The Tale of Sura and Baya

The story of Sura the shark and Baya the crocodile unfolds as they frequently clash over food. To avoid constant fighting, they agree to divide their territories: Sura rules the water, and Baya rules the land. However, Sura breaks the agreement by hunting in the river, leading to a fierce battle. Both sustain injuries, but Baya manages to defend his territory. This legendary conflict is remembered as the origin of the name and symbol of the city of Surabaya.

What was the main reason for the frequent fights between Sura and Baya?

• They lived in different habitats.

• They were competing for food.

• They wanted to be friends.

• They were from different species.

What solution did Sura propose to avoid further conflicts with Baya?

• To share their food.

• To move to a different area.

• To divide their territories.

• To stop hunting altogether.

According to the agreement, where was Sura allowed to hunt?

• On land.

• In the sea.

• In the forest.

• In the river.

What did Sura do that violated the agreement with Baya?

• Hunted on land.

• Hunted in the river.

• Hunted in the sea.

• Hunted in the forest.

How did Baya find out about Sura's breach of the agreement?

• Baya heard from others.

• Baya noticed fewer fish.

• Baya saw Sura hunting.

• Sura confessed.

What was the outcome of the battle between Sura and Baya?

• Sura won and took over the land.

• Baya won and took over the sea.

• Both were injured and retreated.

• They decided to become friends.

What injury did Baya sustain during the battle?

• Lost an eye.

• Bent tail.

• Broke a leg.

• Lost a tooth.

What injury did Sura sustain during the battle?

• Nearly lost its tail.

• Lost a fin.

• Lost a tooth.

• Bent tail.

What did the story of Sura and Baya eventually symbolize?

• The power of nature.

• The friendship between animals.

• The importance of agreements.

• The city of Surabaya.

How did the story of Sura and Baya impact the city of Surabaya?

• It was turned into a movie.

• It became a tourist attraction.

• It was forgotten over time.

• It became the city's name and symbol.