Activity 1Read the following texts.
In pairs, discuss the similarities and differences between the two texts,

Text 1
Indonesia is rich in legends. One of them the
origin of Mount Kelud. Now, I'd like to tell you about
the story
A long time ago there was a kingdom in East
Java ruled by a king named King Brawijaya. He had
a daughter named Putri Dyah Ayu Pusparini. You
know, she was very beautiful, but never thought of
getting married. Of course, it made the king wistful
He
grew
older and needed a successor to rule the
kingdom
One day King Brawijaya met Putri Dyah Ayu
Pusparini to discuss her future. King Brawijaya told
her that he would have a competition to find the best
son-in-law. Do you know what the competition was?
All participants must stretch Garudayaksa bow and
lift Sekardelima gong. Those who could do the tasks
would be the princess' husband.
Well, the next day, the royal guard announced the public about the competition. It's no surprising
that
many young men, noblemen, and princes were interested in attending it. The king believed that his
daughter would find the best man.
Then, it's time for the competition. Each participant couldn't finish the tasks, even few of them were
injured. Suddenly, a young man named Lembusura appeared and asked for the king's permission to attend
the competition. When he introduced himself, everybody was shocked. The man's head was like a buffalo's!
Guess what happened then! The man could do the tasks, meaning that he would be the princess'
husband. All the participants gave him a big around of applause, but the princess was speechless. She didn't
think that she would marry a man whose head was like a buffalo's.
Um...actually the king was dissatisfied with the competition result, but he had to keep his promise. He
prepared a wedding party for his daughter. However, before the wedding day, her daughter had a request.
Lembusura had to make a well on Mount Kelud only for one night. Being sure about his power, Lembusura
agreed. Soon he climbed up Mount Kelud and dug a hole. To make it deeper, he plunged himself into the
well.
Along the night the princess couldn't sleep well. She was worried that Lembusura could finish his task.
When Lembusura almost finished making the well, she asked people to plunge soil into the well. Lembusura
couldn't get out of the well and he was buried.
Finally, Lembusura realized the princess' mischief. He made a curse that he would destroy the kingdom
as a revenge. Since then, people believe that the eruption of Mount Kelud shows Lembusura's anger.

Text 2
Once upon a time, in East Java King Brawijaya lived with his daughter, Putri Dyah Ayu Pusparini. Putri
Dyah Ayu Pusparini was very beautiful, but she had no idea about getting married. Such a condition made
the king sad as he grew older and needed a successor.
"I think it's time for you to get married. I'll make a competition to find the best man for you," said the
king
"What kind of competition is it, Father?" asked the princess.
“Anyone who can stretch Garudayaksa bow and lift Sekardelima gong must be a strong man. He will win
the competition and marry you," replied the king.
"I agree, Father," said the princess,The next day, the king asked his guard to announce the public about the competition As a response, many young men, noblemen, kings, and princes were eager to attend the competition. The king was happy and believed that his daughter would find the best man. Then, it was time for the competition. The king, princess, and all participants gathered in an arena with the Garudayaksa bow and Sekardelima gong in the middle. Each participant tried to stretch the bow and lift the gong, but all of them failed, even many of them got hurt. King Brawijaya was disappointed. He was going to stop the competition when suddenly a man with a strange appearance arrived. Everybody was shocked! The man's head was like a buffalo's. "Don't stop the competition, Your Majesty. I haven't even tried," said the young man. "Who are you?" asked the king. "I'm Lembusura, Your Majesty. I'm here to participate in the competition," replied Lembusura politely. "O.K. Please have a try," said the king. After that, Lembusura tried to stretch the bow and lift the gong. He succeeded! People gave him a big around of applause, but the princess was speechless. How could she marry a young man with a buffalo's head? The king was as disappointed as his daughter, but he had to keep his promise. Then, he asked his guards to prepare a wedding party for his daughter and Lembusura. The Princess could not reject Lembusura in person, so she thought hard to find a way to cancel the wedding. Suddenly, an idea came into her mind. Before the wedding, she required Lembusura to make well on Mount Kelud for one night only. If he failed, he could not marry her. Lembusura agreed on the Princess' demand. With his power, he believed that he would do it easily Then, he immediately climbed up Mount Kelud and dug a deep hole. To make the well deeper, ​