Task 1 - 3 M3 LA1 and The Assignment Tugas PPGDALJAB

Task 1

Fill in the story elements of text 1 (“The Man and the Pears”) in the following table.

Setting	Character	Plot/events	Problem	Solution
Along Road to The Town	A Man	·         He was invited to a wedding party and went there hungry. ·         He found the pears but he threw them because of his hope for the party. ·         He couldn’t go there because of the washed bridge. ·         He turned around to go home and ate the thrown pears.	He couldn’t go to wedding party at the town and was hungry	He kept eating the pears he just threw away

Task 2

Fill in the story elements of text 2 (“Rip Van Wrinkle”) in the following table.

Setting	Character	Plot/events	Problem	Solution
·      Around his house, ·      Long ago, ·      Night, ·      Forest, ·      Morning ·      The village, ·      Mountains	·   Rip Van Wrinkle. ·   His wife, ·   his children ·   A strange little man ·   Group of little man, ·   some strangers . ·   Village people, ·   his daughter	·      One day, Rip Van Wrinkle left the house and went up into the mountains ·      he stopped to rest on a hill. ·      He walked up to the little man. ·      Rip followed the man down a narrow path. ·      They walked and walked - tripping over rocks. ·      In the middle was a funny- looking group of little man. ·      They made signs for Rip to drink with them. ·      By-and-by Rip became less afraid; he had a little more to drink. ·      Then in no time at all, he was asleep. ·      When he awoke, He was lying on the hill where he and his dog had been. ·      He set off for home. On the way he met some strangers. ·      A woman with a baby on her arm pushed through the crowd, and looked at him. ·      She had married a farmer, and Rip Van Wrinkle made his home with them.	·         Because Rip was a lazy man, his wife always yelled at him ·         He lost in the mountains ·         The villager didn’t know him, all changed.	·         Rip left his house and family ·         He awoke and went back to home ·         His daughter found him, and lived with him.

Task 3

Fill in the story elements of text 3 (“Unfortunate Lebai”) in the following table.

Setting	Character	Plot/events	Problem	Solution
·       Two big villages, ·       a river, way to the feast, ·       Feast day, ·       closing time in the ritual, ·       in the daylight.	-          Lebai Malang, -          His Dog, -          Imams	-   Lebai Malang was coming to a feast ritual day. -   He went down the river rowing in a sampan. -   When he has rowed a certain distance downstream he returned upstream. -   Rowing upstream for a certain distance, he remembered the downstream. -   He did so twice or three times, and then he rowed upstream. -   In arriving, the Imam (leader) of the ritual meals was already reciting the prayer. -   Then he rowed seriously downstream. On arriving at the downstream village, the Imam was also already reciting the prayer. -   He rowed back to fetch the fishing line and some cold rice. -   When the fishing line was in the water, he felt hungry -   Suddenly, the chili was thrown out into the water. -   His dog jumped at the rice and ate it. -   He lost all	-       He wanted to come to two ritual meals. -       He got no meals. -       His chili was thrown away and his dog ate his rice	-       He rowed downstream and upstream twice. -       He fished -       He got nothing and still hungry

ASSIGNMENT M3 LA1

Instructions

Try to get information about a character in your home town and write a narrative (folktale) of it using the generic structure (setting, characters, plot/events, problem, and solution).

BUJANG KURAP

            Once upon a time, there lived a very handsome young man. The young man was on his way and took the time to stop by in a very prosperous village called Karang Panggung Lamo.

            In addition to handsome, it turned out this young man was also powerful. He was able to change his handsome face to be ugly, smelly, and also a lot of ringworm all over his body. So the person who saw him often called him the Single Ringworm.

            He did it to look for people who did not only judge a person from his physical being. However, more than just physical could be from the goodness of his heart and his honesty.

            One day in the village of Karang Panggung Lamo, Bujang Kurap went to a wedding ceremony. However, he intentionally wanted to test the villagers. So he decided to become a bad, rotten, and anointed youth.

            Of course, whoever saw him would immediately hate him. No exception to the villagers Karang Panggung Lamo. When the Bujang Kurap wanted to meet the bride, the villagers did not allow it, there was an insult, expel, and even spit.

            This made the Bujang Kurap decided to leave the village. However, he gave 1 condition to the villagers. Anyone who could pull the stick that he plugged into the land, and then he would go directly from the village.

            Hearing the conditions posed by the Bujang Kurap, many villagers laughed and immediately agreed to the terms. Residents assumed it was not difficult and very easy to do.

            Bujang Kurap was not a person carelessly indeed. His magic power was very wonderful. After he plugged a stick to the ground, then, in turn, the villagers tried to pull out the stick with the intention to repel Bujang Kurap.

            But what happened? None of the citizens were able to pull it out. Until the Bujang Kurap said: "You, all villagers! You only judged a person from his physical.. You were very arrogant. You would get the punishment! "

            At the same time Bujang Kurap plucked the stick he stuck in very easily. But what happened then? After the stick was revoked, then the hole immediately issued a very swift spring and did not stop. Thus, the village of Karang Panggung Lamo sank in the water and now the village was transformed into a lake. This lake is what we know with Lake Rayo.