The Tale of Baya and Sura

In ancient times, Baya, a giant crocodile, ruled the rivers of northern East Java, while Sura, a fierce shark, dominated the seas. Both were feared predators. Sura, bored with sea prey, ventured into Baya's territory, sparking a conflict. They fought for days, eventually agreeing to divide their hunting grounds. However, Sura deceived Baya, continuing to hunt on land. Baya, realizing the deception, set a trap, leading to a final battle. Baya emerged victorious, and the region was named Surabaya in their memory.

What is the name of the giant crocodile that rules the river?

• Gajah

• Rusa

• Sura

• Baya

What animal does Baya prefer to hunt?

• Fish

• Sharks

• Deer

• Elephants

Why does Sura decide to explore the land?

• He wants to meet Baya

• He is bored of sea creatures

• He is looking for a new home

• He is following a friend

What triggers the confrontation between Baya and Sura?

• A misunderstanding

• A competition for food

• Baya entering the sea

• Sura hunting in Baya's territory

How do Baya and Sura initially resolve their conflict?

• By dividing their territories

• By fighting to the death

• By leaving the area

• By sharing their food

What is Sura's plan after the truce?

• To hunt secretly in Baya's territory

• To stop hunting altogether

• To become friends with Baya

• To move to another river

How does Baya confirm Sura's deception?

• By setting a trap

• By watching Sura

• By asking other animals

• By following Sura's tracks

What happens to Sura during the final battle?

• He captures Baya

• He wins the fight

• He loses his tail

• He escapes unharmed

What is the outcome of the final battle between Baya and Sura?

• They become allies

• They both leave the area

• Baya is defeated

• Sura is defeated and flees

What is the significance of the battle between Baya and Sura?

• It starts a new war

• It ends their rivalry

• It gives the name to Surabaya

• It leads to peace in the sea