Soal dan Jawaban 'The Breakers of Limitations from Gurung Mali' Kelas 12 Halaman 17, 18, 19, dan 20

4. What kind of person is Nayau?

a. persistent
b. apathetic
c. indifferent
d. notorious
e. interesting

Answer: a

5. The phrase ‘smiled broadly’ in ‘Nayau smiled broadly and was proud of his friends’ (paragraph 7) means…
a. grin
b. frown
c. scowl
d. gloom
e. pout

Answer: a

6. The main idea of the last paragraph is….

a. After three months, the Micro Hydro Power Plant was finally completed.
b. Finally, the houses where they lived were in joy at night.
c. Those who previously doubted the value of hard work, cooperation and care for the environment then joined in cheers.
d. Villagers were then more enthusiastic about protecting the forest and the surrounding environment to keep the water supplies remaining available.
e. Nayau smiled broadly and was proud of his friends.” The beauty of Gurung Mali village will stay forever and people will be more prosperous since they are more productive now,”
f. Nayau whispered “Togetherness can break through limitations”

Answer: a

7. “If we don’t try to change our condition, who else will change it for us?” (p.5) The word ‘it’ refers to….
a. change
b. group
c. situation
d. village
e. condition

Answer: e

8. The main idea of the first paragraph is….
a. This would make people be able to do more activities at night without any limitation.
b. The night in the village of Gurung Mali in Sintang district of West Kalimantan was colder and darker
c. The enchanting beauty of Gurung Mali village during the day felt short and the night was very long.
d. People couldn’t do anything other than go to bed, including a man named Nayau. 
e. Nayau often contemplated what he could do so that the beauty of his village could be seen even longer. 

Answer: b

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