Narrative & Passive Voice (1)

What kind of narrative text is the text above?

• Folktale

• Fable

• Legend

• Fairy Tale

“…..but found the turtle there waiting for him.” (Last sentence in the last paragraph).

What does the word him refer to?

• the rabbit

• the turtle

• the fox

• he

What is the purpose of the text above?

• to tell the reader about how to read

• to tell the past event

• to entertain/ amuse the reader/ listener

• to describe about the rabbit and the turtle

What happened at the half-way point?

• A rabbit was boasting about how fast he could run.

• The turtle challenged him to a race.

• The rabbit lost the turtle.

• The rabbit stopped and took a short nap.

What happened at the start of the race?

• a rabbit was boasting about how fast he could run.

• A turtle challenged a rabbit to a race.

• The rabbit raced way ahead of the turtle.

• The rabbit stopped and took a short nap.

What lesson do we learn from this story?

• Never underestimate others.

• The slowest will lose the race

• When you are leaving the enemy too far, you can take a rest.

• Being arrogant is possible.

Italy – made – this – car – is – in

The best arrangement to form a good sentence is .....

• This is car made in Italy

• This car is made in Italy

• In Italy this car is made

• Is this car made in Italy?

room - cleaned - was - by - this - Andy - ?

The best arrangement to form a good sentence is .....

• Was this room by Andy cleaned?

• Was Andy cleaned by this room?

• Was this room cleaned by Andy?

• Was Andy cleaned this room by?

Tina eats five apples every day.

The best passive sentence of the sentence above is ....

• Five apples is eaten by Tina every day.

• Five apples was eaten by Tina every day.

• Five apples were eaten by Tina every day.

• Five apples are eaten by Tina every day.

One of passive sentences of the dialog above is ....

• What is it made of?

• That cloth looks beautiful!

• Yes, it is a traditional cloth from the Batak culture.

• How do they wear it?