NOVEMBER 13
1. What is the communicative purpose of the text?
a. to persuade the readers
b. to describe Sahala’s life
c. to retell the events happened in Sahala’s life
d. to explain how to break the promise
e. to entertain the readers
2. Why couldn’t Sahala keep his promise? Because he …..
a. was very angry
b. was very hungry
c. did not love his wife
d. did not like his daughters
e. did not get his meal
3. What moral lesson can we take from the story?
a. A husband should be loyal to his wife
b. Children should pay respect to their parents
c. A man should keep his promise well
d. A man should take care of his family well
e. A woman is sometimes too emotional
4. "Once upon a time, there was a fisherman named Batara Guru Sahala who lived in Batak land. One day, he caught a fish that could talk."
This part of the text is called . . .
a. Orientation
b. Complication
c. Description
d. Re-orientation
e. Resolution
5. While his daughter was eating the meal, Sahala . . . at them.
a. Was shouting
b. Is shouting
c. Had shouted
d. Would shout
e. Southing
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