NARRATIVE TEXT-ELEVEN GRADE

What is the social function of this story?

• To describe the physical appearance of Malin Kundang

• To entertain and teach a moral lesson

• To provide information about West Sumatra

• To explain how stones are formed

Where does this story take place?

• Central Java

• West Sumatra

• East Kalimantan

• North Sumatra

Why did Malin Kundang reject his mother?

• He was angry with her

• He did not recognize her

• He was ashamed of her poor appearance

• He wanted to protect her from his wife

What happens to Malin Kundang at the end of the story?

• He becomes a wealthy trader

• He is forgiven by his mother

• He turns into stone

• He sails to another country

What moral value can we learn from this story?

• Always keep your promises and respect your parents

• Money can solve all problems

• Don't trust strangers

• Appearance is more important than kindness

What is the generic structure of this story?

• Orientation – Complication – Resolution

• Introduction – Content – Conclusion

• Identification – Description – Evaluation

• Purpose – Materials – Steps

What causes the storm in this story?

• God answers the mother's prayer

• Malin's ship is too old

• The sea is rough

• Malin made a navigation mistake

What is the main idea of this text?

• Malin Kundang becomes rich and helps his mother

• Malin Kundang sails away to seek a better life

• Malin Kundang rejects his mother and is punished

• Malin Kundang lives happily ever after

The phrase “anchored near his home village” in paragraph 3 means...

• Stopped at sea near his village

• Visited his friend in the village

• Moved to his village

• Built a house in his village

The phrase "heartbroken" in the text can be replaced with...

• Very angry

• Very sad

• Very happy

• Very surprised