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Welcome to Level 2! Froggy needs your help to jump safely. Each correct True or False answer gives Froggy a jump forward. Be careful — one wrong step, and splash!

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Rahmadila Eka Putri, S.Pd., Gr., M.App.Ling. Polsri

Indonesia

This game is a version of [LEVEL 2] CASE STUDY: The Role of Translation in Tourism Sector

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Froggy Jumps [LEVEL 2]Online version Welcome to Level 2! Froggy needs your help to jump safely. Each correct True or False answer gives Froggy a jump forward. Be careful — one wrong step, and splash! by Rahmadila Eka Putri, S.Pd., Gr., M.App.Ling. Polsri 1 A narrative text tells a story that has a beginning, middle, and end. a TRUE b FALSE c 2 A descriptive text focuses on explaining events and actions in sequence. a b TRUE c FALSE 3 The complication shows how the problem is solved in the story. a TRUE b c FALSE 4 The resolution is the ending where problems are solved or lessons are learned. a TRUE b c FALSE 5 A happy ending means all problems remain unsolved. a TRUE b FALSE c 6 The linear plot tells the story in order — beginning, middle, and end. a TRUE b c FALSE 7 A flashback plot moves backward in time to show past events. a TRUE b FALSE c 8 In descriptive writing, using the five senses helps readers imagine clearly. a TRUE b c FALSE 9 Simile is a comparison using “like” or “as.” a b TRUE c FALSE 10 Metaphor compares things using “like” or “as.” a b TRUE c FALSE 11 Personification means giving human actions or emotions to objects or animals. a TRUE b FALSE c 12 Hyperbole means a polite way of describing people. a b TRUE c FALSE 13 Good dialogue helps readers understand characters and relationships. a TRUE b FALSE c 14 When characters interrupt each other, it usually shows peace and agreement. a TRUE b c FALSE 15 Foreshadowing gives a clue about something that will happen later. a FALSE b TRUE c 16 Tension keeps readers curious and worried about what happens next. a TRUE b FALSE c 17 Resolution gives readers confusion and unfinished feelings. a TRUE b FALSE c 18 A story can end with reflection, showing what the character learned. a FALSE b TRUE c 19 A symbolic ending uses an object or image that represents the story’s theme. a TRUE b FALSE c 20 The orientation part of a narrative introduces characters, place, and time. a TRUE b FALSE c 21 The purpose of descriptive writing is to tell a moral lesson. a TRUE b FALSE c 22 Adjectives are important in descriptive writing because they show details. a TRUE b c FALSE 23 A thriller story usually makes readers laugh and relax. a b TRUE c FALSE 24 Imagery helps readers see, hear, or feel what the writer describes. a FALSE b c TRUE 25 A bittersweet ending mixes both happiness and sadness. a TRUE b c FALSE 26 The opening of a story should immediately catch the reader’s attention. a TRUE b FALSE c 27 Starting with action is one technique to create an engaging opening. a TRUE b FALSE c 28 A story without conflict is usually very exciting. a FALSE b c TRUE 29 Short and punchy sentences can make tense or action scenes feel faster and stronger. a TRUE b c FALSE 30 Descriptive and narrative writing are completely unrelated. a FALSE b c TRUE

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Froggy Jumps

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by Rahmadila Eka Putri, S.Pd., Gr., M.App.Ling. Polsri

A narrative text tells a story that has a beginning, middle, and end.

A descriptive text focuses on explaining events and actions in sequence.

The complication shows how the problem is solved in the story.

The resolution is the ending where problems are solved or lessons are learned.

A happy ending means all problems remain unsolved.

The linear plot tells the story in order — beginning, middle, and end.

A flashback plot moves backward in time to show past events.

In descriptive writing, using the five senses helps readers imagine clearly.

Simile is a comparison using “like” or “as.”

Metaphor compares things using “like” or “as.”

Personification means giving human actions or emotions to objects or animals.

Hyperbole means a polite way of describing people.

Good dialogue helps readers understand characters and relationships.

When characters interrupt each other, it usually shows peace and agreement.

Foreshadowing gives a clue about something that will happen later.

Tension keeps readers curious and worried about what happens next.

Resolution gives readers confusion and unfinished feelings.

A story can end with reflection, showing what the character learned.

A symbolic ending uses an object or image that represents the story’s theme.

The orientation part of a narrative introduces characters, place, and time.

The purpose of descriptive writing is to tell a moral lesson.

Adjectives are important in descriptive writing because they show details.

A thriller story usually makes readers laugh and relax.

Imagery helps readers see, hear, or feel what the writer describes.

A bittersweet ending mixes both happiness and sadness.

The opening of a story should immediately catch the reader’s attention.

Starting with action is one technique to create an engaging opening.

A story without conflict is usually very exciting.

Short and punchy sentences can make tense or action scenes feel faster and stronger.

Descriptive and narrative writing are completely unrelated.