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Story 1 - Juna

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Students will read narrative texts on Medium and complete an interactive quiz on Educaplay to check their understanding of the story, including its structure, language features, and main ideas.

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Story 1 - Juna
 

Story 1 - JunaOnline version

Students will read narrative texts on Medium and complete an interactive quiz on Educaplay to check their understanding of the story, including its structure, language features, and main ideas.

by Ginaya Norayni
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What is the main problem faced by Juna?

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Why did Juna feel nervous during his presentation?

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What happened after Juna’s failed presentation?

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What is the lesson of the story?

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What is Juna like as a student?

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What was Juna preparing for?

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Which part of the story shows the climax?

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Why is Juna’s second presentation more successful?

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What would most likely happen if Juna did not get a second chance?

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Which statement best describes the resolution of the story?

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In the story, "Juna woke up late because his alarm did not ring. In a hurry, he forgot to bring his flash drive that contained all his slides."

Juna felt nervous because he didn’t bring his slides and forgot some important points. This made him feel unprepared.

Even though Juna failed, his teacher gave him a second chance. This shows that mistakes can be improved.

The story teaches us that mistakes are normal. What matters is how we learn and try again.

Juna is described as a hardworking and responsible student at the beginning of the story.

The presentation is important because it affects his final grade.

The climax is the most intense moment. Juna panicking during the presentation is the peak of the problem.

Juna improved because he learned from his mistake and prepared better.

Without a second chance, Juna might not have the opportunity to improve his performance.

The resolution is the ending where the problem is solved. Juna succeeds after trying again.

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