Once Upon a Time Lived Two Men Named Bujang Beji and Tumenggung Marubai, Bahasa Inggris Kelas 12 SMA

TRIBUNTRENDS.COM - Dalam artikel kali ini, akan dibahas kunci jawaban untuk Activity B.4 yang terdapat pada buku Bahasa Inggris Kelas XII SMA/MA Kurikulum Merdeka, tepatnya pada halaman 13 hingga 15.

Materi ini mengacu pada buku teks Bahasa Inggris Tingkat Lanjut: Train of Thoughts yang ditulis oleh Sunengsih dan rekan-rekan, diterbitkan oleh Pusat Kurikulum dan Perbukuan, Edisi 1.

Pada bagian tersebut, siswa diminta untuk membaca teks berjudul "The Story of Bujang Beji and Bukit Kelam".

Tugas utama dari aktivitas ini adalah mengidentifikasi main idea (gagasan utama) serta supporting ideas (gagasan pendukung) yang terdapat dalam teks.

Menariknya, aktivitas ini dirancang untuk dikerjakan secara berpasangan, sehingga siswa dapat berdiskusi dan saling bertukar pendapat dalam memahami isi bacaan.

4. Activity B.4

Work in Pairs

Read the story again, identify the main idea and the supporting idea from each paragraph. Paragraph 1 has been done for you

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Paragraph 1

Main Idea

Once upon a time lived two men named Bujang Beji and Tumenggung Marubai, who were different from each other in character.

Supporting Idea

Tumenggung Marubai was a humble, kind-hearted person. Bujang Beji was his opposite. He was greedy and arrogant. They made a living as fishermen, each having his own favorite spot for fishing. Tumenggung Marubai sourced his fish Rimpang Melawi River, where fish could be found in abundance. As for Bujang Beji, he always fished in Simpang Kapuas River, where there was less fish. Therefore, it was no wonder that Tumenggung Marubai always brought home more fish than did Bujang Beji.

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Answer

Paragraph 2

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Main Idea

The Simpang Melawi River region had many types of fish, more than the fish in Simpang Kapuas River

Supporting Idea

Therefore the catch of Tumenggung Marubai was always more than Bujang Beji. Tumenggung Melawi used traps or a kind of large trap to catch fish. Once collected in the trap, he only selected the big fish, while the small fish were released back so that the fish in Simpang Melawi River always bred and never ran out.

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Paragraph 3

Main Idea

Seeing the capture of Tumenggung Marubai, Bujang Beji felt envious.

Supporting Idea

He also looked for a way to defeat Tumenggung Melawi. Then, he went the wrong way. He began to catch fish by menuba, which was to poison the fish with tuba, a kind of fish poison from the roots of very intoxicating forest plants. At first, he got a lot of fish, more from the catch of Tumenggung Marubai. However, because the method used was to kill the fish with poison, over time the fish in Simpang Kapuas became greatly reduced. Meanwhile, Tumenggung Marubai still got a lot of catches. This made Bujang Beji even more jealous.

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Paragraph 4

Main Idea

Bujang Beji meant to use the top of Batu Hill in Nanga Silat, Kapuas Hulu to block the Melawi River.

Supporting Idea

With his magic, he cut the top of Batu Hill and brought it with seven leaves of weeds. While carrying the stone hill, he suddenly heard the sound of girls laughing at him. They were the goddesses of the heavenly realm. When he reached the intersection between Kapuas and Malawi, Bujang Beji looked up to see who was laughing at him. Inadvertently, his foot stepped on the poisonous thorn until he jumped up and screamed in pain. As a result, seven sheets of weed leaves he was wearing were cut off. The top of the rock hill also fell into a river called jetak.

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Paragraph 5

Main Idea

Bujang Beji tried to lift Batu Hill that had been submerged in the jetty by digging it up using an elongated hill

Supporting Idea

However, because the rock hill was already attached to the jetty, the effort was unsuccessful. The elongated hill was broken. The fracture is now called Liut Hill. Thus, Bujang Beji’s attempt to close the Melawi River failed. All because of the goddesses of heaven. “I will take revenge,” said Bujang Beji.

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Paragraph 6

Main Idea

Bujang Benji planned to reach the land of heaven by using the kumpang mambu tree, which is a kind of giant wooden tree whose end rises to the sky.

Supporting Idea

He started planting a scented tree. In just a few days the tree had grown so tall that the top was invisible to the naked eye. Before climbing kumpang mambu, Bujang Beji performed a traditional ritual, which was to give offerings to the subtle spirits and animals around him so as not to interfere with his efforts to reach the land of heaven. However, there were two types of animals that Bujang Beji forgot to offer, they were a group of termites and bears.

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Paragraph 7

Main Idea

When Bujang Beji started climbing the kumpang mambu tree, a swarm of termites and bears came to attack and gnawed on the tree at the bottom until the tree was cut off.

Supporting Idea

At that time, Bujang Beji had almost reached the land of heaven. He fell to the ground and died instantly. Thus, Bujang Beji’s attempt to harm the goddesses of heaven also failed. Tumenggung Marubai was spared from Bujang Beji’s evil intentions.

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Paragraph 8

Main Idea

Meanwhile, the peak of Nanga Silat Hill that escaped from Bujang Beji’s blow turned into Kelam Hill.

Supporting Idea

Now Kelam Hill has become one of the tourist attractions in the Sintang area, West Kalimantan, and has become a tourist forest area with a very beautiful view.

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