Narrative Text Quizz

Once upon a time in a small village, there lived a young man named Joko Tarub. He was known for his kindness and adventurous spirit. One day, while wandering in the forest, he stumbled upon a beautiful pond. To his surprise, he saw seven beautiful maidens bathing in the water. Fascinated by their beauty, Joko hid behind a tree and watched them.

As the maidens finished bathing, they put on their clothes and flew away to the sky, leaving behind their magical shawls. Joko, wanting to meet them, quickly grabbed one of the shawls and hid it in his home. The next day, when the maidens returned to the pond, they were unable to fly back. One of them, named Dewi, felt sad and searched for her shawl.

Joko decided to help Dewi, but he kept the shawl a secret. They soon fell in love, and Dewi married Joko. They lived happily together and had children. However, as time passed, Dewi longed for her home in the sky. One day, Joko's curiosity got the better of him, and he revealed the hidden shawl. Dewi was heartbroken but chose to leave, taking her shawl and flying back to the sky.

Joko learned that love is about trust and sacrifice. He often visited the pond, remembering the time he spent with Dewi and reflecting on the importance of honesty in relationships.

What is the main idea of the story?

• Joko Tarub loved fishing.

• Joko Tarub found a magical shawl.

• Joko Tarub learned about love and trust.

• Joko Tarub was a famous adventurer.

Once upon a time in a small village, there lived a young man named Joko Tarub. He was known for his kindness and adventurous spirit. One day, while wandering in the forest, he stumbled upon a beautiful pond. To his surprise, he saw seven beautiful maidens bathing in the water. Fascinated by their beauty, Joko hid behind a tree and watched them.

As the maidens finished bathing, they put on their clothes and flew away to the sky, leaving behind their magical shawls. Joko, wanting to meet them, quickly grabbed one of the shawls and hid it in his home. The next day, when the maidens returned to the pond, they were unable to fly back. One of them, named Dewi, felt sad and searched for her shawl.

Joko decided to help Dewi, but he kept the shawl a secret. They soon fell in love, and Dewi married Joko. They lived happily together and had children. However, as time passed, Dewi longed for her home in the sky. One day, Joko's curiosity got the better of him, and he revealed the hidden shawl. Dewi was heartbroken but chose to leave, taking her shawl and flying back to the sky.

Joko learned that love is about trust and sacrifice. He often visited the pond, remembering the time he spent with Dewi and reflecting on the importance of honesty in relationships.

What does the word "maidens" refer to in the story?

• Young girls

• Older women

• Fairies

• Animals

Once upon a time in a small village, there lived a young man named Joko Tarub. He was known for his kindness and adventurous spirit. One day, while wandering in the forest, he stumbled upon a beautiful pond. To his surprise, he saw seven beautiful maidens bathing in the water. Fascinated by their beauty, Joko hid behind a tree and watched them.

As the maidens finished bathing, they put on their clothes and flew away to the sky, leaving behind their magical shawls. Joko, wanting to meet them, quickly grabbed one of the shawls and hid it in his home. The next day, when the maidens returned to the pond, they were unable to fly back. One of them, named Dewi, felt sad and searched for her shawl.

Joko decided to help Dewi, but he kept the shawl a secret. They soon fell in love, and Dewi married Joko. They lived happily together and had children. However, as time passed, Dewi longed for her home in the sky. One day, Joko's curiosity got the better of him, and he revealed the hidden shawl. Dewi was heartbroken but chose to leave, taking her shawl and flying back to the sky.

Joko learned that love is about trust and sacrifice. He often visited the pond, remembering the time he spent with Dewi and reflecting on the importance of honesty in relationships.

Where did Joko Tarub find the maidens?

• In a village

• In a forest

• In a market

• In a castle

Once upon a time in a small village, there lived a young man named Joko Tarub. He was known for his kindness and adventurous spirit. One day, while wandering in the forest, he stumbled upon a beautiful pond. To his surprise, he saw seven beautiful maidens bathing in the water. Fascinated by their beauty, Joko hid behind a tree and watched them.

As the maidens finished bathing, they put on their clothes and flew away to the sky, leaving behind their magical shawls. Joko, wanting to meet them, quickly grabbed one of the shawls and hid it in his home. The next day, when the maidens returned to the pond, they were unable to fly back. One of them, named Dewi, felt sad and searched for her shawl.

Joko decided to help Dewi, but he kept the shawl a secret. They soon fell in love, and Dewi married Joko. They lived happily together and had children. However, as time passed, Dewi longed for her home in the sky. One day, Joko's curiosity got the better of him, and he revealed the hidden shawl. Dewi was heartbroken but chose to leave, taking her shawl and flying back to the sky.

Joko learned that love is about trust and sacrifice. He often visited the pond, remembering the time he spent with Dewi and reflecting on the importance of honesty in relationships.

Why did Dewi leave Joko?

• She didn't love him anymore.

• She missed her home in the sky.

• She wanted to find her sisters.

• She wanted to explore the world.

Once upon a time in a small village, there lived a young man named Joko Tarub. He was known for his kindness and adventurous spirit. One day, while wandering in the forest, he stumbled upon a beautiful pond. To his surprise, he saw seven beautiful maidens bathing in the water. Fascinated by their beauty, Joko hid behind a tree and watched them.

As the maidens finished bathing, they put on their clothes and flew away to the sky, leaving behind their magical shawls. Joko, wanting to meet them, quickly grabbed one of the shawls and hid it in his home. The next day, when the maidens returned to the pond, they were unable to fly back. One of them, named Dewi, felt sad and searched for her shawl.

Joko decided to help Dewi, but he kept the shawl a secret. They soon fell in love, and Dewi married Joko. They lived happily together and had children. However, as time passed, Dewi longed for her home in the sky. One day, Joko's curiosity got the better of him, and he revealed the hidden shawl. Dewi was heartbroken but chose to leave, taking her shawl and flying back to the sky.

Joko learned that love is about trust and sacrifice. He often visited the pond, remembering the time he spent with Dewi and reflecting on the importance of honesty in relationships.

What moral lesson can be learned from Joko Tarub's story?

• Curiosity is always good.

• Secrets are helpful in relationships.

• Love requires honesty and trust.

• Adventure is more important than family.

Once upon a time, there was a kind and beautiful girl named Cinderella. After her mother died, her father remarried a woman who had two daughters. Cinderella’s stepmother and stepsisters were very cruel to her, making her do all the household chores while they enjoyed a life of comfort.

One day, the king invited all the young women in the land to a royal ball to find a wife for his son, the prince. Cinderella wanted to go but didn’t have a nice dress. As she was crying, a fairy godmother appeared and magically gave her a beautiful gown and a pair of glass slippers. The fairy also turned a pumpkin into a carriage to take her to the ball, warning her that the magic would end at midnight.

At the ball, the prince was enchanted by Cinderella and danced with her all night. As midnight approached, Cinderella rushed out of the palace, accidentally leaving one glass slipper behind. The prince searched the kingdom to find the girl whose foot fit the slipper. When he found Cinderella, they got married and lived happily ever after.

• Cinderella’s family situation

• She left one glass slipper behind.

• Who helped Cinderella get to the ball?

• What happened after the prince found Cinderella?

• The Prince married Cinderella

• Her stepmother and stepsisters were cruel to her

• What Cinderella wanted to do?

• Her fairy godmother helped her.

• What Cinderella left behind?

• She wanted to attend the royal ball.

Story: Malin Kundang

Once upon a time, in a small village in Sumatra, there lived a poor woman and her son, Malin Kundang. They were very poor, but the mother loved her son dearly. One day, Malin decided to leave the village to seek his fortune. His mother was sad but allowed him to go, hoping he would return with wealth.

Malin worked hard and eventually became a wealthy merchant. Years passed, and Malin Kundang returned to his village, now with riches and a beautiful wife. However, when he arrived, he was ashamed of his poor mother. He refused to acknowledge her and denied that she was his mother. The mother was heartbroken and prayed for justice.

Suddenly, the sky darkened, and a terrible storm began. Malin's ship was struck by lightning, and he was turned into stone as punishment for his disrespect. The stone still stands on the coast, a reminder of Malin Kundang's fate.

Who lived with Malin Kundang?

• His mother

• His wife

• His father

• His children

Story: Malin Kundang

Once upon a time, in a small village in Sumatra, there lived a poor woman and her son, Malin Kundang. They were very poor, but the mother loved her son dearly. One day, Malin decided to leave the village to seek his fortune. His mother was sad but allowed him to go, hoping he would return with wealth.

Malin worked hard and eventually became a wealthy merchant. Years passed, and Malin Kundang returned to his village, now with riches and a beautiful wife. However, when he arrived, he was ashamed of his poor mother. He refused to acknowledge her and denied that she was his mother. The mother was heartbroken and prayed for justice.

Suddenly, the sky darkened, and a terrible storm began. Malin's ship was struck by lightning, and he was turned into stone as punishment for his disrespect. The stone still stands on the coast, a reminder of Malin Kundang's fate.

Why did Malin Kundang leave his village?

• To find his mother

• To seek his fortune

• To explore the world

• To build a house

Story: Malin Kundang

Once upon a time, in a small village in Sumatra, there lived a poor woman and her son, Malin Kundang. They were very poor, but the mother loved her son dearly. One day, Malin decided to leave the village to seek his fortune. His mother was sad but allowed him to go, hoping he would return with wealth.

Malin worked hard and eventually became a wealthy merchant. Years passed, and Malin Kundang returned to his village, now with riches and a beautiful wife. However, when he arrived, he was ashamed of his poor mother. He refused to acknowledge her and denied that she was his mother. The mother was heartbroken and prayed for justice.

Suddenly, the sky darkened, and a terrible storm began. Malin's ship was struck by lightning, and he was turned into stone as punishment for his disrespect. The stone still stands on the coast, a reminder of Malin Kundang's fate.

Why did Malin Kundang refuse to acknowledge his mother when he returned to the village?

• He didn’t recognize her.

• He wanted to protect her.

• He had forgotten about his past.

• He was ashamed of her poverty.

Once upon a time, in a small village in Sumatra, there lived a poor woman and her son, Malin Kundang. They were very poor, but the mother loved her son dearly. One day, Malin decided to leave the village to seek his fortune. His mother was sad but allowed him to go, hoping he would return with wealth. Malin worked hard and eventually became a wealthy merchant. Years passed, and Malin Kundang returned to his village, now with riches and a beautiful wife. However, when he arrived, he was ashamed of his poor mother. He refused to acknowledge her and denied that she was his mother. The mother was heartbroken and prayed for justice.

Suddenly, the sky darkened, and a terrible storm began. Malin's ship was struck by lightning, and he was turned into stone as punishment for his disrespect. The stone still stands on the coast, a reminder of Malin Kundang's fate.

What is the moral lesson of Malin Kundang’s story?

• Always respect your parents, no matter your success.

• Wealth is more important than family.

• Success comes from leaving your family behind.

• It’s okay to forget the past once you’re rich.