Practice Laaah
Practice Laaah
Practice Laaah
1. What is the story about? 6. The word “disguise” in line is the antonym of …
a. A kind wolf who wants to help little riding hood a. costume
b. A little riding hood meet wolf b. mask
c. Grandma asked wolf to take little riding hood c. camouflage
d. A bad wolf who wants to eat little riding hood and d. exposed
grandma e. cover
e. None of the option is right
2. The writer’s purpose of writing the text is … 7. Why did little riding hood do not realize the wolf who in
a. To entertain the readers disguise as her grandma?
b. To describe little red riding hood a. Because she was blind
c. To advice the reader b. Because she was daft
d. To explain how the wolf eat the grandmother c. Because the wolf was kind
e. To inform about the wolf d. Because the wolf wore little riding hood’s clothes
e. Because the wolf wore grandma’s clothes
3. “One day there was a little girl named little red riding hood” 8. What is the moral value of the story?
What is the function of the unlined sentence in paragraph 1 a. Don’t be greedy
a. A crisis b. Don’t believe in stranger.
b. A complication c. Don’t use riding hood
c. An orientation d. Don’t go to Grandma’s house
d. A reorientation e. Don’t sleep in the river 7
e. A resolution
4. To tell the plot, the writer uses … 9. The word “them” in line 9 refers to …
a. A rhetorical question a. The bad wolf
b. Time sequences b. The grandmother
c. Past tense c. The little red riding hood
d. Constructive evidence d. The woodcutter
e. Concessive conjunction e. The little red riding hood and her grandmother
5. The word “heading for” in line has the closest meaning with 10. From the story we know that the wolf was
… a. strong
a. abandon b. brave
b. move to c. cunning
c. remove d. arrogant
d. come back e. outstanding
e. go home