TGT QUIZ C4

Why can Cupak be considered an antagonist in both versions of the story?

• He is the main character

• He supports Gerantang

• He tries to deceive others for personal gain

• He defeats the enemy

How do the two versions of the story reflect changes in society?

• Both ignore tradition

• The fractured version includes modern elements like social media

• They use the same language

• The original story is humorous

What does the ending of both stories suggest about justice?

• Injustice always wins

• Lying is sometimes okay

• Truth and bravery are eventually rewarded

• Heroes are always popular

What role does the princess (or girl) play in revealing the truth?

• She hides the truth

• She supports Cupak

• She tells the real story and defends Gerantang

• She runs away

How does Gerantang’s character contrast with Cupak’s?

• Gerantang is older and richer

• Gerantang is honest while Cupak is manipulative

• Gerantang lies but Cupak is honest

• Both have similar personalities

What is the main theme that connects both the original and fractured versions of the story?

• The importance of wealth

• The value of physical strength

• The victory of honesty over deceit

• The danger of traveling alone

How does the use of modern elements (e.g., social media, vlogging, CCTV) in the fractured version affect the story’s message?

• It makes the story more confusing

• It disconnects the story from its moral

• It modernizes the setting while preserving the core message

• It makes the story less believable

What lesson can students learn about teamwork from Gerantang's actions?

• Work alone is always better

• Avoid helping others

• Sincerity and dedication are more important than showmanship

• Bragging leads to success

How is irony used in both versions of the story?

• Cupak is praised despite doing nothing

• Gerantang is ignored by everyone

• The villain becomes the hero

• The character who wants fame receives shame instead

What can we infer about the authors' purpose in creating a fractured version of the original folktale?

• To make fun of old stories

• To criticize modern technology

• To engage younger audiences using relatable elements

• To change the story's moral completely