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At  last,  Purbasari  became  a  queen,  accompanied  by  a  young  man  in  her

               dreams. The young man who turned out had always been with him in the jungle in
               the form of a monkey.

               (Adapted from http://folklore-lover.blogspot.com/2001/05/lutung-kasarung.html)


                  Comprehension Questions:

                   1.  What is the main idea of the text above?
                   2.  What is the moral of the story?

                   3.  In your opinion, why did the King appoint Purbasari as the queen?

                   4.  In your opinion, why did Lutung Kasarung turn himself to a monkey when he
                       met Purbasari?

                   5.  What was your impression after reading the story of “The Legend of Lutung

                       Kasarung” ?





                          Vocabulary Practice


               You recognized the words from the previous activities that were related to the story

               of "The Legend of Lutung Kasarung."

               What  happens  if  the  words  are  used  in  different  contexts?  Try  to  complete  the
               sentences below by using the words from the list reflecting the context.

                       daughter       replace        jungle          confused         defeat

                       retire         curse          palace          transform        fiancé

                1.  My neighbor’s _____________ was the first woman deputy leader, and she was a

                    great leader at that time.

                2.  The new designs will eventually _______________ all existing models.
                3.  They  spent  two  months  in  the  _____________,  surviving  on  small  animals  and

                    fruit.

                4.  The _____________ was built in the fifteenth century and is famous for its painted

                    ceilings.
                5.  My _____________ and I are planning to be married in Hawaii because our families

                    live there.




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