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The Legend of Toba Lake
Once upon a time, there lived a poor farmer named Toba in a village in North Sumatra. Every day he went fishing in a river near his home. One day, he caught a beautiful golden fish. To his surprise, the fish could talk. The fish said, “Please don’t eat me. If you let me live, I will turn into a beautiful woman.”
Toba agreed, and suddenly, the fish transformed into a lovely lady. Toba was amazed and later married her. Before the wedding, the woman told him, “You must promise not to tell anyone that I was once a fish. If you break your promise, something terrible will happen.” Toba promised sincerely.
They lived happily and had a son named Samosir. The boy was naughty but kind-hearted. However, he was also lazy and often made his mother angry. One day, his mother asked him to deliver lunch to his father who was working in the field. On the way, Samosir got hungry and ate part of the food.
When Toba found out, he became furious and shouted, “You son of a fish!” Samosir ran home crying and told his mother what happened. His mother was heartbroken because Toba had broken his promise. She told her son to climb the highest hill, saying that something terrible was about to happen.
Soon after, heavy rain fell and thunder roared. The ground cracked, and water poured out, flooding the entire area. The place where Toba lived turned into a huge lake. The hill where Samosir ran became an island in the middle of the lake. The lake was later called Lake Toba, and the island in the middle became known as Samosir Island.
1. The Legend of Toba Lake (Excerpt)
Once upon a time, in North Sumatra, there lived a man named Toba who caught a golden fish that turned into a beautiful woman. She became his wife with one condition: he must never tell anyone that she was once a fish. They had a son named Samosir, who was often lazy and disobedient.
One day, Toba became angry and shouted, “You son of a fish!” Suddenly, thunder roared and the sky turned dark. His wife was deeply hurt and returned to the lake, turning into water that flooded the land.
If you were asked to create an alternative ending for the story above, which of the following endings shows a creative and moral resolution that fits the context of the legend?
a)
a. The lake dried up, and Toba and his son moved to another city happily.
b)
b. The golden fish came back to life and cursed the whole village forever.
c)
c. Samosir asked for forgiveness, and the lake became a sacred place to remind people to keep their promises.
d)
d. The wife became a queen of the sea and forgot about Toba’s mistake.
e)
e. Toba decided to marry another woman from the mountain and forgot his past.
2.
2. Excerpt from “The Legend of Toba Lake”
Toba broke his promise to his wife by shouting, “You son of a fish!” in anger. His wife was deeply hurt and decided to return to the lake, causing a great flood that created Toba Lake.
Based on the text above, which statement best evaluates Toba’s behavior and the moral lesson implied in the story?
a)
a. Toba’s anger was justified because his son disobeyed him.
b)
b. Toba’s words were natural because he forgot his promise.
c)
c. Toba made a big mistake because he broke his promise and hurt his family.
d)
d. Toba’s action was acceptable since he was only human.
e)
e. Toba’s wife overreacted to his words.
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3. Excerpt from “The Legend of Toba Lake”
Toba’s wife had told him never to reveal her secret—that she was once a fish.
One day, when Toba was angry at their son, he shouted, “You son of a fish!” breaking his promise.
Suddenly, dark clouds gathered, thunder struck, and heavy rain fell. His wife disappeared into the lake, and the water flooded the land.
What is the most logical cause-and-effect relationship between Toba’s action and the disaster that followed?
a)
a. Because Toba was lazy, the village was flooded.
b)
b. Because Toba broke his promise, his wife turned into water and created a lake.
c)
c. Because Toba’s wife was angry with their son, the sky darkened.
d)
d. Because the son was hungry, a storm came.
e)
e. Because the fish escaped from the river, it rained for days.
4.
4. One day, Toba ___ (go) fishing in the river and caught a golden fish.
Which of the following words correctly completes the sentence above using simple past tense?
a)
a. goes
b)
b. going
c)
c. go
d)
d. went
e)
e. gone
5.
5. Toba’s wife asked him never to reveal that she was once a fish.
When he broke his promise in anger, the earth trembled, and water flooded the land, creating Toba Lake.
What moral lesson can we learn from the story The Legend of Toba Lake?
a)
a. We must never eat fish again.
b)
b. We should always control our anger and keep our promises.
c)
c. We should leave home when we are angry.
d)
d. We must obey our parents in all situations.
e)
e. We can reveal people’s secrets if we are upset.
6.
6. The story tells about a man named Toba who lived near a river in North Sumatra.
Who is the main character in the story The Legend of Toba Lake?
a)
a. Samosir
b)
b. Toba
c)
c. The Queen
d)
d. The Fisherman’s Wife
e)
e. Geric
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7. The Legend of Toba Lake:
1. Toba caught a golden fish.
2. The fish turned into a woman.
3. Toba promised not to tell anyone her secret.
4. They got married and had a son named Samosir.
5. The wife went back to the lake after Toba broke his promise.
Which of the following shows the correct sequence of events in The Legend of Toba Lake?
a)
a. 2 → 3 → 1 → 5 → 4
b)
b. 1 → 2 → 3 → 4 → 5
c)
c. 3 → 1 → 4 → 2 → 5
d)
d. 4 → 3 → 2 → 1 → 5
e)
e. 5 → 4 → 3 → 2 → 1
8.
8. The golden fish suddenly ___ (turn) into a beautiful woman.
Which of the following correctly completes the sentence above using simple past tense?
a)
a. turn
b)
b. turning
c)
c. turns
d)
d. turned
e)
e. has turned
9.
9. “The story took place in a village near a large lake in North Sumatra.”
Where did the story The Legend of Toba Lake take place?
a)
a. In East Java
b)
b. In South Kalimantan
c)
c. In North Sumatra
d)
d. In Central Sulawesi
e)
e. In Bali
10.
10. Toba broke his promise and shouted angrily at his son. His wife, feeling hurt and betrayed, returned to the lake, causing heavy rain and a great flood that created Toba Lake.
If you were asked to create a new ending for the story that teaches a moral value about forgiveness, which of the following would be the best choice?
a)
a. The lake dried up completely, and everyone forgot the story.
b)
b. Toba apologized sincerely, and the lake became a sacred place reminding people to keep their promises.
c)
c. The wife returned and punished all villagers.
d)
d. The son ran away and never came back.
e)
e. The fish turned into a monster that destroyed the village.
11.
11. “Toba and his wife had a son named Samosir, who was often lazy and disobedient.”
What is the name of Toba’s son in the story The Legend of Toba Lake?
a)
a. Geric
b)
b. Samosir
c)
c. Falada
d)
d. Malin
e)
e. Liko
12.
12. “The story of Toba Lake came from the northern part of Sumatra Island.”
Where does the legend The Legend of Toba Lake come from?
a)
a. West Java
b)
b. North Sumatra
c)
c. South Kalimantan
d)
d. East Nusa Tenggara
e)
e. Papua
13.
13. When Toba got angry with his son, he forgot his promise and shouted, “You son of a fish!”
His wife was very sad and returned to the lake, causing a flood that created Toba Lake.
Which statement best evaluates Toba’s action from the moral point of view?
a)
a. Toba did the right thing because his son disobeyed him.
b)
b. Toba’s action was a small mistake and should be ignored.
c)
c. Toba made a serious mistake because he broke his promise and hurt his family.
d)
d. Toba’s wife should not have left; she was too emotional.
e)
e. Toba’s anger was justified because every parent gets angry sometimes.
14.
14. “The story tells about a man named Toba and a magical fish that turned into a woman. It explains how Lake Toba was formed.”
What type of text is The Legend of Toba Lake?
a)
a. Descriptive Text
b)
b. Narrative Text
c)
c. Recount Text
d)
d. Exposition Text
e)
e. Procedure Text
15.
15. One day, Toba ___ (go) fishing in the river and caught a golden fish.
Which of the following correctly completes the sentence using simple past tense?
a)
a. go
b)
b. goes
c)
c. went
d)
d. going
e)
e. has gone
16.
16. “This story explains how Lake Toba was created and teaches people not to break their promises.”
What is the social function of the text The Legend of Toba Lake?
a)
a. To describe the beauty of Lake Toba.
b)
b. To entertain readers with a fictional story and teach a moral lesson.
c)
c. To give instructions on how to make a lake.
d)
d. To persuade people to visit North Sumatra.
e)
e. To report the daily life of fishermen.
17.
17. After Toba broke his promise, the wife returned to the lake and caused a great flood. The story ends with Toba and his son being separated forever.
Which of the following endings best shows a creative and positive moral lesson?
a)
a. The lake dried up and everyone forgot about Toba.
b)
b. The wife forgave Toba, and the family built a small village beside the lake to remind people about honesty.
c)
c. Toba became rich after the flood destroyed his home.
d)
d. The son turned into a fish and lived in the lake forever.
e)
e. The wife never forgave Toba and cursed the land around the lake.
18.
18. “Toba broke his promise and shouted at his son. His wife felt betrayed and returned to the lake, causing a great flood.”
What is the main cause of the flood in the story The Legend of Toba Lake?
a)
a. The son was too lazy to help his parents.
b)
b. The wife wanted to test Toba’s patience.
c)
c. Toba broke his promise and made his wife angry.
d)
d. The golden fish turned into a human again.
e)
e. The villagers built houses near the lake.
19.
19. “Toba caught a golden fish. The fish turned into a beautiful woman. They got married.”
Choose the best connector to join the sentences so they show the correct sequence of events.
“Toba caught a golden fish, ___ it turned into a beautiful woman.”
a)
a. so
b)
b. because
c)
c. although
d)
d. but
e)
e. and
20.
20. “Toba was surprised when he caught a golden fish, which suddenly turned into a beautiful woman.”
What magical creature appeared in The Legend of Toba Lake?
a)
a. A dragon
b)
b. A golden fish
c)
c. A giant bird
d)
d. A talking tiger
e)
e. A fairy
21.
The Goose Girl
Once upon a time, there lived a lovely princess named Anidori Kiladra Talianna Isilee, or Ani, in the kingdom of Kildenree. Ani had a special gift — she could speak with animals and nature. Her mother, the queen, often told her to hide this gift because people might think it was strange.
When Ani grew up, she was arranged to marry the prince of Bayern. On her journey to the new kingdom, her maid, Selia, betrayed her. Selia forced Ani to switch places with her, claiming to be the real princess, while Ani became a goose keeper.
Despite her sadness, Ani stayed kind and patient. With the help of her loyal friends — especially Falada, her talking horse — she eventually proved her true identity. The king punished Selia for her betrayal, and Ani finally married Prince Geric, living happily ever after.
21. The princess finally revealed her true identity, and the false maid was punished by the king. The princess then married the prince, and they lived happily ever after.
If you were asked to create a new ending for the story that emphasizes forgiveness instead of punishment, which of the following would be the best ending?
a)
a. The king punished both the princess and the maid equally to teach them a lesson.
b)
b. The princess forgave the false maid and asked the king to let her serve in the palace as a helper.
c)
c. The maid escaped from the palace and cursed the kingdom.
d)
d. The princess took revenge by turning the maid into a goose forever.
e)
e. The prince decided to leave the kingdom and live alone in the forest.
22.
22. “When the truth was revealed, the king punished the false maid, and the princess was finally honored as the real bride of the prince.”
Which of the following statements best evaluates the princess’s behavior throughout the story?
a)
a. The princess was weak because she did not fight the maid earlier.
b)
b. The princess was wise and patient, showing that honesty will always win.
c)
c. The princess was selfish for keeping the truth to herself.
d)
d. The princess should have punished the maid herself.
e)
e. The princess was lucky, not responsible, for her happy ending.
23.
23. “The false maid threatened the real princess and forced her to exchange clothes and identities. The princess, afraid of being harmed, agreed and became a goose girl.”
What can you infer about the main conflict of the story based on this part?
a)
a. It is about the struggle between rich and poor people.
b)
b. It shows how kindness and honesty can be tested by betrayal.
c)
c. It tells about how the princess tried to escape from her family.
d)
d. It focuses on the relationship between humans and animals.
e)
e. It shows that power and beauty always lead to happiness.
24.
24. “The princess ____ (ride) her horse to the castle every morning to take care of the geese.”
Choose the correct verb form to complete the sentence above.
a)
a. rides
b)
b. riding
c)
c. ride
d)
d. rode
e)
e. has ridden
25.
25. “Because the princess stayed kind and honest, the king finally believed her and gave her justice.”
What is the main reason why the king believed the princess?
a)
a. Because the princess was beautiful and rich.
b)
b. Because the false maid told the truth to the king.
c)
c. Because the princess stayed kind and honest even in hardship.
d)
d. Because the prince ordered the king to forgive her.
e)
e. Because the king already knew the story before she told it.
26.
26. “Once upon a time, there was a beautiful princess who was sent away to marry a prince in a faraway kingdom.”
Who is the main character in the story The Goose Girl?
a)
a. The false maid
b)
b. The king
c)
c. The goose girl (the real princess)
d)
d. The prince
e)
e. The horse
27.
27. “Although the princess was treated unfairly by the false maid, she remained ____ and never told a lie.”
Choose the best adjective to complete the sentence based on the story.
a)
a. selfish
b)
b. lazy
c)
c. honest
d)
d. angry
e)
e. jealous
28.
28. “The princess left her father’s kingdom to marry a prince in a faraway land. On her journey, she was accompanied by her maid.”
a)
a. In the king’s palace
b)
b. In a small village near the river
c)
c. On the way to the new kingdom and at the goose field
d)
d. Inside a dark forest
e)
e. At the market place
29.
29. “After the king discovered the truth, he punished the false maid and honored the real princess for her honesty and patience.”
What moral value can be learned from the story The Goose Girl?
a)
a. People should always fight for power.
b)
b. Honesty and patience will lead to true happiness.
c)
c. Lies can save someone from trouble.
d)
d. It is better to hide the truth to keep peace.
e)
e. Friendship is more important than honesty.
30.
30. “The maid forced the princess to exchange clothes and identities, pretending to be the bride while the real princess became a goose girl.”
Who is the antagonist in the story The Goose Girl?
a)
a. The princess
b)
b. The king
c)
c. The false maid
d)
d. The prince
e)
e. The horse
31.
The Lion, the Witch, and the Wardrobe
Once upon a time, during the war, four siblings — Peter, Susan, Edmund, and Lucy Pevensie — were sent away from London to live with an old professor in the countryside. One day, while playing hide and seek, Lucy hid inside a wardrobe and discovered a magical land called Narnia.
In Narnia, Lucy met a faun named Mr. Tumnus, who told her that the land was ruled by the evil White Witch, who made it always winter but never Christmas. When Lucy’s siblings later entered Narnia, they met Aslan, the great lion and the true king of Narnia. Aslan fought bravely to free Narnia from the Witch’s curse.
In the end, the White Witch was defeated, and peace returned to Narnia. The four siblings became kings and queens, ruling the land wisely and kindly.
31. “When Aslan offered his life to save Edmund, the Deep Magic was fulfilled and Narnia was free from the White Witch’s curse.”
If you were asked to create a new ending to this story that emphasizes the moral value of forgiveness, which ending would be the most appropriate?
a)
a. The White Witch was killed by Aslan in a final battle of revenge.
b)
b. Aslan forgave the White Witch and turned her into a lioness to serve the good side forever.
c)
c. The children became kings and queens and banished the White Witch forever.
d)
d. Edmund sacrificed himself to save Aslan from the curse.
e)
e. The White Witch escaped and created a new world of darkness.
32.
32. “Aslan forgave Edmund for betraying his family and sacrificing himself to save the boy from the Deep Magic of the Witch.”
Which of the following statements best evaluates Aslan’s decision to forgive Edmund?
a)
a. Aslan’s forgiveness was a weakness because Edmund didn’t deserve a second chance.
b)
b. Aslan’s decision showed true leadership and compassion that inspired others to change.
c)
c. Aslan should have punished Edmund to prevent future betrayal.
d)
d. Forgiving Edmund was unfair to the other siblings who stayed loyal.
e)
e. Aslan’s act of forgiveness made the story less realistic.
33.
33. “Edmund realized that the Witch had lied to him. When he saw his siblings suffering, he felt guilty and ashamed.”
What can you infer about Edmund’s character development from the conflict he faced?
a)
a. He became more selfish and arrogant after realizing the truth.
b)
b. He learned from his mistakes and grew into a more humble and loyal person.
c)
c. He decided to join the Witch again to get more power.
d)
d. He blamed his siblings for his failure and left Narnia.
e)
e. He became silent and refused to help Aslan in the final battle.
34.
34. “Lucy ___ (open) the wardrobe door and found herself in a snowy forest.”
Choose the correct form of the verb to complete the sentence.
a)
a. opens
b)
b. opening
c)
c. open
d)
d. opened
e)
e. has opened
35.
35. “The forest was covered with snow and everything looked _______.”
Choose the best adjective to complete the sentence correctly.
a)
a. noisy
b)
b. crowded
c)
c. peaceful
d)
d. dangerous
e)
e. bright
36.
36. “Under the rule of the White Witch, it was always winter in Narnia, but never Christmas.”
What caused Narnia to be trapped in eternal winter?
a)
a. Because Aslan decided to punish the people of Narnia.
b)
b. Because the White Witch used her power to keep Narnia under her control.
c)
c. Because the children refused to believe in magic.
d)
d. Because the forest animals left Narnia and caused imbalance.
e)
e. Because Edmund broke the laws of the Deep Magic.
37.
37. “When the battle came, the great lion led the children bravely against the Witch’s army.”
Who led the battle against the White Witch in the story The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe?
a)
a. Edmund
b)
b. Lucy
c)
c. Peter
d)
d. Aslan
e)
e. Mr. Tumnus
38.
38. “Lucy opened the wardrobe, saw the coats, and stepped inside. ________, she found herself in a snowy forest.”
Which connector best completes the sentence above?
a)
a. Before that
b)
b. Finally
c)
c. Meanwhile
d)
d. Suddenly
e)
e. Because
39.
39. Lucy met Mr. Tumnus for the first time. She greeted him politely.
Which sentence below correctly uses direct speech to describe the situation?
a)
a. Lucy said that she met Mr. Tumnus for the first time.
b)
b. Lucy told that she was happy to meet him.
c)
c. Lucy said, “Hello, Mr. Tumnus! It’s nice to meet you.”
d)
d. Lucy greeted him and said that she liked Narnia.
e)
e. Lucy was meeting Mr. Tumnus and talking about Narnia.
40.
40. “Lucy walked into the wardrobe, pushed through the coats, and felt something cold and soft under her feet.”
Where did Lucy first enter the world of Narnia?
a)
a. In the castle of Aslan
b)
b. In the White Witch’s palace
c)
c. In the snowy forest through the wardrobe
d)
d. In the children’s bedroom
e)
e. In the mountain cave near Cair Paravel
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