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The Narrative Story

Total questions: 20

Worksheet time: 27mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Kancil was a clever mouse​ (a)   . He had many enemies. One of them is crocodile. The crocodile lived in the river near by the​ (b)   . One day, Kancil went to the river. It was hot day. Kancil wanted to​ (c)   . The crocodile saw Kancil. Then he ​ ​ (d)   slowly behind Kancil and ​ (e)   him. He grabbed his legs. Kancil was terrified. Then he had an idea. He saw a twig ... (6) near him. He picked it up and said, “You are so stupid! You are ... (7) a twig not my leg. Here is my leg.” He ... (8) the crocodile the twig. The crocodile was stupid. He believed Kancil. He freed his leg and grabbed the twig. Kancil ran away immediately.

Choose from the below words
deer
river
drink
came
caught
elephant
mountain
swim
2.

Kancil was a clever mouse​ deer . He had many enemies. One of them is crocodile. The crocodile lived in the river near by the​ river . One day, Kancil went to the river. It was hot day. Kancil wanted to​ drink . The crocodile saw Kancil. Then he ​ ​ came​ slowly behind Kancil and ​ caught​ him. He grabbed his legs. Kancil was terrified. Then he had an idea. He saw a twig ​ (a)   near him. He picked it up and said, “You are so stupid! You are ​ (b)   a twig not my leg. Here is my leg.” He ​ (c)   the crocodile the twig. The crocodile was stupid. He believed Kancil. He freed his leg and grabbed the twig. Kancil ran away immediately.

Choose from the below words
lying
biting
gave
jumping
swimming
throwing
3.

The Merchant and His Donkey
A long time ago, there was a merchant who had a donkey. One day he​ (a)   some sacks of salt and put them on the donkey’s back. On the way, they had to cross a river. The donkey ​ (b)   into the water and the burden became lighter because the salt ​ (c)   . It did this twice when they were in the river.

The merchant was ​ (d)   and angry. He ... (4) the donkey played a trick on him. Therefore, he wanted to punish it. He, then bought the sponge rubber instead of salt and put it on its back. When they arrived at the river for the third time the donkey lay down quickly. The burden was heavier, and the donkey could not get up. The merchant forced it to stand up and continue their journey. The donkey walked very slowly because of the heavy burden. The merchant said to himself, “You ... (5) the punishment.”

Choose from the below words
carried
fell
dissolved
disappointed
dropped
swam
expanded
4.

The Merchant and His Donkey A long time ago, there was a (a)   who had a donkey. One day he​ carried some sacks of (b)   and put them on the donkey’s back. On the way, they had to cross a (c)   . The donkey ​ fell into the water and the burden became lighter because the salt ​ dissolved. It did this twice when they were in the river. The merchant was ​ disappointed​ and angry. He​ (d)   the donkey played a trick on him. Therefore, he wanted to punish it. He, then bought the sponge rubber instead of salt and put it on its back. When they arrived at the river for the third time the donkey lay down quickly. The burden was heavier, and the donkey could not get up. The merchant forced it to stand up and continue their journey. The donkey walked very slowly because of the heavy burden. The merchant said to himself, “You ​ (e)   the punishment.”

Choose from the below words
merchant
salt
river
realized
deserve
farmer
sugar
ocean
forgot
enjoy
5.

I ... to the beach last weekend.

a)
swam
b)
drove
c)
flew
d)
went
6.

They ... breakfast this morning.

a)
They did not have breakfast this morning.
b)
They are not eating breakfast this morning.
c)
They will not eat breakfast this morning.
d)
They did not eat breakfast this morning.
7.

What ... you do yesterday? The right words for the blank are ..

a)
did
b)
does
c)
do
d)
done
8.

Susun ulang berikut ini:

a)

Lisa

b)

visited

c)

her grandparents

d)

in the village

e)

last summer.

1)
2)
3)
4)
5)
9.

The Merchant and His Donkey
A long time ago, there was a merchant who had a donkey. One day hecarried some sacks of salt and put them on the donkey’s back. On the way, they had to cross a river. The donkey fell into the water and the burden became lighter because the salt dissolved. It did this twice when they were in the river.

The merchant was disappointed and angry. He realized the donkey played a trick on him. Therefore, he wanted to punish it. He, then bought the sponge rubber instead of salt and put it on its back. When they arrived at the river for the third time the donkey lay down quickly. The burden was heavier, and the donkey could not get up. The merchant forced it to stand up and continue their journey. The donkey walked very slowly because of the heavy burden. The merchant said to himself, “You deserve the punishment.”

What can you learn from the story?

a)
One should not attempt to deceive others, as it may lead to greater difficulties.
b)
Heavy burdens are easier to carry than light ones.
c)
Always trust your instincts without question.
d)
Deceiving others can lead to rewards.
10.

The Merchant and His Donkey
A long time ago, there was a merchant who had a donkey. One day hecarried some sacks of salt and put them on the donkey’s back. On the way, they had to cross a river. The donkey fell into the water and the burden became lighter because the salt dissolved. It did this twice when they were in the river.

The merchant was disappointed and angry. He realized the donkey played a trick on him. Therefore, he wanted to punish it. He, then bought the sponge rubber instead of salt and put it on its back. When they arrived at the river for the third time the donkey lay down quickly. The burden was heavier, and the donkey could not get up. The merchant forced it to stand up and continue their journey. The donkey walked very slowly because of the heavy burden. The merchant said to himself, “You deserve the punishment.”

What is the end of the story?

a)
The donkey learned a lesson about the consequences of its tricks.
b)
The donkey became the merchant's best friend.
c)
The merchant decided to sell the donkey.
d)
The donkey ran away and was never seen again.
11.

The Merchant and His Donkey
A long time ago, there was a merchant who had a donkey. One day hecarried some sacks of salt and put them on the donkey’s back. On the way, they had to cross a river. The donkey fell into the water and the burden became lighter because the salt dissolved. It did this twice when they were in the river.

The merchant was disappointed and angry. He realized the donkey played a trick on him. Therefore, he wanted to punish it. He, then bought the sponge rubber instead of salt and put it on its back. When they arrived at the river for the third time the donkey lay down quickly. The burden was heavier, and the donkey could not get up. The merchant forced it to stand up and continue their journey. The donkey walked very slowly because of the heavy burden. The merchant said to himself, “You deserve the punishment.”

What are the the characteristics of the merchant?

a)
Resourceful, just, patient, determined.
b)
Cunning, selfish, hasty, unkind.
c)
Generous, lazy, unobservant, reckless.
d)
Cruel, impatient, careless, indifferent.
12.

The Merchant and His Donkey
A long time ago, there was a merchant who had a donkey. One day hecarried some sacks of salt and put them on the donkey’s back. On the way, they had to cross a river. The donkey fell into the water and the burden became lighter because the salt dissolved. It did this twice when they were in the river.

The merchant was disappointed and angry. He realized the donkey played a trick on him. Therefore, he wanted to punish it. He, then bought the sponge rubber instead of salt and put it on its back. When they arrived at the river for the third time the donkey lay down quickly. The burden was heavier, and the donkey could not get up. The merchant forced it to stand up and continue their journey. The donkey walked very slowly because of the heavy burden. The merchant said to himself, “You deserve the punishment.”

How is the characteristics of the donkey?

a)
The donkey is lazy and unmotivated.
b)
The donkey is clever and cunning.
c)
The donkey is strong and resilient.
d)
The donkey is friendly and sociable.
13.

Jodohkan berikut ini

a)

bring

1.

brought

b)

go

2.

went

c)

see

3.

saw

d)

take

4.

took

e)

make

5.

made

14.

The Crying Stone

Once upon a time, in a small village, there lived a poor widow and her only daughter. The daughter was very beautiful but had a bad attitude. She was lazy, spoiled, and ungrateful. She never helped her mother with chores and always demanded expensive things. One day, the daughter insisted her mother take her to the market to buy new clothes. Her mother, who loved her dearly, agreed even though they were poor. On their way to the market, the daughter felt embarrassed because her mother was wearing old, torn clothes. She refused to walk beside her mother and told people that the old woman was not her mother but her servant.

The mother was deeply hurt but said nothing. As they reached the market, the daughter continued to humiliate her mother. Unable to bear the pain any longer, the mother prayed to God to teach her daughter a lesson. Suddenly, the daughter began to turn into stone. She cried and begged her mother to forgive her, but it was too late. Her body turned completely into stone. The stone continued to shed tears, and the villagers named it "The Crying Stone" as a reminder to always respect and love one's parents.

What can you learn from the story?

a)
Being spoiled is a sign of success.
b)
It's acceptable to embarrass your parents in public.
c)
Always respect and love your parents.
d)
Always prioritize material possessions over family.
15.

The Crying Stone

Once upon a time, in a small village, there lived a poor widow and her only daughter. The daughter was very beautiful but had a bad attitude. She was lazy, spoiled, and ungrateful. She never helped her mother with chores and always demanded expensive things. One day, the daughter insisted her mother take her to the market to buy new clothes. Her mother, who loved her dearly, agreed even though they were poor. On their way to the market, the daughter felt embarrassed because her mother was wearing old, torn clothes. She refused to walk beside her mother and told people that the old woman was not her mother but her servant.

The mother was deeply hurt but said nothing. As they reached the market, the daughter continued to humiliate her mother. Unable to bear the pain any longer, the mother prayed to God to teach her daughter a lesson. Suddenly, the daughter began to turn into stone. She cried and begged her mother to forgive her, but it was too late. Her body turned completely into stone. The stone continued to shed tears, and the villagers named it "The Crying Stone" as a reminder to always respect and love one's parents.

WHo are the characters in the story?

a)
The wise old man and his loyal dog.
b)
The poor widow (mother) and her beautiful but ungrateful daughter.
c)
The rich merchant and his kind-hearted son.
d)
The beautiful princess and her jealous sister.
16.

The Crying Stone

Once upon a time, in a small village, there lived a poor widow and her only daughter. The daughter was very beautiful but had a bad attitude. She was lazy, spoiled, and ungrateful. She never helped her mother with chores and always demanded expensive things. One day, the daughter insisted her mother take her to the market to buy new clothes. Her mother, who loved her dearly, agreed even though they were poor. On their way to the market, the daughter felt embarrassed because her mother was wearing old, torn clothes. She refused to walk beside her mother and told people that the old woman was not her mother but her servant.

The mother was deeply hurt but said nothing. As they reached the market, the daughter continued to humiliate her mother. Unable to bear the pain any longer, the mother prayed to God to teach her daughter a lesson. Suddenly, the daughter began to turn into stone. She cried and begged her mother to forgive her, but it was too late. Her body turned completely into stone. The stone continued to shed tears, and the villagers named it "The Crying Stone" as a reminder to always respect and love one's parents.

What is the end of the story?

a)
The daughter turns into stone, becoming 'The Crying Stone' as a lesson for her disrespect.
b)
The daughter learns to appreciate her mother and they live happily ever after.
c)
The mother turns into stone for not providing her daughter with new clothes.
d)
The daughter becomes a wealthy princess and leaves her mother behind.
17.

Please read this text:

"Once upon a time, in a small village, there lived a poor widow and her only daughter. The daughter was very beautiful but had a bad attitude."

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18.
Once upon a time, in a small village, there lived a poor widow and her only daughter. The daughter was very (a)   but had a bad attitude. She was (b)   , spoiled, and ungrateful. She never helped her mother with (c)   and always demanded expensive things. One day, the daughter insisted her mother take her to the market to buy new clothes. Her mother, who loved her dearly, agreed even though they were poor. On their way to the market, the daughter felt (d)   because her mother was wearing old, torn clothes. She refused to walk beside her mother and told people that the old woman was not her mother but her (e)   .
Choose from the below words
beautiful
lazy
chores
embarrassed
servant
ugly
hardworking
friend
19.

The past form of "think" is ...

a)
thought
b)
thinked
c)
thunk
d)
thoughts
20.

The social function of the narrative text is ...

a)
to convey experiences and cultural norms.
b)
to serve as a marketing tool for products.
c)
to provide a detailed analysis of historical events.
d)
to entertain readers with fictional stories.