Narrative Text and Past Tense

What does the story begin?

• A fox saw a crow.

• A crow was flying off.

• A fox wanted the crow’s cheese.

• A crow settled on a branch of tree.

What was the conflict in the story?

• The crow was flying off with a piece of cheese.

• The crow did not want to give the cheese to the fox.

• The crow did not give any answer to the fox’s questions.

• The crow settled on a branch of tree with the cheese in its beak.

How did the fox solve his problem?

• He greeted the crow.

• He flattered the crow.

• He walked up to the foot of tree.

• He asked the cheese from the crow.

What can we learn from the story above?

• We should relax and take things easily.

• We need to be rich to win a competition.

• We must do our best with whatever we have.

• We must give our valuables to get what you want.

Why did Takatuliang carve a doll as a gift?

• That was the only thing that he could do.

• He found the best tree in the forest.

• He was a poor wood carver.

• His father told him to do it.

What is the text mostly about?

• A stepmother and her stepdaughters.

• A stepmother with her two kids.

• A true love of a stepmother.

• The two naughty boys.

Why did the stepmother feel angry and sad when she knew the condition of her stepsons?A.    She felt very tired after walking for a long distance. 

• She felt very tired after walking for a long distance. 

• Hansel and Gretel were locked in a cage by the witch.

• She couldn’t save her stepsons from the cruel old witch.

• Her stepsons were fine and happy in the cottage of the witch.

The third paragraph tells us about the stepmother related her....

• deep missing to her stepsons

• attempts to look for her stepsons

• activities at home when the boys went out

• success in getting her stepsons free from the witch

“They returned to their home and the stepmother became ....“ (The last paragraph).

What does the underlined word refer to?

• The witch, the stepmother and the children.

• The stepmother and her two stepsons.

• The witch and the two children.

• Hansel and Gretel.

"... hugging them tightly." (Last Paragraph)

The underlined word has the closest in meaning with ...

• heavily

• slowly

• quickly

• firmly