Daily Test 1 (XII)

What lesson can we learn from the story?

• Greed will eventually lead to destruction.

• Helping others always brings misfortune.

• Natural disasters are caused by human mistakes.

• Giants are stronger than villagers.

Why did the giant return after receiving rice the first time?

• Because he wanted to thank the widow.

• Because he felt unsatisfied and greedy.

• Because he wanted to protect the village.

• Because the gods sent him back.

What caused the flood that destroyed the village?

• The widow’s anger toward the giant.

• The villagers’ refusal to give rice.

• The giant stomping his feet.

• The eruption of Mount Batur.

How did the widow differ from the giant in terms of character?

• The widow was strong, while the giant was weak.

• The widow was greedy, while the giant was kind.

• The widow was sincere, while the giant was greedy.

• The widow was selfish, while the giant was generous.

If the villagers had refused to give rice to the giant from the beginning, what would most likely have happened?

• The giant would bless the village.

• The giant would leave peacefully.

• The giant would destroy the village sooner.

• The villagers would become rich.

What is the function of the fourth paragraph in the story?

• To describe the setting of the village.

• To present the climax and resolution.

• To introduce the main characters.

• To explain the giant’s personality.

Which evidence best shows the gods’ compassion in the story?

• They created Mount Batur.

• They sent the giant to test the widow.

• They calmed the flood after the widow’s prayer.

• They provided rice to the villagers.

What narrative structure element can be found in paragraph two?

• Orientation

• Complication

• Resolution

• Re-orientation

What would be the impact if the giant had been satisfied with the first offering of rice?

• The village would remain safe and peaceful.

• The lake would still appear naturally.

• The widow would ask the gods for more food.

• The villagers would abandon their homes.

How does the story explain the origin of Lake Batur?

• It was formed by villagers digging wells.

• It was created from a giant’s tears.

• It was the result of a flood caused by the giant.

• It was a blessing given by the widow.