Teacher Mardhiah

JAPANESE GHOST STORY

1) TEKE TEKE
Teke Teke is said to be the ghost of a woman or
schoolgirl who _________ (fall) on a railway line and
was cut in half by an oncoming train. The vengeful
spirit __________ (haunt) the areas and train stations
at night. Since she no longer ________ (has) legs, she
__________ (drag) herself on her hands and elbows,
which ____________ (produce) a chilling “teke-teke”
sound. Should you encounter Teke Teke, run!

2) OKIKU
In 1918, a boy ___________ (buy) a doll for his younger
sister, noting that they both _______ (has) bob
haircuts. The little girl ________ (love) the doll, and
they _______ (are) inseparable. Tragically, the girl
___________ (pass) away from an illness. Her family
___________ (display) the doll, named Okiku, noting
that they both _________ (has) bob haircuts. The doll's
hair ___________ (keep) growing as if it ________ (is)
alive. After they ____________ (pass) away, someone
___________ (give) it to Mannen-ji Temple where it
remains today and is viewable to guests. Okiku’s hair
continues to grow to this day despite haircuts from
the temple’s priests.

3) PAPER LANTERN GHOST

This lantern ghost __________ (is) not malicious like
other ghost. It _________ (is) just a naughty little
trickster who ____________ (enjoy) giving humans a
scare. The paper lantern ghost __________ (flick) its
large tongue out, _________ (roll) its eyes and________
(laugh) loudly to frighten passers-by.
 Teacher Mardhiah
JAPANESE GHOST STORY
1) TEKE TEKE
Teke Teke is said to be the ghost of a woman or
schoolgirl who _________ (fall) on a railway line and
_________ (is) cut in half by an oncoming train. The
vengeful spirit __________ (haunt) the areas and
train stations at night. Since she no longer ________
(has) legs, she __________ (drag) herself on her hands
and elbows, which ____________ (produce) a chilling
“teke-teke” sound. Should you encounter Teke Teke,
run!
2) OKIKU
In 1918, a boy ___________ (buy) a doll for his younger
sister, noting that they both _______ (has) bob
haircuts. The little girl ________ (love) the doll, and
they _______ (are) inseparable. Tragically, the girl
___________ (pass) away from an illness. Her family
___________ (display) the doll, named Okiku, noting
that they both _________ (has) bob haircuts. The doll's
hair ___________ (keep) growing as if it ________ (is)
alive. After they ____________ (pass) away, someone
___________ (give) it to Mannen-ji Temple where it
remains today and is viewable to guests. Okiku’s hair
continues to grow to this day despite haircuts from
the temple’s priests.

3) PAPER LANTERN GHOST

This lantern ghost __________ (is) not malicious like
other ghost. It _________ (is) just a naughty little
trickster who ____________ (enjoy) giving humans a
scare. The paper lantern ghost __________ (flick) its
large tongue out, _________ (roll) its eyes and________
(laugh) loudly to frighten passers-by.