The Tale of Biwar and the Dragon

In the village of Mimika, villagers set out to gather Sago but are attacked by a dragon. A pregnant woman survives and gives birth to Biwar, who grows up to be a skilled hunter. Learning about the dragon that killed his father, Biwar decides to hunt it. He sets traps and uses traditional drums to lure the dragon, ultimately killing it. Biwar and his mother return to the village, where the people celebrate the end of the dragon's threat.

What was the main reason the villagers of Mimika set off on their journey?

• To hunt for dragons

• To trade with other villages

• To collect Sago

• To find a new home

How did the woman manage to survive the dragon attack?

• She fought the dragon

• She hid in a cave

• She swam to safety

• She clung to a tree log

What skill did Biwar develop as he grew up?

• Sailing

• Farming

• Fishing

• Hunting

Why did Biwar's mother forbid him from going near the river?

• She feared the dragon

• There were dangerous animals

• The river was too deep

• The water was polluted

What motivated Biwar to hunt the dragon?

• To protect the village

• To avenge his father

• To find treasure

• To prove his bravery

What method did Biwar use to attract the dragon?

• He shouted loudly

• He used a mirror

• He played traditional drums

• He used a fire

How did Biwar ultimately defeat the dragon?

• With a trap of spears

• By poisoning it

• By drowning it

• With a sword

What did Biwar do after defeating the dragon?

• He built a new home

• He celebrated with his mother

• He set sail to the village

• He went on another hunt

How did the villagers react to the news of the dragon's death?

• They were skeptical

• They were relieved and happy

• They were indifferent

• They were angry

What was the impact of the dragon's death on the villagers?

• They stopped fishing

• They built a monument

• They decided to move away

• They could travel freely on the river