REMEDIAL BAB 1

Ditto : Yesterday I read an interesting story. Want to hear it?
Milla : Sure. What was it about?
Ditto : It was about a village boy named Camilan who had an adventure.
Milla : Wow, what happened?
Ditto : He was invited by traveling merchants to go to the kingdom and see the new king. Now, people call him a hero.
Milla : Cool! But why is that an adventure?
Ditto : Because he entered the palace and saw the king’s coronation. People remember him as “the boy who went to the king’s court.”
Milla : So, being too curious can be dangerous?
Ditto : Yes. Sometimes it’s better not to join in problems. But Camilan’s curiosity made the merchants and the king respect him. He did it with kindness.

What lesson does Ditto learn from the story?

• Being curious is always good.

• Bravery is only about fighting dragons or witches.

• We should avoid danger and problems.

• Kindness makes people respected.

Nalla : What did you read this morning?
Reza : A story about a kind girl named Risa from a small village.
Nalla : Tell me.
Reza : One day, Risa saw a child crying in the market. She comforted him and found his mother.
Nalla : Wow, that’s nice.
Reza : Yes, and one day while planting flowers, Risa found a treasure.
Nalla : Really? What did she do?
Reza : She didn’t keep it. She used it to repair the school and build a playground for the children.
Nalla : Amazing! Her kindness changed the village.

How was Risa according to the speakers?

• A helpful and strong-minded girl

• An evil girl from a poor village

• A kind and polite person

• An independent and hard-hearted girl

One morning, Dhea walked through the village square. She saw an old woman carrying a heavy basket of fruit. The woman was Mrs. Mustika, a respected elder.

“Let me help you,” Dhea said with a smile. Mrs. Mustika was very thankful.

As they walked, she said softly, “You have a rare kindness, Dhea. Like the heart of a princess.”

Dhea blushed and felt warm inside.
How did Dhea react to Mrs. Mustika’s praise?

• She became very shy

• She felt uncomfortable

• She smiled and walked away

• She praised Mrs. Mustika back

In a small village lived a girl named Kenanga. She was kind and loved to help others. One day, Mr. Jaka gave her a special pendant. He said it was a “wish stone” that could grant wishes.

Kenanga felt strong and happy after receiving it. She planted a seed and cared for it every day. Weeks later, the seed grew into a big tree.

Kenanga wished for her village to be happy and prosperous. The next day, the village was full of laughter and joy.
How did Kenanga feel after receiving Mr. Jaka’s pendant ?

• Thankful

• Relieved

• Satisfied

• Happy

In a village lived a kind woman named Sarah. One day, she found a lost kitten that looked hungry and afraid.

Sarah took it home, fed it, and called it Kitty. Kitty became part of her family.

Later, the real owner found Sarah and recognized the kitten. Sarah knew she had to return Kitty. She gave it back kindly. The owner was very happy.
What is the best title for the story ?

• A Little Friendship

• Gaining People’s Love

• How to Treat a Stranger

• Letting Go of a Dear Friend