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WorksheetsNarrative Text Kelas 8
Total questions: 15
Worksheet time: 8mins
Who is the main character in Jack and the Beanstalk?
The giant
Jack
Jack's mother
The cow
What is the setting of the story?
Jack's village and the giant's castle in the clouds
A busy city with tall buildings
A distant island
A school in a small town
What is the main conflict or problem in the story?
Jack has to sell his cow at the market
Jack climbs a beanstalk and encounters a giant who owns treasure
Jack wants to become rich without doing any work
Jack needs to find his missing father
How does Jack respond to challenges?
He gives up when things get difficult
He bravely climbs the beanstalk and faces the giant
He tells his mother he won't do what she asks
He decides to leave the village
What is the climax of Jack and the Beanstalk?
When Jack trades the cow for magic beans
When Jack sneaks into the giant's castle
When Jack is chased by the giant and escapes down the beanstalk
When Jack becomes rich
How does the story resolve at the end?
Jack and his mother live happily after the giant is gone
Jack gets in trouble for selling the cow
Jack goes back to live in the giant's castle
Jack leaves his village for good
What theme or message does the author convey in Jack and the Beanstalk?
Being brave and resourceful can lead to rewards
Always do what your mother says
Stay away from strangers
Money solves all problems
Are there any symbols in the story?
The beanstalk symbolizes Jack's journey toward adventure and growth
The giant's castle represents safety
The cow represents happiness
Jack's village represents danger
How does the author develop Jack as a character?
By showing his fear of heights
By demonstrating his bravery and resourcefulness through his actions
By having him stay home all day
By describing his love for animals
How do Jack's actions affect other characters?
His mother gains riches because of him
The giant stays unaffected
The cow finds a new home
The townspeople are impacted
How does the point of view impact the story?
It allows us to understand only the giant's perspective
We mostly see Jack's perspective, making us understand his choices and struggles
It makes the story sound like a historical account
We learn about Jack's mother's dreams
What is the tone or mood of Jack and the Beanstalk?
Mysterious and adventurous
Calm and peaceful
Dark and gloomy
Humorous and silly
How does the setting influence the mood or tone?
The village feels safe, while the castle in the clouds feels thrilling and dangerous
The beanstalk makes everything look tiny
The castle is bright and cheerful
The village is too small to be exciting
How does the author use descriptive language in Jack and the Beanstalk?
To make the giant's castle and treasures seem magical and exciting
To explain the exact height of the beanstalk
To make Jack's house look very boring
To describe the cow's emotions
What might happen after the story ends?
Jack and his mother might use the treasure wisely to live comfortably
Jack might grow another beanstalk
The giant might come back to find Jack
Jack might sell the cow again
