LITTLE RED RIDING HOOD

1.      What is the story about?

• a.       A kind wolf who wants to help little red riding hood

• b.       A little riding hood met a wolf

• c.       Grandma asked wolf to take little red riding hood

• d.       A bad wolf who wants to eat little red riding hood and grandma

• e.       None of the option is right

2.      What is narrative text?

• a.       An imaginative story to entertain people.

• b.       A story tells about past experience.

• c.       A funny story

• d.       A fact story

• e.       Reality story

3.      What is the social function of the narrative text?

• a.       To tell stories or present events and entertain the readers.

• b.    To tell stories or past events and inform the readers.

• c.       To tell stories or present events and inform the readers.

• d.       To tell stories or past events and entertain the readers.

• e.       To describe a particular place or thing

   

4.      Look at these steps in the bellow, as follow:

(1)   reiteration

(2)   orientation

(3)   title

(4)   resolution

(5)   complication

The correct structure of a narrative text is….

• a.       (1)-(2)-(3)-(4)-(5)

• b.       (5)-(4)-(3)-(2)-(1)

• c.       (3)-(2)-(4)-(5)-(1)

• d.       (3)-(1)-(4)-(5)-(2)

• e. (3)-(5)-(4)-(4)-(2)

5.      Why did Little Red Riding Hood walk through the forest?

• a.       To visit her sick grandmother

• b.       To play bicycle

• c.       To escape the wolf

• d.       To hunt the beast

• e. To date with someone else

6.      What is the message moral of the Little Red Riding Hood?

• a.       Don’t tell a lie to good people!

• b.       Don’t underestimate to the others!

• c.       Don’t disobey to the parents especially our mother!

• d.       Don’t be arrogant!

• e.       We must learn to be dare challenges.

7.      The prettiest creature who was ever seen. The underlined word means that …

• a.       Ugliest

• b. most beautiful

• c. worst

• d. best

• e. slimmest

8.      How about the complication of Little Red Riding Hood?

• a. happy

• b. affected

• c. proud

• d. tense

• e. sad

9.      How about the last story of Little Red Riding Hood?

• a. happy

• b. affected

• c. proud

• d. tense

• e. sad

10.      The genre of the Little Red Riding Hood is …

• a.       Fantasy

• b. reality

• c. fairy tale

• d. thriler

• d. comedy