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R. A. Kartini

Raden Ajeng Kartini is a Javanese leading figure and the national hero of indonesia. Kartini is known as the pioneer of resurgence of indegenous women. Kartini was born in Jepara, April 21^st, 1879. She was the child of a noble that still obeyed the nation’s customs and traditions. Kartini was the daughter of R.M Sosroningrat with M.A. Ngasirah. The colonial regulation at that time required that a regent must marry a noble. Because M.A. Ngasirah was not a noble, Kartini’s father married again with Raden Ajeng Woerjan (Moerjam), a direct descendant of Raja Madura. After the marriage, Kartini’s father was appointed to be a regent in Jepara.

After she was 12 years old, she had to live in the house and be kept in seclusion. Kartini was very sad about this. She wanted to oppose this, but she was scared because she was frightened that she would be regarded as a rebellious child. To forget her sadness, she gathered textbooks and other science books and she read them in the garden, while being accompanied by her servant. Finally, reading became her hobby and she didn’t go a day without reading. She read all the books and the newspaper. If she had difficulty in understanding books or newspaper, she always asked her father for an explanation.

Kartini was married with Raden Adipati Joyodiningrat on November 12^th, 1903. After she was married, she went with her husband to Rembang.

The first and last child of Kartinin and her husband, RM Soesalit, was born on September 13^th, 1904. Several days after the birth of her son, on September 17^th, 1904, Kartini died at the age of 25. Kartini was buried in Desa Bulu, Kecamatan Bulu, Rembang.

Question: When was Kartini born?

• April 21^st, 1878

• April 22^nd, 1879

• April 21^st, 1789

• April 21^st, 1879

• April 23^rd, 1879

R. A. Kartini

Raden Ajeng Kartini is a Javanese leading figure and the national hero of indonesia. Kartini is known as the pioneer of resurgence of indegenous women. Kartini was born in Jepara, April 21^st, 1879. She was the child of a noble that still obeyed the nation’s customs and traditions. Kartini was the daughter of R.M Sosroningrat with M.A. Ngasirah. The colonial regulation at that time required that a regent must marry a noble. Because M.A. Ngasirah was not a noble, Kartini’s father married again with Raden Ajeng Woerjan (Moerjam), a direct descendant of Raja Madura. After the marriage, Kartini’s father was appointed to be a regent in Jepara.

After she was 12 years old, she had to live in the house and be kept in seclusion. Kartini was very sad about this. She wanted to oppose this, but she was scared because she was frightened that she would be regarded as a rebellious child. To forget her sadness, she gathered textbooks and other science books and she read them in the garden, while being accompanied by her servant. Finally, reading became her hobby and she didn’t go a day without reading. She read all the books and the newspaper. If she had difficulty in understanding books or newspaper, she always asked her father for an explanation.

Kartini was married with Raden Adipati Joyodiningrat on November 12^th, 1903. After she was married, she went with her husband to Rembang.

The first and last child of Kartinin and her husband, RM Soesalit, was born on September 13^th, 1904. Several days after the birth of her son, on September 17^th, 1904, Kartini died at the age of 25. Kartini was buried in Desa Bulu, Kecamatan Bulu, Rembang.

Question: Where was she born?

• In Yogyakarta

• In Jepara

• In Kulon Progo

• In Solo

• In Klaten

R. A. Kartini

Raden Ajeng Kartini is a Javanese leading figure and the national hero of indonesia. Kartini is known as the pioneer of resurgence of indegenous women. Kartini was born in Jepara, April 21^st, 1879. She was the child of a noble that still obeyed the nation’s customs and traditions. Kartini was the daughter of R.M Sosroningrat with M.A. Ngasirah. The colonial regulation at that time required that a regent must marry a noble. Because M.A. Ngasirah was not a noble, Kartini’s father married again with Raden Ajeng Woerjan (Moerjam), a direct descendant of Raja Madura. After the marriage, Kartini’s father was appointed to be a regent in Jepara.

After she was 12 years old, she had to live in the house and be kept in seclusion. Kartini was very sad about this. She wanted to oppose this, but she was scared because she was frightened that she would be regarded as a rebellious child. To forget her sadness, she gathered textbooks and other science books and she read them in the garden, while being accompanied by her servant. Finally, reading became her hobby and she didn’t go a day without reading. She read all the books and the newspaper. If she had difficulty in understanding books or newspaper, she always asked her father for an explanation.

Kartini was married with Raden Adipati Joyodiningrat on November 12^th, 1903. After she was married, she went with her husband to Rembang.

The first and last child of Kartinin and her husband, RM Soesalit, was born on September 13^th, 1904. Several days after the birth of her son, on September 17^th, 1904, Kartini died at the age of 25. Kartini was buried in Desa Bulu, Kecamatan Bulu, Rembang.

Question: What did she feel when she was in seclusion?

• She was happy

• She was really glad that she was in seclusion

• She wanted to opppose it but she was too frightened

• She told the other children that she was in seclusion

• She was not afraid about the seclusion

R. A. Kartini

Raden Ajeng Kartini is a Javanese leading figure and the national hero of indonesia. Kartini is known as the pioneer of resurgence of indegenous women. Kartini was born in Jepara, April 21^st, 1879. She was the child of a noble that still obeyed the nation’s customs and traditions. Kartini was the daughter of R.M Sosroningrat with M.A. Ngasirah. The colonial regulation at that time required that a regent must marry a noble. Because M.A. Ngasirah was not a noble, Kartini’s father married again with Raden Ajeng Woerjan (Moerjam), a direct descendant of Raja Madura. After the marriage, Kartini’s father was appointed to be a regent in Jepara.

After she was 12 years old, she had to live in the house and be kept in seclusion. Kartini was very sad about this. She wanted to oppose this, but she was scared because she was frightened that she would be regarded as a rebellious child. To forget her sadness, she gathered textbooks and other science books and she read them in the garden, while being accompanied by her servant. Finally, reading became her hobby and she didn’t go a day without reading. She read all the books and the newspaper. If she had difficulty in understanding books or newspaper, she always asked her father for an explanation.

Kartini was married with Raden Adipati Joyodiningrat on November 12^th, 1903. After she was married, she went with her husband to Rembang.

The first and last child of Kartinin and her husband, RM Soesalit, was born on September 13^th, 1904. Several days after the birth of her son, on September 17^th, 1904, Kartini died at the age of 25. Kartini was buried in Desa Bulu, Kecamatan Bulu, Rembang.

Question: What did she do in her seclusion?

• She spent the time by sleeping

• She liked to play with her parents

• She read many kinds of books

• She listened the Radio

• She painted a lot of pictures

R. A. Kartini

Raden Ajeng Kartini is a Javanese leading figure and the national hero of indonesia. Kartini is known as the pioneer of resurgence of indegenous women. Kartini was born in Jepara, April 21^st, 1879. She was the child of a noble that still obeyed the nation’s customs and traditions. Kartini was the daughter of R.M Sosroningrat with M.A. Ngasirah. The colonial regulation at that time required that a regent must marry a noble. Because M.A. Ngasirah was not a noble, Kartini’s father married again with Raden Ajeng Woerjan (Moerjam), a direct descendant of Raja Madura. After the marriage, Kartini’s father was appointed to be a regent in Jepara.

After she was 12 years old, she had to live in the house and be kept in seclusion. Kartini was very sad about this. She wanted to oppose this, but she was scared because she was frightened that she would be regarded as a rebellious child. To forget her sadness, she gathered textbooks and other science books and she read them in the garden, while being accompanied by her servant. Finally, reading became her hobby and she didn’t go a day without reading. She read all the books and the newspaper. If she had difficulty in understanding books or newspaper, she always asked her father for an explanation.

Kartini was married with Raden Adipati Joyodiningrat on November 12^th, 1903. After she was married, she went with her husband to Rembang.

The first and last child of Kartinin and her husband, RM Soesalit, was born on September 13^th, 1904. Several days after the birth of her son, on September 17^th, 1904, Kartini died at the age of 25. Kartini was buried in Desa Bulu, Kecamatan Bulu, Rembang.

Question: When she was married?

• November 10^th, 1903

• November 11^th, 1903

• November 12^th, 1903

• November 13^th, 1903

• November 14^th, 1903

The Story of Salatiga

Many years ago there was a Sunan who was very honest. He taught about religion and the meaning of life. His name is Sunan Kalijaga. He adventured to spread his knowledge. One day, he arrived in a village. He went to the village chief’s house. Sunan Kalijaga didn’t say his real name and he asked for a job. The chief’s wife said that he could help to cut grass for horses.

Sunan Kalijaga liked to live simply. Soon after that, the chief realized that the man was Sunan Kalijaga. The chief was very surprised. Then, he decided to follow the Sunan’s lesson. To follow the Sunan’s lesson, he had to leave all his properties, but his wife didn’t agree. So, his wife brought jewelry in a bamboo.

When they were taking a rest in a village, there was a robber. He took all of the things from the chief’s wife. Sunan said that this place would be busy and full of people. He gave the place a name. the name was Salahtiga, because in this place there were three wrong people. There were the chief, his wife, and the robber who like to collect properties. And now, the place is called Salatiga.

Question: What is the text tell us about?

• about Sunan's journey

• about the chief's house

• about the story of Salatiga

• about his adventure in spreading love and knowledge

• about the thief

The Story of Salatiga

Many years ago there was a Sunan who was very honest. He taught about religion and the meaning of life. His name is Sunan Kalijaga. He adventured to spread his knowledge. One day, he arrived in a village. He went to the village chief’s house. Sunan Kalijaga didn’t say his real name and he asked for a job. The chief’s wife said that he could help to cut grass for horses.

Sunan Kalijaga liked to live simply. Soon after that, the chief realized that the man was Sunan Kalijaga. The chief was very surprised. Then, he decided to follow the Sunan’s lesson. To follow the Sunan’s lesson, he had to leave all his properties, but his wife didn’t agree. So, his wife brought jewelry in a bamboo.

When they were taking a rest in a village, there was a robber. He took all of the things from the chief’s wife. Sunan said that this place would be busy and full of people. He gave the place a name. the name was Salahtiga, because in this place there were three wrong people. There were the chief, his wife, and the robber who like to collect properties. And now, the place is called Salatiga.

Question: Who is the name of the Sunan?

• Sunan Muria

• Sunan Kalijaga

• Sunan Ampel

• Sunan Kudus

• Sunan Bonang

The Story of Salatiga

Many years ago there was a Sunan who was very honest. He taught about religion and the meaning of life. His name is Sunan Kalijaga. He adventured to spread his knowledge. One day, he arrived in a village. He went to the village chief’s house. Sunan Kalijaga didn’t say his real name and he asked for a job. The chief’s wife said that he could help to cut grass for horses.

Sunan Kalijaga liked to live simply. Soon after that, the chief realized that the man was Sunan Kalijaga. The chief was very surprised. Then, he decided to follow the Sunan’s lesson. To follow the Sunan’s lesson, he had to leave all his properties, but his wife didn’t agree. So, his wife brought jewelry in a bamboo.

When they were taking a rest in a village, there was a robber. He took all of the things from the chief’s wife. Sunan said that this place would be busy and full of people. He gave the place a name. the name was Salahtiga, because in this place there were three wrong people. There were the chief, his wife, and the robber who like to collect properties. And now, the place is called Salatiga.

Question: What did the Sunan do when he stay in the chief's house?

• he help to cut grass to the horse

• he help the wife cooking

• he help to keep the children

• he just sleeping

• he does nothing

The Story of Salatiga

Many years ago there was a Sunan who was very honest. He taught about religion and the meaning of life. His name is Sunan Kalijaga. He adventured to spread his knowledge. One day, he arrived in a village. He went to the village chief’s house. Sunan Kalijaga didn’t say his real name and he asked for a job. The chief’s wife said that he could help to cut grass for horses.

Sunan Kalijaga liked to live simply. Soon after that, the chief realized that the man was Sunan Kalijaga. The chief was very surprised. Then, he decided to follow the Sunan’s lesson. To follow the Sunan’s lesson, he had to leave all his properties, but his wife didn’t agree. So, his wife brought jewelry in a bamboo.

When they were taking a rest in a village, there was a robber. He took all of the things from the chief’s wife. Sunan said that this place would be busy and full of people. He gave the place a name. the name was Salahtiga, because in this place there were three wrong people. There were the chief, his wife, and the robber who like to collect properties. And now, the place is called Salatiga.

Question: How did the chief feel when he knew that he was Sunan Kalijaga?

• so so

• disappointed

• indescibable

• surprised

• excited

The Story of Salatiga

Many years ago there was a Sunan who was very honest. He taught about religion and the meaning of life. His name is Sunan Kalijaga. He adventured to spread his knowledge. One day, he arrived in a village. He went to the village chief’s house. Sunan Kalijaga didn’t say his real name and he asked for a job. The chief’s wife said that he could help to cut grass for horses.

Sunan Kalijaga liked to live simply. Soon after that, the chief realized that the man was Sunan Kalijaga. The chief was very surprised. Then, he decided to follow the Sunan’s lesson. To follow the Sunan’s lesson, he had to leave all his properties, but his wife didn’t agree. So, his wife brought jewelry in a bamboo.

When they were taking a rest in a village, there was a robber. He took all of the things from the chief’s wife. Sunan said that this place would be busy and full of people. He gave the place a name. the name was Salahtiga, because in this place there were three wrong people. There were the chief, his wife, and the robber who like to collect properties. And now, the place is called Salatiga.

Question: Why the Sunan gave it the name Salatiga?

• because there was the three person in the story

• because there were lived in the house number three

• because it just there were three house there

• because the robber stole the jewelry

• because there were three wrong people in that place