1. What is the text about? A.A big mango tree near the lake B. A crocodile with his wife C. Karo, the foolish monkey D. The clever monkey and the foolish crocodile
2. How many characters are there in the story? A. 1 B. 2 C. 3 D. 4 3. Where did the story take place A. In Karo’s house B. On the land C. Near a big mango tree D. On a big mango tree near the lake 4. What is the moral values implied in the story? A. All that glitters is not gold B. To be greedy is not good C. To love to means to share D. Being honest is not always wise 5. What is the purpose of the text? A. to persuade the readers that something is the case B. to show how to do something through a set of steps C. to amuse the readers with actual or imaginary experience in different ways D. to inform the readers about event of the day which is considered newsworthy 6. The generic structure of the text above is … A. Orientation – resolution – complication B. Orientation – complication – resolution C. Complication – resolution – Orientation D. Orientation – resolution – complication 7. “Once upon a time there was a monkey called Ram. He lived on a big mango tree near the lake. The tree had the sweetest mangoes growing on it. Near the tree lived a crocodile with his wife.” This part of the text is called the … A. Introduction B. Orientation C. Resolution D. Complication 8. The complication started when … A. Karo and Ram become a friend B. Ram laughed down at the crocodile C. Ram lived on a big mango tree near the lake D. Karo’s wife asked her husband to get Ram’s heart for her. 9. The Tense is used in the text is … A. Simple past tense B. Simple present tense C. Present continuous tense D. Past continuous tense 10. What solution did Ram for the problem? A. Ram met Karo’s wife. B. Ram eat such sweet fruit every day. C. Ram sat jumped on his friend’s back. D. Ram reached a tree branch, he swung up into the ​