Narrative

One day, a hound dog........ ......by himself in the woods. He saw a rabbit in the bush and chased him out into the open.

• through an open

• was only running

• went hunting

• last burst of energy

• went hunting

The rabbit ran. The dog followed. The rabbit ran around trees and......... ......field.

• through an open

• was only running

• went hunting

• last burst of energy

• through an open

When the dog began to tire, the rabbit with its ...... .......jumped into the bush and disappeared.

• through an open

• was only running

• went hunting

• last burst of energy

• last5 burst of energy

As the dog.......... ............home, a goat herder who had seen the chase smiled at him saying, “Why did you let that rabbit go?”

• turned back

• was only running

• went hunting

• last burst of energy

• turned back

“Well, you see, ”replied the tired dog. “I ......... .......for my dinner. He was running for his life.”

• turned back

• was only running

• went hunting

• last burst of energy

• was only running

One day, a hound dog........ ......by himself in the woods. He saw a rabbit in the bush and chased him out into the open. The rabbit ran. The dog followed. The rabbit ran around trees and......... ......field.

When the dog began to tire, the rabbit with its ...... .......jumped into the bush and disappeared.

As the dog.......... ............home, a goat herder who had seen the chase smiled at him saying, “Why did you let that rabbit go?”

“Well, you see, ”replied the tired dog. “I ......... .......for my dinner. He was running for his life.”

What is the type of the text ?

• report text

• narrative text

• descriptive text

• recount text

• narrative text

One day, a hound dog........ ......by himself in the woods. He saw a rabbit in the bush and chased him out into the open. The rabbit ran. The dog followed. The rabbit ran around trees and......... ......field.

When the dog began to tire, the rabbit with its ...... .......jumped into the bush and disappeared.

As the dog.......... ............home, a goat herder who had seen the chase smiled at him saying, “Why did you let that rabbit go?”

“Well, you see, ”replied the tired dog. “I ......... .......for my dinner. He was running for his life.”

Who is the main character?

• a dog

• a goat

• a rabbit

• a man

• a dog

One day, a hound dog........ ......by himself in the woods. He saw a rabbit in the bush and chased him out into the open. The rabbit ran. The dog followed. The rabbit ran around trees and......... ......field.

When the dog began to tire, the rabbit with its ...... .......jumped into the bush and disappeared.

As the dog.......... ............home, a goat herder who had seen the chase smiled at him saying, “Why did you let that rabbit go?”

“Well, you see, ”replied the tired dog. “I ......... .......for my dinner. He was running for his life.”

Where did the story happen?

• forest

• house

• home

• woods

• woods

One day, a hound dog........ ......by himself in the woods. He saw a rabbit in the bush and chased him out into the open. The rabbit ran. The dog followed. The rabbit ran around trees and......... ......field.

When the dog began to tire, the rabbit with its ...... .......jumped into the bush and disappeared.

As the dog.......... ............home, a goat herder who had seen the chase smiled at him saying, “Why did you let that rabbit go?”

“Well, you see, ”replied the tired dog. “I ......... .......for my dinner. He was running for his life.”

Why did a goat herder smile at the dog when the dog turned back without rabbit?

• the dog loved the rabbit

• the dog lost his prey

• the dog played with the rabbit

• the goat herder loved the dog

• the dog lost his prey

One day, a hound dog........ ......by himself in the woods. He saw a rabbit in the bush and chased him out into the open. The rabbit ran. The dog followed. The rabbit ran around trees and......... ......field.

When the dog began to tire, the rabbit with its ...... .......jumped into the bush and disappeared.

As the dog.......... ............home, a goat herder who had seen the chase smiled at him saying, “Why did you let that rabbit go?”

“Well, you see, ”replied the tired dog. “I ......... .......for my dinner. He was running for his life.”

What do you think of the story?

• It is funny story

• It is good story

• It is terrible story

• It is tragic story

• It is tragic story