FORMATIVE TEST M3 LA2 PPGDALJAB
FORMATIF M3 LA2
As the turtle did not get its right, it ------------------------
a. changed the direction to his home.
b. pulled out the bananas and ate them.
c. asked the king to drink up the blood of a fellow man
d. walked along the street singing.
The skipper would like to make a bet by having the buffaloes fight because …
a. the skipper did not like Datuk Ketumanggungan
b. the people there were intellectual.
c. the young buffalo was as strong as the old one
d. His buffalo was so big and strong to win the game
A monkey and a turtle agreed to go to the river to pick up rampe because ---
a. there was a heavy down pour that made rivers overflow their banks
b. they needed it for their future stock of food
c. rampe was very important for them
d. they did not have anything to eat
One of the reasons of the turtle to deceive the king was -------------
a. It wanted to give a lesson for the unjust king.
b. The monkey did not give the turtle's right.
c. The turtle was cruel.
d. The king was not fair.
The moral value in the story is --------------------------------------
a. Don't be too quick to decide that your wishes will come true.
b. Don't be greedy and unjust.
c. Sometimes the things we like most are not good for us
d. Don't look down on things and someone's effort of doing something.
The word quench in "to quench its thirst" could be replaced by -----------------
a. make
b. satisfy
c. fill
d. help
The stag was not proud of its antlers anymore because ----
a. It's nice to see them in the pond only.
b. They would cause its death
c. The dogs and the hunters liked them.
d. The legs were so ugly and thin.
The following is the moral value in the story EXCEPT--------------------------------------
a. do not underestimate others.
b. do not be sure of something
c. do not like something too much.
d. do not listen to other people.
The word abandoned is synonymous with …
a. cast off
b. awaited
c. cut off
d. returned
"In case my buffalo is defeated, all my ship will belong to you". "You" in this sentence refers to ...
a. No one
b. The skipper
c. Datuk Perpatin
d. all villagers