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Daily Exam 1 Remedial (FOLKTALE) 9 J Semester 2

Total questions: 10

Worksheet time: 8mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Orientation is usually found in . . .

a)

the middle of story

b)

the title of the story

c)

the end of story

d)

the beginning of story

2.

The part of folktale which sums up the whole story with the moral values or lessons implied is called . . .

a)

reorientation

b)

evaluation

c)

resolution

d)

complication

3.

Folktale consist of . . .

a)

2 parts

b)

5 parts

c)

6 parts

d)

7 parts

4.

The best arrangement of the parts of folktales is . . .

a)

orientation - reorientation - complication - resolution - evaluation

b)

orientation - evaluation - complication - resolution - reorientation

c)

orientation - resolution - reorientation - complication - evaluation

d)

orientation - complication - reorientation - resolution - evaluation

5.

Folktale is . . .

a)

a narrative text telling a procedure that is mainly used to make the reader or listener understand how to use a certain tool.

b)

a recount text telling an experience that have ever done.

c)

a narrative text telling a story that is mainly used to entertain or amuse readers or listeners.

d)

•a recount text telling the report of a certain activity.

6.

"Kebo Iwa" is a folktale from . . .

a)

West Sumatra

b)

East Java

c)

Bali

d)

Bangka Belitung

7.

In complication, the main character . . .

a)

faces crisis

b)

is introduced

c)

can resolve problem

d)

is told firstly

8.

One of the purpose of folktale is . . .

a)

to amuse the reader or listener

b)

to give some clues in operating tools

c)

to tell certain experience happened in the past time

d)

to explain the things in the world

9.

"Toba Lake" is a folktale from

a)

East Java

b)

West Sumatra

c)

North Sumatra

d)

North Sulawesi

10.

The part of folktale that introduce the event or situations or background information of the crisis is called . . .

a)

orientation

b)

evaluation

c)

resolution

d)

reorientation