NARATIVE TEXT (Part 3)

 Do the exercise on pages 21-26 (practice 1, 2, 3) from the module above!

Module page 23

Practice 1: read the text above and answer the questions that follow

1. Write the characters of the story, what are they like?

2. Do you think that they are best friends?

3. Where is the story taking place?

4. What was their agreement?

5. Did one of them feel satisfied? Why?

6. What was the ending of the story?

Module page 24

Answer the following questions based on the text:

1. What is the story about?

2. Who are the characters? What are they like?

3. Where did the story happen?

4. What is the complication of the story?

Module page 25

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2. Moral values of the Surabaya legend have never broken the promise that you've made and don't be greedy

3. Yes the generic structures same. (orientation, complication, resolution, reorientation)

4. Text 1: Once upon a time, there were 2 animals: Sura, which is a shark, and Baya, a crocodile. They both lived in the sea. 

One day, they were so hungry that when they found a goat, they fight each other so one of them could eat that goat alone. However, none of them could win the fight, so they decided to live separately. Sura would live in the sea, while Baya at the land.
A few days later, Sura went to the land as the food was scarce in the water, but he was caught by Baya, who said that he broke the promise. Baya was so angry that he began to bite Sura's tail and so did Sura. The fight was so intense that Sura finally gave up and went back to the sea.

Text 2: The Legend of the Hanging Stone and Parapat On Lake Toba, there is a large rock sticking out at the edge of the lake. The stone is called the Hanging Stone. There is a legend behind this stone. Legend has it that this stone is the body of a girl named Seruni. Seruni fell on a rock cliff when she was about to commit suicide in Lake Toba because her parents did not approve of her love. When mired in the rock, Seruni shouted 'Parapat, Parapat Batu' so that the stone wall would squeeze him even more. When his parents arrived, Seruni had been crushed by a stone, and in the hole in which Serunim entered, appeared a large body that resembled the body of a girl.