Narrative XII 2023-2024

Kilion and His Bright Amdui Village

            One day, in a dark remote village of East Indonesia, named Amdui, an old man, named kilion Manggara, stayed in his dim light house. He wondered about  his village which had been  dark or many years. Amdui village had always relied on generators and outboard lamps for lighting at night. When he was a young elementary school teacher, the dim light helped him to do the teacher’s work at home. Time passed but nothing had changed since then. As he got older and older, the light was not much to help him read all of his favorite  books during the night. Yet, he was persistent to stay on track.

            Althought he  was a retired elementary school teacher, he felt he had a responsibility to make his village enlightened with electricity – just light people in the city. It was not surprising if the village did not have electricity  even though the area had abundant solar energy resources. This was because there was still a lack of needs for villagers, most of whose livelihoods were fisherman and farmers. Then, the day turned to silent night as Kilion suddenly slept in his rocking chairs

            The next day, , Killion visited his relative in the neighboring village, Arefu. Upon his arrival in Arefu village, he couldn’t help wondering why the village was brighter than his. The retired elementary school teacher’s curiosity grew stronger when he realized that Arefu village had a solar Power Plant (SPP) for electricity, while his village merely relied so much on generators and outboard lamps.

            …

            “ Why does the village here have electricity while the neighboring village does not?” Killion asked Almas in front of residents. Almas explained that Killion had to write a proposal to the Energy Office of Raja Ampat Regency to build a Solar Power Plant in Amdui village. He could help make the proposal as well if Killion

            Killion wrote 5 proposal , namely for the village head, the energy office in the Regency province, the Ministry of Energy and Mineral Resources and one for his relative Arfail in Arefu Village.

            After three years passed, some people visited his village, they looked like people from city.” Hello ? I am suparno, the representative of theMinistry of Energy and Mineral Resources. Your proposal  to build the solar Power Plant here has been approved. The construction of infrastructure for the Solar Power Plant began and the construction site was Killion’s land. Killion and Amdui villagers could finally get the benefit of the electricity after many years of  darkness.

            Killion Manggara’s role had made his village bright. He hoped the children in Amdui village could learn even when the night came and do their school tasks without using generators and outboard lamps. For the residents of Amdui village, killion was their true light.

 

What is the text tells about ?

•   Making of Solar Power Plant in West Papua.

    

•  How Amdui village can have Solar Power Plant

     

• The story of Killion succeeded in making his village bright   

• the story of Killion and his Amdui village

    

• The story of West Papua and  its abundant solar energy

Kilion and His Bright Amdui Village

            One day, in a dark remote village of East Indonesia, named Amdui, an old man, named kilion Manggara, stayed in his dim light house. He wondered about  his village which had been  dark or many years. Amdui village had always relied on generators and outboard lamps for lighting at night. When he was a young elementary school teacher, the dim light helped him to do the teacher’s work at home. Time passed but nothing had changed since then. As he got older and older, the light was not much to help him read all of his favorite  books during the night. Yet, he was persistent to stay on track.

            Althought he  was a retired elementary school teacher, he felt he had a responsibility to make his village enlightened with electricity – just light people in the city. It was not surprising if the village did not have electricity  even though the area had abundant solar energy resources. This was because there was still a lack of needs for villagers, most of whose livelihoods were fisherman and farmers. Then, the day turned to silent night as Kilion suddenly slept in his rocking chairs

            The next day, , Killion visited his relative in the neighboring village, Arefu. Upon his arrival in Arefu village, he couldn’t help wondering why the village was brighter than his. The retired elementary school teacher’s curiosity grew stronger when he realized that Arefu village had a solar Power Plant (SPP) for electricity, while his village merely relied so much on generators and outboard lamps.

            …

            “ Why does the village here have electricity while the neighboring village does not?” Killion asked Almas in front of residents. Almas explained that Killion had to write a proposal to the Energy Office of Raja Ampat Regency to build a Solar Power Plant in Amdui village. He could help make the proposal as well if Killion

            Killion wrote 5 proposal , namely for the village head, the energy office in the Regency province, the Ministry of Energy and Mineral Resources and one for his relative Arfail in Arefu Village.

            After three years passed, some people visited his village, they looked like people from city.” Hello ? I am suparno, the representative of theMinistry of Energy and Mineral Resources. Your proposal  to build the solar Power Plant here has been approved. The construction of infrastructure for the Solar Power Plant began and the construction site was Killion’s land. Killion and Amdui villagers could finally get the benefit of the electricity after many years of  darkness.

            Killion Manggara’s role had made his village bright. He hoped the children in Amdui village could learn even when the night came and do their school tasks without using generators and outboard lamps. For the residents of Amdui village, killion was their true light.

 

  The phrase, “ Yet, he was persistent to stay on track.” In the first paragraph means …

•   Killion love reading on track at nightin his house.

    

•   Kilion kept reading books instead of his old age.

     

• Killion did not like to read a series of book at once

     

• Killion’s determination in reading books was great

    

• Despite his old age, Killion kept trying his best

Kilion and His Bright Amdui Village

            One day, in a dark remote village of East Indonesia, named Amdui, an old man, named kilion Manggara, stayed in his dim light house. He wondered about  his village which had been  dark or many years. Amdui village had always relied on generators and outboard lamps for lighting at night. When he was a young elementary school teacher, the dim light helped him to do the teacher’s work at home. Time passed but nothing had changed since then. As he got older and older, the light was not much to help him read all of his favorite  books during the night. Yet, he was persistent to stay on track.

            Althought he  was a retired elementary school teacher, he felt he had a responsibility to make his village enlightened with electricity – just light people in the city. It was not surprising if the village did not have electricity  even though the area had abundant solar energy resources. This was because there was still a lack of needs for villagers, most of whose livelihoods were fisherman and farmers. Then, the day turned to silent night as Kilion suddenly slept in his rocking chairs

            The next day, , Killion visited his relative in the neighboring village, Arefu. Upon his arrival in Arefu village, he couldn’t help wondering why the village was brighter than his. The retired elementary school teacher’s curiosity grew stronger when he realized that Arefu village had a solar Power Plant (SPP) for electricity, while his village merely relied so much on generators and outboard lamps.

            …

            “ Why does the village here have electricity while the neighboring village does not?” Killion asked Almas in front of residents. Almas explained that Killion had to write a proposal to the Energy Office of Raja Ampat Regency to build a Solar Power Plant in Amdui village. He could help make the proposal as well if Killion

            Killion wrote 5 proposal , namely for the village head, the energy office in the Regency province, the Ministry of Energy and Mineral Resources and one for his relative Arfail in Arefu Village.

            After three years passed, some people visited his village, they looked like people from city.” Hello ? I am suparno, the representative of theMinistry of Energy and Mineral Resources. Your proposal  to build the solar Power Plant here has been approved. The construction of infrastructure for the Solar Power Plant began and the construction site was Killion’s land. Killion and Amdui villagers could finally get the benefit of the electricity after many years of  darkness.

            Killion Manggara’s role had made his village bright. He hoped the children in Amdui village could learn even when the night came and do their school tasks without using generators and outboard lamps. For the residents of Amdui village, killion was their true light.

 

The correct conflicts  in the text are …

• Killion’s village had been dark for many years

•  Arefu village didn’t have a solar Power Plant for electricity

•   Resident of Amdui village just relied on generators and outboard lamps for lighting at night  for many years

• The Amdui village did not have solar Power Plant for electricity

•  Why Arefu village had electricity while the neighboring village did not have

Kilion and His Bright Amdui Village

            One day, in a dark remote village of East Indonesia, named Amdui, an old man, named kilion Manggara, stayed in his dim light house. He wondered about  his village which had been  dark or many years. Amdui village had always relied on generators and outboard lamps for lighting at night. When he was a young elementary school teacher, the dim light helped him to do the teacher’s work at home. Time passed but nothing had changed since then. As he got older and older, the light was not much to help him read all of his favorite  books during the night. Yet, he was persistent to stay on track.

            Althought he  was a retired elementary school teacher, he felt he had a responsibility to make his village enlightened with electricity – just light people in the city. It was not surprising if the village did not have electricity  even though the area had abundant solar energy resources. This was because there was still a lack of needs for villagers, most of whose livelihoods were fisherman and farmers. Then, the day turned to silent night as Kilion suddenly slept in his rocking chairs

            The next day, , Killion visited his relative in the neighboring village, Arefu. Upon his arrival in Arefu village, he couldn’t help wondering why the village was brighter than his. The retired elementary school teacher’s curiosity grew stronger when he realized that Arefu village had a solar Power Plant (SPP) for electricity, while his village merely relied so much on generators and outboard lamps.

            …

            “ Why does the village here have electricity while the neighboring village does not?” Killion asked Almas in front of residents. Almas explained that Killion had to write a proposal to the Energy Office of Raja Ampat Regency to build a Solar Power Plant in Amdui village. He could help make the proposal as well if Killion

            Killion wrote 5 proposal , namely for the village head, the energy office in the Regency province, the Ministry of Energy and Mineral Resources and one for his relative Arfail in Arefu Village.

            After three years passed, some people visited his village, they looked like people from city.” Hello ? I am suparno, the representative of theMinistry of Energy and Mineral Resources. Your proposal  to build the solar Power Plant here has been approved. The construction of infrastructure for the Solar Power Plant began and the construction site was Killion’s land. Killion and Amdui villagers could finally get the benefit of the electricity after many years of  darkness.

            Killion Manggara’s role had made his village bright. He hoped the children in Amdui village could learn even when the night came and do their school tasks without using generators and outboard lamps. For the residents of Amdui village, killion was their true light.

 

 The following statements represent what is told in the story? Click Yes or Not for each Statement.

• Killion  was a retired elementary school teacher  who initiated Amdui village could be electrified.

• The construction of solar Power Plant was in Killion’s land

• As a retired elementary school teacher, Killion was also an artist in Arefu village

• Almas helped Killion in writing the proposal to the Energy Office of Raja Ampat Regency to build a Solar Power Plant in Amdui village

• Killion got the idea to contact SPP office staff from his relative,Arfail

Kilion and His Bright Amdui Village

            One day, in a dark remote village of East Indonesia, named Amdui, an old man, named kilion Manggara, stayed in his dim light house. He wondered about  his village which had been  dark or many years. Amdui village had always relied on generators and outboard lamps for lighting at night. When he was a young elementary school teacher, the dim light helped him to do the teacher’s work at home. Time passed but nothing had changed since then. As he got older and older, the light was not much to help him read all of his favorite  books during the night. Yet, he was persistent to stay on track.

            Althought he  was a retired elementary school teacher, he felt he had a responsibility to make his village enlightened with electricity – just light people in the city. It was not surprising if the village did not have electricity  even though the area had abundant solar energy resources. This was because there was still a lack of needs for villagers, most of whose livelihoods were fisherman and farmers. Then, the day turned to silent night as Kilion suddenly slept in his rocking chairs

            The next day, , Killion visited his relative in the neighboring village, Arefu. Upon his arrival in Arefu village, he couldn’t help wondering why the village was brighter than his. The retired elementary school teacher’s curiosity grew stronger when he realized that Arefu village had a solar Power Plant (SPP) for electricity, while his village merely relied so much on generators and outboard lamps.

            …

            “ Why does the village here have electricity while the neighboring village does not?” Killion asked Almas in front of residents. Almas explained that Killion had to write a proposal to the Energy Office of Raja Ampat Regency to build a Solar Power Plant in Amdui village. He could help make the proposal as well if Killion

            Killion wrote 5 proposal , namely for the village head, the energy office in the Regency province, the Ministry of Energy and Mineral Resources and one for his relative Arfail in Arefu Village.

            After three years passed, some people visited his village, they looked like people from city.” Hello ? I am suparno, the representative of theMinistry of Energy and Mineral Resources. Your proposal  to build the solar Power Plant here has been approved. The construction of infrastructure for the Solar Power Plant began and the construction site was Killion’s land. Killion and Amdui villagers could finally get the benefit of the electricity after many years of  darkness.

            Killion Manggara’s role had made his village bright. He hoped the children in Amdui village could learn even when the night came and do their school tasks without using generators and outboard lamps. For the residents of Amdui village, killion was their true light.

 

The purpose of the text is.....

• to entertain readers with the story of killion and Amdui village.

• To discuss how to create energy and mineral resources

• To explain a solar power plant for electricity

• to describe the location of Amdui Village

• tell the experience of Killion Manggara

Kilion and His Bright Amdui Village

            One day, in a dark remote village of East Indonesia, named Amdui, an old man, named kilion Manggara, stayed in his dim light house. He wondered about  his village which had been  dark or many years. Amdui village had always relied on generators and outboard lamps for lighting at night. When he was a young elementary school teacher, the dim light helped him to do the teacher’s work at home. Time passed but nothing had changed since then. As he got older and older, the light was not much to help him read all of his favorite  books during the night. Yet, he was persistent to stay on track.

            Althought he  was a retired elementary school teacher, he felt he had a responsibility to make his village enlightened with electricity – just light people in the city. It was not surprising if the village did not have electricity  even though the area had abundant solar energy resources. This was because there was still a lack of needs for villagers, most of whose livelihoods were fisherman and farmers. Then, the day turned to silent night as Kilion suddenly slept in his rocking chairs

            The next day, , Killion visited his relative in the neighboring village, Arefu. Upon his arrival in Arefu village, he couldn’t help wondering why the village was brighter than his. The retired elementary school teacher’s curiosity grew stronger when he realized that Arefu village had a solar Power Plant (SPP) for electricity, while his village merely relied so much on generators and outboard lamps.

            …

            “ Why does the village here have electricity while the neighboring village does not?” Killion asked Almas in front of residents. Almas explained that Killion had to write a proposal to the Energy Office of Raja Ampat Regency to build a Solar Power Plant in Amdui village. He could help make the proposal as well if Killion

            Killion wrote 5 proposal , namely for the village head, the energy office in the Regency province, the Ministry of Energy and Mineral Resources and one for his relative Arfail in Arefu Village.

            After three years passed, some people visited his village, they looked like people from city.” Hello ? I am suparno, the representative of theMinistry of Energy and Mineral Resources. Your proposal  to build the solar Power Plant here has been approved. The construction of infrastructure for the Solar Power Plant began and the construction site was Killion’s land. Killion and Amdui villagers could finally get the benefit of the electricity after many years of  darkness.

            Killion Manggara’s role had made his village bright. He hoped the children in Amdui village could learn even when the night came and do their school tasks without using generators and outboard lamps. For the residents of Amdui village, killion was their true light.

 

What do you think about killion’s hope in the last paragraph?

• To build the solar power plant

• to get benefit of the construction of electricity

• to make the proposal of electricity

• to make the Amdui village to be bright so children could learn and do task

    from school at the night.

• to explain how to write proposal for building solar power plant

Kilion and His Bright Amdui Village

            One day, in a dark remote village of East Indonesia, named Amdui, an old man, named kilion Manggara, stayed in his dim light house. He wondered about  his village which had been  dark or many years. Amdui village had always relied on generators and outboard lamps for lighting at night. When he was a young elementary school teacher, the dim light helped him to do the teacher’s work at home. Time passed but nothing had changed since then. As he got older and older, the light was not much to help him read all of his favorite  books during the night. Yet, he was persistent to stay on track.

            Althought he  was a retired elementary school teacher, he felt he had a responsibility to make his village enlightened with electricity – just light people in the city. It was not surprising if the village did not have electricity  even though the area had abundant solar energy resources. This was because there was still a lack of needs for villagers, most of whose livelihoods were fisherman and farmers. Then, the day turned to silent night as Kilion suddenly slept in his rocking chairs

            The next day, , Killion visited his relative in the neighboring village, Arefu. Upon his arrival in Arefu village, he couldn’t help wondering why the village was brighter than his. The retired elementary school teacher’s curiosity grew stronger when he realized that Arefu village had a solar Power Plant (SPP) for electricity, while his village merely relied so much on generators and outboard lamps.

            …

            “ Why does the village here have electricity while the neighboring village does not?” Killion asked Almas in front of residents. Almas explained that Killion had to write a proposal to the Energy Office of Raja Ampat Regency to build a Solar Power Plant in Amdui village. He could help make the proposal as well if Killion

            Killion wrote 5 proposal , namely for the village head, the energy office in the Regency province, the Ministry of Energy and Mineral Resources and one for his relative Arfail in Arefu Village.

            After three years passed, some people visited his village, they looked like people from city.” Hello ? I am suparno, the representative of theMinistry of Energy and Mineral Resources. Your proposal  to build the solar Power Plant here has been approved. The construction of infrastructure for the Solar Power Plant began and the construction site was Killion’s land. Killion and Amdui villagers could finally get the benefit of the electricity after many years of  darkness.

            Killion Manggara’s role had made his village bright. He hoped the children in Amdui village could learn even when the night came and do their school tasks without using generators and outboard lamps. For the residents of Amdui village, killion was their true light.

 

 According to the text, three supporting sentence that Killion was “the true   Light “ of Amdui Village are

•  On the same day as well,killion went to see the village chief ang brought

                   the proposals.

                     

          

• The ministry of energy and mineral resources constructthe solar power plant

•  Killion signed the letter by himself telling that he was concerned about

                  having a dark village.

        

• Killion had no responsibilty to make his village enlighten with electricity

•   Killion wrote 5 proposals, namely for the village head, the Energy office in

                  the regency province.

Kilion and His Bright Amdui Village

            One day, in a dark remote village of East Indonesia, named Amdui, an old man, named kilion Manggara, stayed in his dim light house. He wondered about  his village which had been  dark or many years. Amdui village had always relied on generators and outboard lamps for lighting at night. When he was a young elementary school teacher, the dim light helped him to do the teacher’s work at home. Time passed but nothing had changed since then. As he got older and older, the light was not much to help him read all of his favorite  books during the night. Yet, he was persistent to stay on track.

            Althought he  was a retired elementary school teacher, he felt he had a responsibility to make his village enlightened with electricity – just light people in the city. It was not surprising if the village did not have electricity  even though the area had abundant solar energy resources. This was because there was still a lack of needs for villagers, most of whose livelihoods were fisherman and farmers. Then, the day turned to silent night as Kilion suddenly slept in his rocking chairs

            The next day, , Killion visited his relative in the neighboring village, Arefu. Upon his arrival in Arefu village, he couldn’t help wondering why the village was brighter than his. The retired elementary school teacher’s curiosity grew stronger when he realized that Arefu village had a solar Power Plant (SPP) for electricity, while his village merely relied so much on generators and outboard lamps.

            …

            “ Why does the village here have electricity while the neighboring village does not?” Killion asked Almas in front of residents. Almas explained that Killion had to write a proposal to the Energy Office of Raja Ampat Regency to build a Solar Power Plant in Amdui village. He could help make the proposal as well if Killion

            Killion wrote 5 proposal , namely for the village head, the energy office in the Regency province, the Ministry of Energy and Mineral Resources and one for his relative Arfail in Arefu Village.

            After three years passed, some people visited his village, they looked like people from city.” Hello ? I am suparno, the representative of theMinistry of Energy and Mineral Resources. Your proposal  to build the solar Power Plant here has been approved. The construction of infrastructure for the Solar Power Plant began and the construction site was Killion’s land. Killion and Amdui villagers could finally get the benefit of the electricity after many years of  darkness.

            Killion Manggara’s role had made his village bright. He hoped the children in Amdui village could learn even when the night came and do their school tasks without using generators and outboard lamps. For the residents of Amdui village, killion was their true light.

 

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• Hard work to solve a problem

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• uncuriosity

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