Ulangan Harian Narrative text Fabel kelas 8

Why did the ant refuse to play with the grasshopper during the summer?

• a. It didn’t like the grasshopper.

• b. It wanted to save food for the winter.

• c. It was too tired to play.

• d. It thought the grasshopper would help it later.

What did the grasshopper do during the summer?

• a. Collected grains for winter.

• b. Built a nest for itself.

• c. Helped the ant carry food.

• d. Sang and played in the sunshine.

What does the word it in "It went to the ant’s house and begged for food" refer to?

• a. The ant

• b. The grasshopper

• c. The grain

• d. The winter

What is the purpose of the story?

• a. To explain why ants work together.

• b. To show how grasshoppers live in summer.

• c. To teach the importance of hard work and preparation.

• d. To entertain readers with a funny story.

Why did the author write this story?

• a. To entertain readers with a story about animals.

• b. To describe the life of a duckling on a farm.

• d. To show the beauty of swans.

• d. To teach readers not to judge others by their appearance.

Why did the ugly duckling decide to leave the farm?

• a. He wanted to find food elsewhere.

• c. He was looking for his real family.

• c. He felt rejected and lonely due to constant teasing.

• d. He wanted to join a group of swans immediately.

Why did the author write this story?

• a. To entertain readers with a story about animals.

• b. To teach readers not to judge others by their appearance.

• c. To describe the life of a duckling on a farm.

• d. To show the beauty of swans.

What did the ugly duckling see when he looked at his reflection in the water?

• a. A sad, lonely duckling

• b. A group of swans swimming

• c. His reflection as a magnificent swan

• d. His family laughing at him

What happened after the crow opened its beak to sing?

• a. The crow flew away with the cheese.

• b. The fox climbed the tree to get the cheese.

• c. The cheese fell to the ground, and the fox ate it.

• d. The fox gave the cheese back to the crow.

Why did the fox praise the crow?

• a. To make friends with the crow

• b. To trick the crow into dropping the cheese

• c. To warn the crow about danger

• d. To encourage the crow to sing beautifully