth

crocodile : all right deer, but where the food ??

Deer : I will give you the food, but you can get it if you line up and I'll count the number of you to be devided equally

Crocodile : Okay how do you count us?

Deer : firstly, you line up until side of the river and I'll jump on you while I counting you.

Crocodiles lined up, after that the deer jumping on crocodiles while counting, one .. two .. three .. four .. five .. six .. seven .. and so on .. and after reaching mainland the deer immediately ran away from the lake while mocked the crocodile

Deer : stupid crocodile, you quickly fooled, haha ...

Finally, deer free from the pursuit of tigers and crocodile

1.Who is the main character of the story?

   Answer:The mouse deer

2.What is the title of the fable?

   Answer:Mouse deer problem's

3.How many characters are in story?

   Answer:3 ,the mouse deer,the crocodile and the crocodile friends

4.What promblem or conflic does the main characters experience?

   Answer:The deer wanted to cross the river

5.What we can learn from this story?

   Answer:We have to rely on reason to make things easier

* *"The Mouse Deer's Problem"*

In the heart of the forest, amidst the rustling leaves and the whispering winds, there dwelled a creature of remarkable cunning and wisdom - Mouse Deer. His reputation preceded him, for he was the go-to creature when troubles befell the denizens of the woods. Despite his intellect, Mouse Deer carried himself with humility, endearing him to all who crossed his path.

One sunlit day, as Mouse Deer wandered in search of succulent fruits, fate led him into the path of a wild tiger. In the jaws of the predator, Mouse Deer remained calm, his mind racing with a plan.

"Please, Mr. Tiger, spare me!" Mouse Deer pleaded.

The tiger, with hunger gleaming in his eyes, retorted, "Why should I let you go? You're just a meal to me!"

"But you'll rue the day you consume me," Mouse Deer countered confidently.

Unsure, the tiger questioned, "And why is that?"

"Because, dear tiger, if you release me, I'll lead you to an even grander feast," Mouse Deer explained.

Intrigued, the tiger consented, "Show me this feast of yours."

With a sly smile, Mouse Deer beckoned the tiger to follow him into a nearby cave, promising a bounty of meat within. As the tiger ventured into the darkness, Mouse Deer seized the opportunity to escape, leaving the bewildered predator behind.

Yet, Mouse Deer's trials were far from over. Racing through the forest, he encountered a vast lake, its shimmering waters blocking his path. As he paused to quench his thirst, a menacing crocodile emerged from the depths, eyeing him hungrily.

"Ah, my dear deer, you've fallen into my clutches at last," the crocodile sneered.

Desperate, Mouse Deer implored, "Please, have mercy on me!"

But the crocodile, unmoved by pleas, mocked him, "No one can save you now!"

Undeterred, Mouse Deer proposed a deal, promising a feast fit for a king in exchange for his freedom. Though skeptical, the crocodile entertained the notion.

"Prove your sincerity, deer," the crocodile demanded.

With quick wit, Mouse Deer reassured, "I have no desire to deceive you. My offer is genuine."

Turning to his companions, the crocodile sought their opinion, and swayed by Mouse Deer's earnestness, they assented.

"Very well, deer. Where is this feast of yours?" the crocodile inquired.

"I shall lead you to it, but you must form a line by the riverbank," Mouse Deer instructed.

As the crocodiles obediently lined up, Mouse Deer leaped from one to the next, counting aloud. With each jump, he edged closer to the safety of the shore until, at last, he bounded to freedom, leaving the perplexed crocodiles in his wake.

"Simple-minded reptiles, easily duped," Mouse Deer chuckled to himself as he vanished into the forest, his cunning once again triumphing over adversity.

Question:

1. Who is the main Character of this story?

Answer: The main Character is mousedeer

2. Who is the antagonist of this Story 

 Answer: The antagonis is Tiger

3. Where the story happen?

Answer : the story happen in forest

4. What are the Characteristic of the main Character? 

Answer: Mouse deer is clever and cunning

5. What are the Characteristic of the antagonist

Answer: Tiger are very fierce

*THE LION AND THE MOUSE*

Once upon a time a lion , the king of the jungle was sleeping under a tree. A little mouse jumped on him. Soon, the lion woke up, picked up the mouse, and opened his mouth to eat him.

"I'm sorry to wake you up. Please don't eat me. I can help you one day

"Ha ha ha ha...That's funny! Ok,I'll let you go now."

A few days later, a hunter's net fell on the lion. The lion couldn't get out.The mouse saw the lion and ran to help quickly. The mouse helped the lion by gnawing the net. Then the lion could get out from the net.

"You are a little mouse,but you are a big help.Thank you!"

"Just forget it, Mr Lion, I am happy to help you.

Then the mouse smiled happily and left the lion.

The moral value of this story is "Small acts of kindness will be rewarded greatly."

Glosarium

1.Hunter = Pemburu

2.Kindness = Kebaikan

3.Funny = Lucu

4.King = Raja

5.Eat = Makan

1.What is the title of the text?

The lion and the mouse

2.How many characters are in story? (Mention!)

There are 2 character Lion and Mouse

3.Who is the main character?

The mouse

4.What problem or conflict does the main character experience?

a hunter's net fell on the lion

5.What does the main character (or other characters) do to cause the problem?

The Lion not carefull when he walking in the forest

6.What does the main character (or other characters) do to resolve the problem?

The mouse helped the lion by gnawing the net

7.How are the characters affected by the incident or the experience?

The lion should be more carefull if walking around forest

8.How does the main character change in the end?

The mouse should kind to everyone so if one day he need help, people (other animal) can help him

9.What can we learn from this story?

"Small act of kindness will rewarded greatly"

10.If you were in the position of the main character, what would you do?

ofc i will help the lion

1.where is background of this story?

a. museum

b. school

c. house

d. forest

e. market

answer : d.forest

2.what makes lion wake up?

a.mouse eat him

b.mouse punch him

c.mouse just walk

d.lion dancing

e.mouse jumping on him

answer : e.mouse jumping on him

3.what happened to the lion

a.he felt of cliff

b.he shooted by bimo

c. a hunter's net fell on the lion

d.he slipped

e.he playing epep

answer : e. a hunter's net fell on the lion

4.what the mouse do to the lion?

a.just walk by lion

b.he scoffed the lion

c.he helped the lion by gnawing the net

d.he helped the lion by eat the net

e.he helped the lion by slashing the net

5.the moral message of this story?

a.small act of kindness will rewarded greatly

b.never miss a chance to be a star

c.impossible is just an opinion

d.everything you can imagine is real

e.your only limit is your mind

answer : a.small act of kindness will rewarded greatly

The Lion not carefull when he walking in the forest

6.What does the main character (or other characters) do to resolve the problem?

The mouse helped the lion by gnawing the net

7.How are the characters affected by the incident or the experience?

The lion should be more carefull if walking around forest

8.How does the main character change in the end?

The mouse should kind to everyone so if one day he need help, people (other animal) can help him

9.What can we learn from this story?

"Small act of kindness will rewarded greatly"

10.If you were in the position of the main character, what would you do?

ofc i will help the lion

1.where is background of this story?

a. museum

b. school

c. house

d. forest

e. market

answer : d.forest

2.what makes lion wake up?

a.mouse eat him

b.mouse punch him

c.mouse just walk

d.lion dancing

e.mouse jumping on him

answer : e.mouse jumping on him

3.what happened to the lion

a.he felt of cliff

b.he shooted by bimo

c. a hunter's net fell on the lion

d.he slipped

e.he playing epep

answer : e. a hunter's net fell on the lion

4.what the mouse do to the lion?

a.just walk by lion

b.he scoffed the lion

c.he helped the lion by gnawing the net

d.he helped the lion by eat the net

e.he helped the lion by slashing the net

5.the moral message of this story?

a.small act of kindness will rewarded greatly

b.never miss a chance to be a star

c.impossible is just an opinion

d.everything you can imagine is real

e.your only limit is your mind

answer : a.small act of kindness will rewarded greatly