Atubelah and the Family's Adventure

In a Gayo land, a family faces challenges with a mystical stone, Atubelah, that swallows sad people. The father hunts for food, but the family struggles with scarcity. When food goes missing, the mother is almost swallowed by Atubelah. The family pleads for her release, offering themselves instead. Atubelah, overwhelmed, releases the mother, teaching them to appreciate life and be cautious with words.

What is Atubelah known for?

• A stone that grants wishes

• A stone that swallows sad people

• A stone that brings good luck

• A stone that sings

What is the father's occupation?

• Fisherman

• Hunter

• Merchant

• Farmer

What mistake did Sulung make?

• He lost the key

• He left the food outside

• He broke the door

• He forgot to lock the door

What did the family find when they returned home?

• The house was empty

• The food was missing

• The door was broken

• The garden was destroyed

Who did Atubelah initially try to swallow?

• The father

• The mother

• Sulung

• Bungsu

What did the father offer to Atubelah?

• His food

• His life

• His hunting tools

• His house

How did the family convince Atubelah to release the mother?

• By offering themselves

• By singing a song

• By telling a story

• By offering food

What did Atubelah find tiring?

• Listening to the family's pleas

• Moving around

• Swallowing people

• Playing with grasshoppers

What lesson did the family learn?

• To avoid Atubelah

• To be grateful and careful with words

• To hunt more often

• To always lock the door

What is the main theme of the story?

• The power of words and gratitude

• The importance of wealth

• The danger of the forest

• The value of hard work