Soal dan Pembahasan The Three Brothers

The Three Brothers

Soal dan Pembahasan The Three Brothers – Secara umum materi narrative text dapat dipelajari pada pelajaran bahasa Inggris pada tingkatan SMP. Pada pelajaran bahasa inggris terdapat materi narrative text yang soalnya akan dibagikan pada tulisan ini beserta pembahasannya.

This text is for questions 1 to .

The Three Brothers

Once upon a time, there were three young brothers who lived with their father in a small village. Their father was old and always sick. The old man knew that he was not going to live long, so he tried to divide his wealth among his sons.

“Listen, sons. I’m going to leave you this small hut and that small farmland out there for all of you. The buffalo is for you, Kirno,” said the old man to his first son.

What about me, Father?” asked Beno, the second son. “You can take care of our plough,” said the old man. “And you my little son, I give you this small bag of rice seed.” “Thank you, Father,” said Gito, the third son. “All of you can change your destiny with all the things I give you. However, you must help each other and remember that the sun rises in the east and sets in the west,” muttered the old man.

Those were the last words from the old man to his sons. A few hours later, the old man passed away.

The day after the old man died, Kirno went to the market to sell his buffalo. Gito ran after him, trying to remind him about their father’s will, which asked them to help each other. But, Kirno ignored him. Beno also sold the plough and enjoyed the money himself. Kirno and Beno did nothing but spend their money. Gito was very upset, but he wanted to become a good farmer like his father. So, he borrowed a plough from his neighbour. He had to plough the farmland by himself because he did not have any buffaloes. He worked so hard from sunrise until sunset. After seven years of working hard, Gito became a successful farmer. But he was not happy because he kept thinking of his brothers. He looked for his brothers everywhere, but still he could not find them.

One day, Gito went into town to buy some farming equipment. When he was about to leave the shop, a beggar asked him for some money and a pickpocket tried to take his wallet. These people were actually Gito’s brothers. Gito recognized them at once. Feeling very happy, Gito quickly hugged them. In the end, Gito told them that he had become a successful farmer. He also invited them to stay in his house. Kirno and Beno felt ashamed before Gito. They realized that they had made a terrible mistake in the past.

1. How many children did the farmer have?
A. Two
B. Three
C. Four 
D. Five
Pembahasan:

Jadi, jawaban yang benar adalah (B) Three.

2. How did Kirno and Beno spend their money?
A. Wisely.
B. Slowly.
C. Carefully.
D. Carelessly.
Pembahasan:

Jadi, jawaban yang benar adalah (D) Carelessly.

3. How did Gito feel when he met Kirno and Beno?
A. Shameful.
B. Upset.
C. Happy.
D. Angry.
Pembahasan:

Jadi, jawaban yang benar adalah (C) Happy.

4. Which of the following proverbs goes with the story?
A. No pain, no gain.
B. Don’t cry over spilt milk.
C. Honesty is the best policy.
D. One good turn deserves another.
Pembahasan:

Jadi, jawaban yang benar adalah (A) No pain, no gain.

5. “… a beggar asked him for some …” (Paragraph 12). The underlined word means a person who …
A. Lives by asking people for money or food
B. Has limited money and food
C. Always begs for mercy
D. Has a lot of loans
Pembahasan:

Jadi, jawaban yang benar adalah (A) Lives by asking people for money or food.

6. When the old man said, “… the sun rises in the east and sets in the west”. He probably meant that he wanted his children to …
A. Wake up early and sleep early, too
B. Be careful of the sunlight.
C. Worship the sun.
D. Work hard
Pembahasan:

Jadi, jawaban yang benar adalah (D) Work hard.

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Baca juga: Soal dan Pembahasan The Straw, the Coal, and the Bean

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