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NARRATIVE TEST
Fairy Tale
Once upon a time, a Bear lived in the forest. He was huge and would eat a lot of food.
However, he was very lazy. So, he enjoyed eating the remains of the prey left by the bigger
animals.
One day, the lazy Bear felt very hungry. He could not find any food around his den. The
poor Bear waited and waited. Then, he started walking in search of food.
He thought to himself, ‘Oh! How I would love to eat some bamboo or fruits! But I would be the
happiest if I found a beehive with honey!’
Now, at the end of the forest, there was a rocky shore along the big blue sea. The Bear
soon reached the rocky shore. There, he found a firm rock and held on to it. He lowered his
furry legs into the cold water and waited. Some Crabs that lived in the sea caught the Bear’s
fur, thinking it was their prey. The Bear, at once, pulled his legs up and shook off the Crabs on
the rock. Then he enjoyed the food he had cleverly collected all over his legs.
Vocabulary
Huge; besar However; akan tetapi Remain; sisa Prey; mangsa Den; sarang Beehive;
sarang lebah Shore; pantai Furry; berambut shook off; menjatuhkan lower;
memasukan Crab; kepiting
1. What is the story about?
A. A lazy bear
B. A smart bear
C. A hungry bear
D. A kind bear
2. What food did the bear like best?
A. Bamboo
B. Honey
C. Crab
D. Fruit
3. How did the bear get his food at last?
A. Slowly
B. Calmly
C. Cleverly
D. Carefully
4. “The Bear, at once, pulled his legs up and shook off the Crabs on the rock”. The
underlined word is closest in meaning to….
A. put
B. take
C. clean
D. release
5. The bear dipped his legs …he wanted to get food
A. so
B. when
C. because
D. although
A poor woodcutter and his wife had two children named Hansel and Gretel. Their
mother died when they were young. Hansel and Gretel were very sad. Soon their father
remarried but their stepmother was very cruel. One day, she took the children deep into
the forest and left them there. Clever Hansel had some breadcrumbs in his pocket and
had dropped them on the way so that they could find their way back home. Alas! The
birds ate all the crumbs and they couldn’t find the path that led back home.
Hansel and Gretel went deeper and deeper into the forest. They were hungry and
tired. Finally, after walking for a long time, they saw a cottage made of chocolate,
candies, and cake. “Look, Hansel! A chocolate bricks!” shouted Gretel in delight and both
ate it hungrily.
Now, a wicked witch lived there. When she saw Hansel and Gretel, she wanted to
eat them. She grabbed the children and locked them in a cage. The witch decided to
make a soup out of Hansel and eat him first. She began boiling a huge pot of water for
the soup. Just then, Gretel crept out of her cage. She gave the wicked witch a mighty
push from behind and the witch fell into the boiling water. She howled in pain and died
instantly. Hansel and Gretel found treasure lying around the cottage. They carried it
home with them. Their stepmother had died and their father welcomed them back with
tears of joy. They never went hungry again!
6. The story is about ….
A. Hensel and Gretel sad story
B. the wicked witch catching Hensel and Gretel
C. the cottage built by the witch to catch children
D. the happy ending of the sad life of Hensel and Gretel
7. Why did Hensel and Gretel drop the breadcrumbs along the way?
A. To feed the birds
B. To help them to find the cottage
C. To guide them back o their house
D. To find the way back to the witch’s house
8. What did the function of the cottage?
A. To make the children happy
B. To catch the children to be eaten
C. To be a house for the lost children
D. To give food to the hungry children
9. Hensel and Gretel could save themselves because of ….
A. their quick action
B. their kindness
C. their patience
D. their luck
10. “. She howled in pain and died instantly”. The underlined word is similar to….
A. said
B. cried
C. yelled
D. spoke
Once upon a time a King and Queen had a beautiful daughter, and held a big party to
celebrate. They invited all the fairies in the land to come to the party, but they forgot to invite
one old fairy.
On the day of the party all the fairies granted the princess wonderful wishes, except the
old fairy, who had come even though she didn’t have an invitation. She cast a spell on the
princess, saying that when the baby grew into a young lady, she would prick her finger and die
of the wound. Luckily, all the other fairies got together and changed the terrible spell, so that
instead of dying, the princess would fall asleep for a hundred years when she pricked her
finger, and then be awoken by the kiss of a prince.
The King and Queen tried to make sure that there was nothing sharp in the palace, but
one day when she had grown up she found a needle and pricked her finger. She immediately
fell into a deep sleep. The fairies then cast another spell, which made all of the people in the
palace except the King and Queen also sleep for a hundred years, until the princess awoke.
So a hundred years passed by and then one day a prince was riding his horse when he
came across the palace. Going in he discovered everyone asleep. When he saw the princess, he
knelt down and kissed her, and she immediately woke up, as did all of her servants. They were
married and lived happily ever after.
Vocabulary : celebrate; merayakan, fairies; peri, granted; memberikan, except; kecuali, even
though; meskipun, cast a spell; mengutuk, prick; melukai, wound; luka, changed; mengubah,
terrible; buruk, instead of; sebagai ganti, awoken; terbangun, needle; jarum, immediately;
sketik, discover; menemukan, knelt down; membungkuk, servant; pembantu
Vocabulary: suffer; menderita, terrible; menakutkan, plague; wabah, rat; tikus, town council ;
pejabat kota, get rid; menghindari, promise; berjanji, reward; hadiah, stranger; orang asing,
bright; cerah, tune; irama, flute; seruling, drawing; menarik, barns; lumbung, drown; hanyut,
piper; tukang seruling, mayor; walikota, worth; tidak berharga, village; desa,