Reading Comprehension - Text Legend

In ancient West Java, Sangkuriang, a young hunter, unknowingly fell in love with his mother, Dayang Sumbi, who had been granted eternal youth. To avoid the marriage, Dayang Sumbi tasked him with building a lake and a boat in one night. Sangkuriang, aided by spirits, nearly succeeded, but Dayang Sumbi tricked him by making the sky appear as dawn. Enraged, Sangkuriang kicked the boat, which overturned and became Mount Tangkuban Perahu. The legend explains the mountain's boat-like shape and teaches the importance of respecting family bonds. It remains a cultural tale in Bandung, reminding people of the consequences of defying fate. What is the main moral of the legend?

• Love conquers all obstacles.

• Respect family bonds to avoid tragedy.

• Hard work leads to success.

• Deception always fails.

• Courage overcomes challenges.

In ancient West Java, Sangkuriang, a young hunter, unknowingly fell in love with his mother, Dayang Sumbi, who had been granted eternal youth. To avoid the marriage, Dayang Sumbi tasked him with building a lake and a boat in one night. Sangkuriang, aided by spirits, nearly succeeded, but Dayang Sumbi tricked him by making the sky appear as dawn. Enraged, Sangkuriang kicked the boat, which overturned and became Mount Tangkuban Perahu. The legend explains the mountain's boat-like shape and teaches the importance of respecting family bonds. It remains a cultural tale in Bandung, reminding people of the consequences of defying fate. What caused the creation of Mount Tangkuban Perahu?

• A volcanic eruption.

• Sangkuriang's anger overturning the boat.

• A magical spell by Dayang Sumbi.

• A flood from a broken promise.

• A divine intervention.

In ancient West Java, Sangkuriang, a young hunter, unknowingly fell in love with his mother, Dayang Sumbi, who had been granted eternal youth. To avoid the marriage, Dayang Sumbi tasked him with building a lake and a boat in one night. Sangkuriang, aided by spirits, nearly succeeded, but Dayang Sumbi tricked him by making the sky appear as dawn. Enraged, Sangkuriang kicked the boat, which overturned and became Mount Tangkuban Perahu. The legend explains the mountain's boat-like shape and teaches the importance of respecting family bonds. It remains a cultural tale in Bandung, reminding people of the consequences of defying fate. Who is the protagonist of the story?

• Dayang Sumbi.

• Sangkuriang.

• The spirits.

• The villagers.

• The king of Java.

In ancient West Java, Sangkuriang, a young hunter, unknowingly fell in love with his mother, Dayang Sumbi, who had been granted eternal youth. To avoid the marriage, Dayang Sumbi tasked him with building a lake and a boat in one night. Sangkuriang, aided by spirits, nearly succeeded, but Dayang Sumbi tricked him by making the sky appear as dawn. Enraged, Sangkuriang kicked the boat, which overturned and became Mount Tangkuban Perahu. The legend explains the mountain's boat-like shape and teaches the importance of respecting family bonds. It remains a cultural tale in Bandung, reminding people of the consequences of defying fate. What role does Dayang Sumbi play?

• A villain who destroys the boat.

• A tragic figure preventing an forbidden marriage.

• A magical helper aiding Sangkuriang.

• A neutral observer of events.

• An antagonist who curses her son.

In ancient West Java, Sangkuriang, a young hunter, unknowingly fell in love with his mother, Dayang Sumbi, who had been granted eternal youth. To avoid the marriage, Dayang Sumbi tasked him with building a lake and a boat in one night. Sangkuriang, aided by spirits, nearly succeeded, but Dayang Sumbi tricked him by making the sky appear as dawn. Enraged, Sangkuriang kicked the boat, which overturned and became Mount Tangkuban Perahu. The legend explains the mountain's boat-like shape and teaches the importance of respecting family bonds. It remains a cultural tale in Bandung, reminding people of the consequences of defying fate. Why is this story considered a legend?

• It features a futuristic setting.

• It is linked to a real place and cultural values.

• It focuses on talking animals.

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• It explains scientific phenomena.

In ancient Java, King Sulahkromo fell in love with Princess Surati, but his advisor, Sidapaksa, was also smitten. To eliminate Sidapaksa, the king sent him on a dangerous mission. Meanwhile, the king tricked Surati into believing Sidapaksa was dead, pressuring her to marry him. When Sidapaksa returned, he discovered the betrayal. In despair, Surati threw herself into a river, and Sidapaksa followed. Their tragic love purified the river, naming the region Banyuwangi, meaning "fragrant water." The legend teaches loyalty and the consequences of deceit. What is the main moral of the story?

• Deception leads to tragedy.

• Wealth brings happiness.

• Courage overcomes obstacles.

• Love always fails.

• Hard work leads to success.

In ancient Java, King Sulahkromo fell in love with Princess Surati, but his advisor, Sidapaksa, was also smitten. To eliminate Sidapaksa, the king sent him on a dangerous mission. Meanwhile, the king tricked Surati into believing Sidapaksa was dead, pressuring her to marry him. When Sidapaksa returned, he discovered the betrayal. In despair, Surati threw herself into a river, and Sidapaksa followed. Their tragic love purified the river, naming the region Banyuwangi, meaning "fragrant water." The legend teaches loyalty and the consequences of deceit. What caused the naming of Banyuwangi?

• A royal decree by the king.

• The tragic love of Surati and Sidapaksa.

• A magical spell by a wizard.

• A natural disaster.

• A battle between kingdoms.

In ancient Java, King Sulahkromo fell in love with Princess Surati, but his advisor, Sidapaksa, was also smitten. To eliminate Sidapaksa, the king sent him on a dangerous mission. Meanwhile, the king tricked Surati into believing Sidapaksa was dead, pressuring her to marry him. When Sidapaksa returned, he discovered the betrayal. In despair, Surati threw herself into a river, and Sidapaksa followed. Their tragic love purified the river, naming the region Banyuwangi, meaning "fragrant water." The legend teaches loyalty and the consequences of deceit. Who is the antagonist in the story?

• Sidapaksa.

• Sulahkromo.

• The river spirit.
  
  

• The villagers.

In ancient Java, King Sulahkromo fell in love with Princess Surati, but his advisor, Sidapaksa, was also smitten. To eliminate Sidapaksa, the king sent him on a dangerous mission. Meanwhile, the king tricked Surati into believing Sidapaksa was dead, pressuring her to marry him. When Sidapaksa returned, he discovered the betrayal. In despair, Surati threw herself into a river, and Sidapaksa followed. Their tragic love purified the river, naming the region Banyuwangi, meaning "fragrant water." The legend teaches loyalty and the consequences of deceit.

What makes this story a legend?

• Its futuristic setting.

• Its connection to a real place and cultural values.

• Its use of talking animals.

• Its scientific explanations.

• Its focus on romantic comedy.

1.       In ancient Bali, Kbo Iwo, a kind but destructive giant, helped villagers build temples and fields. However, his enormous appetite and clumsiness caused chaos, ruining crops and homes. Fearing his power, the villagers devised a plan. They asked Kbo Iwo to dig a massive well, promising endless food. As he dug deeper, they filled the hole with rocks, trapping him. The well became a volcano, and Kbo Iwo’s spirit is said to cause eruptions. The legend, tied to Bali’s volcanic landscape, teaches respect for nature’s power and the consequences of greed.

What is the setting of the story?

• A coastal village in Sumatra.

• A royal kingdom in Java.

• A magical forest in Bali.

• A volcanic mountain.

• A futuristic city.