Understanding Greetings and Fables

The video tutorial covers Indonesian language lessons for grade 2, focusing on fables, character traits, question words, and sentence completion. It explains the differences between fables, myths, and legends, and highlights the importance of using respectful language and common greetings. The lesson aims to enhance students' understanding of storytelling, grammar, and communication skills.

What is a story called where animals play the main roles?

• Novel

• Legend

• Myth

• Fable

Which animal is often depicted as clever and resourceful in fables?

• Elephant

• Tiger

• Mouse Deer

• Lion

Which question word is appropriate for asking the reason behind an action?

• Why

• How

• What

• Where

Which of the following is an example of a fable?

• Sangkuriang

• Malin Kundang

• The Rabbit and the Turtle

• The Legend of Toba Lake

What is the correct verb to complete the sentence: 'Amir is ___ a story for his sister'?

• writing

• reading

• playing

• learning

Which greeting is considered informal?

• Greetings, esteemed guests.

• Welcome, ladies and gentlemen.

• Good morning, Sir. Can I help you?

• Hello, kids! How was your holiday?

In which sentence is 'Father' used as a form of address?

• Good morning, Father.

• Father is reading a book.

• Father works as a teacher.

• I went to the bookstore with Father.

What is the appropriate greeting when meeting an elder?

• Hi, how's it going?

• Yo, what's up?

• Hey, what are you doing?

• Good afternoon, Sir.

Which of the following is a formal greeting?

• Yo, where are you going?

• Good morning, Sir.

• Hey, what's up?

• Hi, how are you?

What is the purpose of using a greeting word?

• To greet

• To criticize

• To laugh

• To ignore