Which of the following most accurately describes the legend? A. [……]
Author: Kunci Jawaban
Activity 3 Choose the correct words to complete this first half of the story. Circle your answer. Then, listen and check. The Listening transcript is provided in the Teacher’s Book (The Legend of N’daung Snake)
Activity 3 Choose the correct words to complete this first [……]
1. What is circled in the map? 2. Do you know any legends coming from that area? 3. Find information about a legend from that area. Use books, the Internet or ask people you know. Make notes about the legend. 4. Use your notes for a group discussion. Take turns to tell the others about your finding. 5. Let’s check whether the legend you find is similar to the legend presented in the following section
Activity 1 Before Listening: Look at the picture and answer [……]
Activity 8 Let’s have further discussion on one of the problems raised in the legend you have read. State your opinion and have a discussion with your partner. 1. Being curious of the holy stone, Irimiami and Isoray kept on testing the stone until they set the forest on fire several times. What do you think about their actions? 2. The forest had been burned due to Irimiami’s and Isoray’s curiosity, and that surely caused damage to the ecosystem. What actions can you take to repair that damage?
Let’s have further discussion on one of the problems raised [……]
Activity 6 Now, learn about the story structures. Reread ‘The Legend of The Holy Stone.’ Answer the questions provided in the table with details from the story and highlight the expressions.
Activity 6 Now, learn about the story structures. Reread ‘The [……]
Activity 7 Read ‘The Legend of The Holy Stone’ again. Then, put these events in order.
Activity 7 Read ‘The Legend of The Holy Stone’ again. [……]
Have you ever been really curious about things? How did you handle it? Did it bring you good or bad things?
Have you ever been really curious about things? How did [……]
What do you learn from Irimiami’s and Isoray’s curiosity? Answer
What do you learn from Irimiami’s and Isoray’s curiosity? Answer [……]
What would you do if you were Irimiami or Isoray? Why would you do that? Answer
What would you do if you were Irimiami or Isoray? [……]
There is a saying, ‘Curiosity killed the cat, but satisfaction brought it back.’ It means that being curious can sometimes lead someone to danger or misfortune, but it may also lead them to satisfaction because they manage to find what they’re searching for. How does this saying apply to the legend of the holy stone? Answer:
There is a saying, ‘Curiosity killed the cat, but satisfaction [……]
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