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MUTIARA SAFITRI (Pengayaan B. Inggris TL)

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Name : Mutiara Safitri

Class : Xl Ekonomi 1
Enrichment (Bahasa Inggris TL)

Question for number 1-5

The Legend Of Prambanan Temple

Once, there was a beautiful Javanese princess whose name was Rara Jonggrang. Rara
Jonggrang whose beauty was very famous in the land was the daughter of Prabu Baka, and
evil king.

One day, a handsome young man with super natural power named Bandung Bondowoso
defeated and killed Prabu Baka. On seeing Princess Rara Jonggrang’s beauty, Bandung
Bondowoso fell in love with her and wanted to marry her.

Meanwhile, Princess Rara jonggrang felt sad due to her death father. She did not want to
marry Bandung because he had killed her father. But she was also afraid of Bandung. So to
refuse politely, she made a condition. “I will marry you but you have to build one thousand
temples in one night as a wedding gift” requested Rara Jonggrang. Bandung Bondowoso
agreed with the condition. Helped by the spirit of the demons, Bandung Bondowoso started
building the temples. Approaching midnight, the work would nearly be done. Rara Jonggrang
knew and thought, “What shall I do? Bandung Bondowoso is smarter than I thought. I would
lose against Bandung.”

Suddenly she got an idea. She woke up all the women in the palace and ordered them to
make the noisy sounds of grinding rice so that the rooster thought that it had already been
dawn. Bandung Bondowoso got frustrated because he failed completing one, the thousandth
temple.

The Princess has deceived me!” Following his anger, he cursed Roro Jonggrang, “You have
been cheated. Now, the thousandth temple is you!”

At once, the Princess turned into a statue. knowing this, Bandung Bondowoso regretted and
he went away into a farm land. From then, people called the temple, Prambanan Temple,
and the Princess statue, Rara Jonggrang statue

1.in the story, who has the evil character?


a.Roro jonggrang
b. Bandung bondowoso
C. Waiter
d. Queen
e. King

2. Why does Roro Jonggrang refuse to marry Bandung Bondowoso?


a.Because his father was killed by Bandung Bondowoso
b. because Bandung Bondowoso could not comply with Roro Jonggrang's wishes
C. because Roro Jonggrang is not ready to get married
d. because Bandung Bondowoso is not ready to get married
e. because they don't match

3. In the story, the orientation part is found in the sentence?


a.The Princess has deceived me!” Following his anger, he cursed Roro Jonggrang, “You
have been cheated. Now, the thousandth temple is you!”
b. At once, the Princess turned into a statue. knowing this, Bandung Bondowoso regretted
and he went away into a farm land. From then, people called the temple, Prambanan
Temple, and the Princess statue, Rara Jonggrang statue
C. Meanwhile, Princess Rara jonggrang felt sad due to her death father
d. Once, there was a beautiful Javanese princess whose name was Rara Jonggrang.
Rara Jonggrang whose beauty was very famous in the land was the daughter of Prabu
Baka, and evil king.
e. On seeing Princess Rara Jonggrang’s beauty, Bandung Bondowoso fell in love with her
and wanted to marry her.

4. What conditions did Roro Jonggrang give to Bandung Bondowoso so that she would
marry Bandung Bondowoso?
a Bandung Bondowoso must build a mountain
b. Bandung Bondowoso had to give a lot of money
c. Bandung Bondowoso must give the palace
d. Bandung Bondowoso must give up his territory
e. Bandung Bondowoso had to build a thousand temples in one night

5. the end of the story is?


a Roro Jonggrang married Bandung Bondowoso
b. Bandung Bondowoso killed Roro Jonggrang's father
c. Roro Jonggrang is happy to marry Bandung Bondowoso
d. Bandung Bondowoso successfully fulfilled the requirements of Roro Jonggrang
e. Roro Jonggrang was cursed to become a stone by Bandung Bondowoso
Question for number 1-5
The king of the forest

years ago, so long ago that no one knows exactly when a lion lived in a cave in the forest.
He was very strong and fierce, with pointed claws and teeth as sharp as knives. All the
animal living in the forest were afraid of him.
He was lazy and did nothing every day except eat and sleep. Mr. Peacock swept the floor of
his cave with
his long tail, so that he could have a clean bed to sleep on. While he slept, Mr. Mouse
stroked and massaged his body. When he opened his mouth to yamn, Mr. Mouse would
jump in to clean and polish his teeth.
Mr. Porcupine was the lion’s chief assistant. He was a brave and hard worker. He never tired
of obeying the lion’s orders.
“I’m feeling hungry.” The lion told him one day. “Go and catch a goat for me.”
Mr. Porcupine went and asked Mr. tiger to help him. Mr. Tiger stretched himself. “Ah well,”
he said. “If the King of the forest wants a goat for dinner, I’ll have to catch one for him.” He
caught a goat and carried it back to the lion’s cave. “Thank’s, Mr. Tiger,” said the lion. “I’m
very grateful to you for such a tasty meal.”
As soon as all the other animals in the forest heard that Mr. tiger was hunting food for the
lion. They hid themselves in the forest..
After a day or so, the lion felt hungry again. “Tell Mr. tiger to catch a deer for me,” he ordered
Mr. Porcupine. Mr. Porcupine did as he was told. However, although Mr. tiger searched
everywhere, he was unable to find a single animal.
Finally, he had to tell the king of the forest that he had not been successful.
“What!” roared the lion. “The forest is full of animals, who are all my subjects. Order all of
them to come to my cave at once.”
Mr. tiger kept quit. He did not know what to do.
He returned to the forest to continue his search. At the end of the day. He felt tired and fell
asleep.
When he awoke, he saw Mr. Mousedeer passing by.
“Where are all the other animals?” he asked.
“They’re hiding in the forest,” replied Mr. Mousedeer.
“Can you show me where they are?”
“Why do you want to know?”
“The king of the forest’s hungry,” replied Mr. Tiger
“All right,” said Mr. Mousedeer. “come with me.”
He took Mr. tiger with him to meet the other animals.
None of them wanted to go and see the lion. In the end, they decided to draw lots to see
who should go.
Mr. Mousedeer was the unlucky one who was chosen. All his friends felt sorry for him
because they knew what would happen to him.
Mr. Mousedeer followed Mr. Tiger back to the lion’s cave.
“Who have you brought?” roared the lion. Who was very hungry by this time.
“It’s Mr. Mousedeer, Your majesty.” Answered Mr. Tiger.
“There’s not much flesh on him,” said the lion.
“Your Majesty, he was the best I could find.”
“O King of the forest,” said Mr. Mousedeer. “I’ve brought a message for you from your
brother.”
“From my brother?” asked the lion. “I don’t have a brother,”
“But he told me to tell you that he has forbidden all the other animals to come and see you,”
The lion shouted in anger, “Ho, ho, ho! We shall see about that. Take me to see him straight
away.”
Mr. Mousedeer led him into the forest. He pointed into a deep hole which had been dug in
the ground by a hunter. The lion jumped into it but was unable to climb out. All the animals
came running out of the foreest and dance happily round the hole.
“Thank you very much Mr. Mousedeer,” they cried. “you’ve saved our lives. Now, we shan’t
have to worry about the King of the Forest any more, and we can live happily ever after.”

1.where is the setting in the story?


a park
b. Village
c. Forest
d. Environment
e. Under the tree

2. what is the character of the mouse deer?


a greedy
b. Fierce
c. Hungry
d. Dodgy
e. Great

3. why do all the animals hide?


a for fear of falling prey to lions
b. because I'm lazy to go out
c. because he was afraid of meeting a deer
d. because the weather is not good
e. it's better to take a break and swear

4. What is the moral message of the story?


a don't be too greedy
b. don't be bossy
c. don’t be too confident
d. don't be arrogant and don't be easily deceived
e. Don't be too big and fierce
5. Legend texts and fable texts are included in the type of text?
a explanation
b. Argumentation
c. Narrative
d. Descriptive
e. Report

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