Task 22 Complete the following story with the words in the box. Make any form changes if necessary. Look at the example. give come grow have
hear forgive find want
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Calon Arang Calon Arang was a widow of Girah who gave birth to a daughter in the jungle. Her daughter … up to be the famed beauty Ratna Menggali. Calon Arang … her daughter to marry a prince from Airlangga’s palace. However, no prince … along. Infuriated by this, Calon Arang … the art of black magic and practised it against the kingdom, causing many people to die. When the king Airlangga … of the epidemic in Girah, he consulted his high priest, Mpu Bharadah. The priest then sent his son to … Ratna Menggali. Calon Arang was pleased, the curse ended, and the couple wed. Calon Arang inscribed her black magic secret on a lontar (palm leaf book). One day, her son-in-law … it and gave it to his father. When Calon Arang found out that Mpu Bharadah had learned her secrets, she was furious and declared war upon him. The priest … no choice but to fight and, in a deadly struggle, destroyed the widow by casting a spell. Before she …, Calon Arang asked forgiveness. Mpu Bharadah … her and showed her the way to heaven. Adapted from: http://www.bali-directory.com
Task 23 Make a summary of the story entitled Princess Loro Jonggrang below.
The Legend of Princess Loro Jonggrang Once upon a time in Java Island, especially in Prambanan, there were two Hindu kingdoms, they were Pengging and Kraton Boko. Pengging Kingdom was a prosperous and wealthy kingdom led by a wise king named Prabu Damar Moyo who had a son named Raden Bandung Bondowoso. Kraton Boko was a part of Pengging Kingdom jurisdiction led by a cruel king that was not a man but a giant who was a man eater, named Prabu Boko. However, Prabu Boko had a very beautiful daughter named Princess Loro Jonggrang. Prabu Boko also had a minister named Patih Gupolo that was a giant too. Prabu Boko had a desire to revolt and had control over Pengging Kingdom. Therefore, together with Patih Boko, they gathered the power by training men to become soldiers and collected goods from civil people as provisions.
I’m Delighted to Hear That.
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