2. Complication a. What events that led up the conflict? b. The conflict or problems in the story c. The characters reaction to the conflicts
B. The language Features of Narrative text. a. Use Simple Past Tense, Past Countinous and Passive voices.
b. Use the adverb of time: once upon a time, in the mountain, etc
c. Use Time conjunction after, as soon as, then, as, when, until,before, since, while, once, etc
d. Use Direct SPEECH
e. Use PRONOUNS.
C. Answer the questions based on the text above!
1. What is the purpose / social function of the text? 2. Who was the character in the story? 3. Why did Nyai Selakanta felt sad? 4. What happened to the Nyai Selakanta 's new born child? 5. What did Baru Klinting do to make Ki Hajar believed in him? 6. What was Ki Hajar Ordered Baru Klinting to do? 7. Why did the villagers of Pathok killed Baru Klinting and took his flesh? 8. Why was a strange boy kicked by the villagers ? 9. Who was kind enough to give the boy food and took good care of him? 10. What happened to the villagers after the boy pulled out the stick?
- Nyai Selakanta becoming pregnant and giving birth to a dragon child.
- Baru Klinthing wanting to meet his father and going to the slopes of Mount Telomoyo.
- The villagers of Pathok hunting animals in Tugur Hill and encountering the meditating dragon.
- The villagers killing the dragon and taking its flesh.
b. The conflict or problem in the story is the villagers' arrogance and mistreatment of Baru Klinthing, as well as their destruction of the dragon and the subsequent flooding of the village.
c. The characters' reactions to the conflicts are:
- Nyai Selakanta is surprised and amazed by the miracle of her dragon child.
- Baru Klinthing seeks to meet his father and prove his existence.
- Ki Hajar initially doubts Baru Klinthing's claim but eventually believes him.
- The villagers of Pathok arrogantly hunt and kill the dragon.
- The villagers mistreat and reject the boy who is the incarnation of Baru Klinthing.
- Nyi Lantung shows kindness and takes care of the boy.
B. The Language Features of Narrative Text:
a. The text uses Simple Past Tense, Past Continuous, and Passive voices to describe past events and actions.
b. The text uses adverbs of time such as "once upon a time," "one day," and "when" to indicate the sequence of events.
c. The text uses time conjunctions such as "after," "as soon as," "then," "when," and "once" to show the order of events.
d. The text uses direct speech to convey the characters' dialogue and conversations.
e. The text uses pronouns such as "he," "she," and "they" to refer to the characters and avoid repetition.
C. Answers to the questions based on the text above:
1. The purpose/social function of the text is to entertain and convey a moral lesson.
2. The characters in the story are Ki Hajar, Nyai Selakanta, Baru Klinthing, the villagers of Pathok, and Nyi Lantung.
3. Nyai Selakanta felt sad because she and her husband had not yet had a child.
4. Nyai Selakanta's newborn child was a dragon named Baru Klinthing.
5. Baru Klinthing pulled out a stick with his supernatural powers to make Ki Hajar believe in him.
6. Ki Hajar ordered Baru Klinthing to meditate on Tugur Hill to transform his body into a human.
7. The villagers of Pathok killed Baru Klinthing and took his flesh because they were arrogant and wanted to hold an earth alms party.
8. The strange boy was kicked by the villagers because his body was covered with wounds and had a fishy smell.
9. Nyi Lantung was kind enough to give the boy food and take good care of him.
10. After the boy pulled out the stick, a rumbling sound shook the village, and water gushed out, causing a flood that drowned all the villagers. The village turned into a lake known as Rawa Pening.
Jawaban:
2. Complication
a. The events that led up to the conflict are:
- Nyai Selakanta's desire to have a child.
- Nyai Selakanta becoming pregnant and giving birth to a dragon child.
- Baru Klinthing wanting to meet his father and going to the slopes of Mount Telomoyo.
- The villagers of Pathok hunting animals in Tugur Hill and encountering the meditating dragon.
- The villagers killing the dragon and taking its flesh.
b. The conflict or problem in the story is the villagers' arrogance and mistreatment of Baru Klinthing, as well as their destruction of the dragon and the subsequent flooding of the village.
c. The characters' reactions to the conflicts are:
- Nyai Selakanta is surprised and amazed by the miracle of her dragon child.
- Baru Klinthing seeks to meet his father and prove his existence.
- Ki Hajar initially doubts Baru Klinthing's claim but eventually believes him.
- The villagers of Pathok arrogantly hunt and kill the dragon.
- The villagers mistreat and reject the boy who is the incarnation of Baru Klinthing.
- Nyi Lantung shows kindness and takes care of the boy.
B. The Language Features of Narrative Text:
a. The text uses Simple Past Tense, Past Continuous, and Passive voices to describe past events and actions.
b. The text uses adverbs of time such as "once upon a time," "one day," and "when" to indicate the sequence of events.
c. The text uses time conjunctions such as "after," "as soon as," "then," "when," and "once" to show the order of events.
d. The text uses direct speech to convey the characters' dialogue and conversations.
e. The text uses pronouns such as "he," "she," and "they" to refer to the characters and avoid repetition.
C. Answers to the questions based on the text above:
1. The purpose/social function of the text is to entertain and convey a moral lesson.
2. The characters in the story are Ki Hajar, Nyai Selakanta, Baru Klinthing, the villagers of Pathok, and Nyi Lantung.
3. Nyai Selakanta felt sad because she and her husband had not yet had a child.
4. Nyai Selakanta's newborn child was a dragon named Baru Klinthing.
5. Baru Klinthing pulled out a stick with his supernatural powers to make Ki Hajar believe in him.
6. Ki Hajar ordered Baru Klinthing to meditate on Tugur Hill to transform his body into a human.
7. The villagers of Pathok killed Baru Klinthing and took his flesh because they were arrogant and wanted to hold an earth alms party.
8. The strange boy was kicked by the villagers because his body was covered with wounds and had a fishy smell.
9. Nyi Lantung was kind enough to give the boy food and take good care of him.
10. After the boy pulled out the stick, a rumbling sound shook the village, and water gushed out, causing a flood that drowned all the villagers. The village turned into a lake known as Rawa Pening.