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Long ago, in the land of Parahyangan, lived a handsome young man named Sangkuriang. He was the son of a beautiful woman named Dayang Sumbi and a magical dog named Tumang. Sangkuriang didn't know that Tumang was actually a prince who had been transformed into a dog.

One day, while hunting in the forest, Sangkuriang accidentally killed Tumang. Heartbroken and angry, Dayang Sumbi hit Sangkuriang on the head with a ladle. Humiliated and ashamed, Sangkuriang ran away from home and wandered for many years.

When he finally returned, Sangkuriang had grown into a strong and determined young man. He fell deeply in love with a beautiful woman who lived in a nearby village. Unbeknownst to him, the woman was none other than his own mother, Dayang Sumbi.

Sangkuriang asked Dayang Sumbi to marry him, but she refused. She knew that he was her son, but she didn't want to reveal the truth to him. Determined to win her heart, Sangkuriang made a deal with Dayang Sumbi: if she agreed to marry him, he would build a large boat overnight.

Dayang Sumbi agreed, knowing that it was impossible to build such a large boat in just one night. However, Sangkuriang was a skilled worker and was almost finished with the boat when Dayang Sumbi realized what she had done. In a desperate attempt to stop him, she ordered her servants to light up the eastern sky, making it appear as if the sun was about to rise.

Sangkuriang was furious and kicked the unfinished boat, causing it to overturn. The boat turned into a giant mountain, which is now known as Tangkuban Perahu (the overturned boat).

What is the story about?

• West Java's tales

• The legend of Tangkuban Parahu

• Dayang Sumbi's marriage

• A beautiful young woman who married with a dog

Long ago, in the land of Parahyangan, lived a handsome young man named Sangkuriang. He was the son of a beautiful woman named Dayang Sumbi and a magical dog named Tumang. Sangkuriang didn't know that Tumang was actually a prince who had been transformed into a dog.

One day, while hunting in the forest, Sangkuriang accidentally killed Tumang. Heartbroken and angry, Dayang Sumbi hit Sangkuriang on the head with a ladle. Humiliated and ashamed, Sangkuriang ran away from home and wandered for many years.

When he finally returned, Sangkuriang had grown into a strong and determined young man. He fell deeply in love with a beautiful woman who lived in a nearby village. Unbeknownst to him, the woman was none other than his own mother, Dayang Sumbi.

Sangkuriang asked Dayang Sumbi to marry him, but she refused. She knew that he was her son, but she didn't want to reveal the truth to him. Determined to win her heart, Sangkuriang made a deal with Dayang Sumbi: if she agreed to marry him, he would build a large boat overnight.

Dayang Sumbi agreed, knowing that it was impossible to build such a large boat in just one night. However, Sangkuriang was a skilled worker and was almost finished with the boat when Dayang Sumbi realized what she had done. In a desperate attempt to stop him, she ordered her servants to light up the eastern sky, making it appear as if the sun was about to rise.

Sangkuriang was furious and kicked the unfinished boat, causing it to overturn. The boat turned into a giant mountain, which is now known as Tangkuban Perahu (the overturned boat).

According to he story, Tumang was….

• Married to Dayang Sumbi

• Sangkuriang's dog

• Good at hunting deer

• Dayang Sumbi’s father

Long ago, in the land of Parahyangan, lived a handsome young man named Sangkuriang. He was the son of a beautiful woman named Dayang Sumbi and a magical dog named Tumang. Sangkuriang didn't know that Tumang was actually a prince who had been transformed into a dog.

One day, while hunting in the forest, Sangkuriang accidentally killed Tumang. Heartbroken and angry, Dayang Sumbi hit Sangkuriang on the head with a ladle. Humiliated and ashamed, Sangkuriang ran away from home and wandered for many years.

When he finally returned, Sangkuriang had grown into a strong and determined young man. He fell deeply in love with a beautiful woman who lived in a nearby village. Unbeknownst to him, the woman was none other than his own mother, Dayang Sumbi.

Sangkuriang asked Dayang Sumbi to marry him, but she refused. She knew that he was her son, but she didn't want to reveal the truth to him. Determined to win her heart, Sangkuriang made a deal with Dayang Sumbi: if she agreed to marry him, he would build a large boat overnight.

Dayang Sumbi agreed, knowing that it was impossible to build such a large boat in just one night. However, Sangkuriang was a skilled worker and was almost finished with the boat when Dayang Sumbi realized what she had done. In a desperate attempt to stop him, she ordered her servants to light up the eastern sky, making it appear as if the sun was about to rise.

Sangkuriang was furious and kicked the unfinished boat, causing it to overturn. The boat turned into a giant mountain, which is now known as Tangkuban Perahu (the overturned boat).

What is the purpose of the text?

• To show the pros and cons of going to the mountain

• To persuade readers to go hiking

• To explain how mountain was made

• To entertain or to amuse readers

Long ago, in the land of Parahyangan, lived a handsome young man named Sangkuriang. He was the son of a beautiful woman named Dayang Sumbi and a magical dog named Tumang. Sangkuriang didn't know that Tumang was actually a prince who had been transformed into a dog.

One day, while hunting in the forest, Sangkuriang accidentally killed Tumang. Heartbroken and angry, Dayang Sumbi hit Sangkuriang on the head with a ladle. Humiliated and ashamed, Sangkuriang ran away from home and wandered for many years.

When he finally returned, Sangkuriang had grown into a strong and determined young man. He fell deeply in love with a beautiful woman who lived in a nearby village. Unbeknownst to him, the woman was none other than his own mother, Dayang Sumbi.

Sangkuriang asked Dayang Sumbi to marry him, but she refused. She knew that he was her son, but she didn't want to reveal the truth to him. Determined to win her heart, Sangkuriang made a deal with Dayang Sumbi: if she agreed to marry him, he would build a large boat overnight.

Dayang Sumbi agreed, knowing that it was impossible to build such a large boat in just one night. However, Sangkuriang was a skilled worker and was almost finished with the boat when Dayang Sumbi realized what she had done. In a desperate attempt to stop him, she ordered her servants to light up the eastern sky, making it appear as if the sun was about to rise.

Sangkuriang was furious and kicked the unfinished boat, causing it to overturn. The boat turned into a giant mountain, which is now known as Tangkuban Perahu (the overturned boat).

Why did Dayang Sumbi refuse Sangkuriang's proposal to marry her? Because.......

• Sangkuriang is not handsome

• Sangkuriang is only a boat maker

• she knew that he was her son

• she knew that he was a dog

Long ago, in the land of Parahyangan, lived a handsome young man named Sangkuriang. He was the son of a beautiful woman named Dayang Sumbi and a magical dog named Tumang. Sangkuriang didn't know that Tumang was actually a prince who had been transformed into a dog.

One day, while hunting in the forest, Sangkuriang accidentally killed Tumang. Heartbroken and angry, Dayang Sumbi hit Sangkuriang on the head with a ladle. Humiliated and ashamed, Sangkuriang ran away from home and wandered for many years.

When he finally returned, Sangkuriang had grown into a strong and determined young man. He fell deeply in love with a beautiful woman who lived in a nearby village. Unbeknownst to him, the woman was none other than his own mother, Dayang Sumbi.

Sangkuriang asked Dayang Sumbi to marry him, but she refused. She knew that he was her son, but she didn't want to reveal the truth to him. Determined to win her heart, Sangkuriang made a deal with Dayang Sumbi: if she agreed to marry him, he would build a large boat overnight.

Dayang Sumbi agreed, knowing that it was impossible to build such a large boat in just one night. However, Sangkuriang was a skilled worker and was almost finished with the boat when Dayang Sumbi realized what she had done. In a desperate attempt to stop him, she ordered her servants to light up the eastern sky, making it appear as if the sun was about to rise.

Sangkuriang was furious and kicked the unfinished boat, causing it to overturn. The boat turned into a giant mountain, which is now known as Tangkuban Perahu (the overturned boat).

"but she didn't want to reveal the truth to him." The word "him" refers to....

• Tumang

• Sangkuriang

• A Servant

• A worker

Long ago, in the land of Parahyangan, lived a handsome young man named Sangkuriang. He was the son of a beautiful woman named Dayang Sumbi and a magical dog named Tumang. Sangkuriang didn't know that Tumang was actually a prince who had been transformed into a dog.

One day, while hunting in the forest, Sangkuriang accidentally killed Tumang. Heartbroken and angry, Dayang Sumbi hit Sangkuriang on the head with a ladle. Humiliated and ashamed, Sangkuriang ran away from home and wandered for many years.

When he finally returned, Sangkuriang had grown into a strong and determined young man. He fell deeply in love with a beautiful woman who lived in a nearby village. Unbeknownst to him, the woman was none other than his own mother, Dayang Sumbi.

Sangkuriang asked Dayang Sumbi to marry him, but she refused. She knew that he was her son, but she didn't want to reveal the truth to him. Determined to win her heart, Sangkuriang made a deal with Dayang Sumbi: if she agreed to marry him, he would build a large boat overnight.

Dayang Sumbi agreed, knowing that it was impossible to build such a large boat in just one night. However, Sangkuriang was a skilled worker and was almost finished with the boat when Dayang Sumbi realized what she had done. In a desperate attempt to stop him, she ordered her servants to light up the eastern sky, making it appear as if the sun was about to rise.

Sangkuriang was furious and kicked the unfinished boat, causing it to overturn. The boat turned into a giant mountain, which is now known as Tangkuban Perahu (the overturned boat).

One of the complication in the story is ….

• Dayang Sumbi asked her servant to light up the eastern sky

• Dayang Sumbi and Sangkuriang were married

• Dayang Sumbi asked Sangkuriang to build a boat in only one night

• Dayang Sumbi fell in love with Sangkuriang

Long ago, in the land of Parahyangan, lived a handsome young man named Sangkuriang. He was the son of a beautiful woman named Dayang Sumbi and a magical dog named Tumang. Sangkuriang didn't know that Tumang was actually a prince who had been transformed into a dog.

One day, while hunting in the forest, Sangkuriang accidentally killed Tumang. Heartbroken and angry, Dayang Sumbi hit Sangkuriang on the head with a ladle. Humiliated and ashamed, Sangkuriang ran away from home and wandered for many years.

When he finally returned, Sangkuriang had grown into a strong and determined young man. He fell deeply in love with a beautiful woman who lived in a nearby village. Unbeknownst to him, the woman was none other than his own mother, Dayang Sumbi.

Sangkuriang asked Dayang Sumbi to marry him, but she refused. She knew that he was her son, but she didn't want to reveal the truth to him. Determined to win her heart, Sangkuriang made a deal with Dayang Sumbi: if she agreed to marry him, he would build a large boat overnight.

Dayang Sumbi agreed, knowing that it was impossible to build such a large boat in just one night. However, Sangkuriang was a skilled worker and was almost finished with the boat when Dayang Sumbi realized what she had done. In a desperate attempt to stop him, she ordered her servants to light up the eastern sky, making it appear as if the sun was about to rise.

Sangkuriang was furious and kicked the unfinished boat, causing it to overturn. The boat turned into a giant mountain, which is now known as Tangkuban Perahu (the overturned boat).

Who are the main caracthers in the story?

• The king, Dayang Sumbi, the dog, Sangkuriang, the mount, the boat, the genie, and the spiritis

• Dayang Sumbi and Sangkuriang

• The king, Dayang Sumbi, the dog, Sangkuriang, the ganie, and the spiritis

• The king Dayang Sumbi, the dog and Sangkuriang

Long ago, in the land of Parahyangan, lived a handsome young man named Sangkuriang. He was the son of a beautiful woman named Dayang Sumbi and a magical dog named Tumang. Sangkuriang didn't know that Tumang was actually a prince who had been transformed into a dog.

One day, while hunting in the forest, Sangkuriang accidentally killed Tumang. Heartbroken and angry, Dayang Sumbi hit Sangkuriang on the head with a ladle. Humiliated and ashamed, Sangkuriang ran away from home and wandered for many years.

When he finally returned, Sangkuriang had grown into a strong and determined young man. He fell deeply in love with a beautiful woman who lived in a nearby village. Unbeknownst to him, the woman was none other than his own mother, Dayang Sumbi.

Sangkuriang asked Dayang Sumbi to marry him, but she refused. She knew that he was her son, but she didn't want to reveal the truth to him. Determined to win her heart, Sangkuriang made a deal with Dayang Sumbi: if she agreed to marry him, he would build a large boat overnight.

Dayang Sumbi agreed, knowing that it was impossible to build such a large boat in just one night. However, Sangkuriang was a skilled worker and was almost finished with the boat when Dayang Sumbi realized what she had done. In a desperate attempt to stop him, she ordered her servants to light up the eastern sky, making it appear as if the sun was about to rise.

Sangkuriang was furious and kicked the unfinished boat, causing it to overturn. The boat turned into a giant mountain, which is now known as Tangkuban Perahu (the overturned boat).

Why did Dayang Sumbi agree with Sangkuriang?

• Because she fell in love with him

• Because she realized he is a handsome man

• Because she knew that it was impossible to build such a large boat in one night

• Because she knew that he was actually a prince

Long ago, in the land of Parahyangan, lived a handsome young man named Sangkuriang. He was the son of a beautiful woman named Dayang Sumbi and a magical dog named Tumang. Sangkuriang didn't know that Tumang was actually a prince who had been transformed into a dog.

One day, while hunting in the forest, Sangkuriang accidentally killed Tumang. Heartbroken and angry, Dayang Sumbi hit Sangkuriang on the head with a ladle. Humiliated and ashamed, Sangkuriang ran away from home and wandered for many years.

When he finally returned, Sangkuriang had grown into a strong and determined young man. He fell deeply in love with a beautiful woman who lived in a nearby village. Unbeknownst to him, the woman was none other than his own mother, Dayang Sumbi.

Sangkuriang asked Dayang Sumbi to marry him, but she refused. She knew that he was her son, but she didn't want to reveal the truth to him. Determined to win her heart, Sangkuriang made a deal with Dayang Sumbi: if she agreed to marry him, he would build a large boat overnight.

Dayang Sumbi agreed, knowing that it was impossible to build such a large boat in just one night. However, Sangkuriang was a skilled worker and was almost finished with the boat when Dayang Sumbi realized what she had done. In a desperate attempt to stop him, she ordered her servants to light up the eastern sky, making it appear as if the sun was about to rise.

Sangkuriang was furious and kicked the unfinished boat, causing it to overturn. The boat turned into a giant mountain, which is now known as Tangkuban Perahu (the overturned boat).

Did Sangkuriang finally finish making his boat?

• Yes, he was.

• No, he wasn't.

• Yes, he did.

• No, he didn't.

Long ago, in the land of Parahyangan, lived a handsome young man named Sangkuriang. He was the son of a beautiful woman named Dayang Sumbi and a magical dog named Tumang. Sangkuriang didn't know that Tumang was actually a prince who had been transformed into a dog.

One day, while hunting in the forest, Sangkuriang accidentally killed Tumang. Heartbroken and angry, Dayang Sumbi hit Sangkuriang on the head with a ladle. Humiliated and ashamed, Sangkuriang ran away from home and wandered for many years.

When he finally returned, Sangkuriang had grown into a strong and determined young man. He fell deeply in love with a beautiful woman who lived in a nearby village. Unbeknownst to him, the woman was none other than his own mother, Dayang Sumbi.

Sangkuriang asked Dayang Sumbi to marry him, but she refused. She knew that he was her son, but she didn't want to reveal the truth to him. Determined to win her heart, Sangkuriang made a deal with Dayang Sumbi: if she agreed to marry him, he would build a large boat overnight.

Dayang Sumbi agreed, knowing that it was impossible to build such a large boat in just one night. However, Sangkuriang was a skilled worker and was almost finished with the boat when Dayang Sumbi realized what she had done. In a desperate attempt to stop him, she ordered her servants to light up the eastern sky, making it appear as if the sun was about to rise.

Sangkuriang was furious and kicked the unfinished boat, causing it to overturn. The boat turned into a giant mountain, which is now known as Tangkuban Perahu (the overturned boat).

What moral value can we learn from the story?

• People must keep their words all the time

• Do not make a promise to easily

• Just do what we have planned

• Never be reluctant to do good things