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    1. The document summarizes a short story about a miser who secretly buried gold in his garden but often dug it up to count it. A thief observed this and stole the gold one night. When the miser realized it was gone, he was very sad. A nomad passing by heard the miser crying and asked what happened. 2. The nomad suggested the miser should have kept the gold inside rather than buried in the garden where thieves could find it. The miser said he would never spend the gold. The nomad then threw a large stone into the empty hole to replace the lost treasure. 3. The moral of the story is that treasures are meant to be used, not

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    1. The document summarizes a short story about a miser who secretly buried gold in his garden but often dug it up to count it. A thief observed this and stole the gold one night. When the miser realized it was gone, he was very sad. A nomad passing by heard the miser crying and asked what happened. 2. The nomad suggested the miser should have kept the gold inside rather than buried in the garden where thieves could find it. The miser said he would never spend the gold. The nomad then threw a large stone into the empty hole to replace the lost treasure. 3. The moral of the story is that treasures are meant to be used, not

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    Tugas Bahasa Inggris: Nama: Fatika Cornelia Kelas: 1ea 26 NPM: 12211729

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    1. The document summarizes a short story about a miser who secretly buried gold in his garden but often dug it up to count it. A thief observed this and stole the gold one night. When the miser realized it was gone, he was very sad. A nomad passing by heard the miser crying and asked what happened. 2. The nomad suggested the miser should have kept the gold inside rather than buried in the garden where thieves could find it. The miser said he would never spend the gold. The nomad then threw a large stone into the empty hole to replace the lost treasure. 3. The moral of the story is that treasures are meant to be used, not

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    TUGAS BAHASA INGGRIS

    NAMA : FATIKA CORNELIA KELAS : 1EA 26 NPM : 12211729

    Miser Aesop

    Nomads and the Miser who had lost a very stingy hartaSeorang gold buried secretly in a place kept secret in the garden. Every day he went to the place where he buried his gold, dug it up and count them back one by one to ensure that no gold is lost. He very often did that so that a thief is watching him, can guess what is hidden by the Miser, and one night, a thief secretly dig up the treasure and took him away. When the Miser realize the loss of his property, he became very sad and desperate. He was moaning, pulling at her hair. A nomadic people passing by in the place heard her crying and asked what had happened. "My gold! Oh .. my gold!" Miser said, "someone has robbed me!" "Your gold! In the hole? Why do you put it there? Why do not you keep the gold in the house where you can easily retrieve it when you want to buy something?" "Buying something?" Miser shouted angrily. "I will not buy anything with gold. I never even think to buy something with gold." he shouted again angrily. Nomad then took a large stone and threw it into the hole that has been empty treasure it. "Then," he said again, "cap and bury the stone, it is equal to the lost treasure!" Treasure we have is worth a utility asset.

    Quistion 1. What the contents of the short story title above ? a. Sangkuriang b. The parsimonious c. Gold cucumbar 2. What is the tomb of the mister ? a. The parsimonious b. Nomad c. Gardener 3. Where is the miser of his gold fertile ? a. Home b. Park c. Garden 4. Who is the took the gold of the the miser ? a. Thief b. His friend c. Its neighbors 5. What was thrawn into the hole, after his lost gold ? a. Stone b. Gold c. Sand

    Statment True and false 1. Is it true that the contens of a short story on the cheap ? TRUE 2. Is thet on the grave stone stingy ? FALSE 3. Is it true that the fertile stingy with his gold his friend ? TRUE 4. The parsimonios his gold fertile in the park ? TRUE 5. Is it true that is look the gold of the miser of his friend ? FALSE

    Essay 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. What the contents of the short story title above ? What is the tomb of the mister ? Where is the miser of his gold fertile ? Who is the took the gold of the the miser ? What was thrawn into the hole, after his lost gold ?

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