Exploring Legends and Their Elements

What do you know about Kalimantan?

• the third largest island in the

  world,

• spells great adventures into its vast and legendary

  jungles

• spells great adventures into its vast and legendary

  jungles

• the mysterious Dayak villages that retain age-old traditions

  and way of life

• A,B,C,D are correct answers

Which one of the following optin is not an island in Kalimantan?

• Kumala island

• Maratua island.

• Waigeo island

• Lemukutan islan.

• Sangulak island

the following are the problematics under water, except

• coral exploitation

• illegal fishing

• over fishing

• under water photography

• catching fish using bombs

Who will responsible to conserve the ecosystem in the water. (the answer more than one)

• farmer

• the government

• fisherman

• the people who live around the water.

• the visitor

The jellyfish population has reduced massively in recent years. the main reason is because.....

• in fact the population is a few

• people swim around with their fins and hit the jellyfish

• the smell is adorable

• the price is expensive

• the fisherman booms them

Identify a motif in the legend and explain its significance to the overall narrative.

• The villain's downfall motif.

• The quest for treasure motif.

• The love story motif.

• The hero's journey motif.

How does the conflict in the legend drive the plot forward?

• Characters avoid challenges and the plot remains static.

• The conflict propels the plot by creating challenges that characters must overcome.

• The conflict resolves all character issues immediately.

• The plot is driven by the setting rather than the conflict.

Evaluate the resolution of the legend. Does it provide closure? Why or why not?

• Yes, it provides closure.

• No, it does not provide closure.

• It offers a complete resolution to the story.

• The legend is ambiguous and unclear.

In what ways do cultural values shape the legends you have studied?

• Legends are shaped solely by historical events without cultural influence.

• Cultural values have no impact on the storytelling techniques used in legends.

• Legends are primarily influenced by geographical features rather than cultural beliefs.

• Cultural values shape legends by influencing their themes, morals, and character portrayals, reflecting societal beliefs and practices.

What do you think is the author's purpose in writing this legend? Provide evidence to support your answer.

• To entertain readers with fictional stories.

• To provide historical facts about a culture.

• To promote a specific political agenda.

• To convey moral lessons or cultural values.