a. orientation: The animals came from far and near across the dusty African plain.

Pride
Rock was the home of the Lion King, and this was a special day in the Pride Lands. Today
Simba was born of King Mufasa and Queen Sarabi, and he will be the future lion king.

b. complication: One day, Mufasa’s big brother, wants to be the King. He was jealous of
Mufasa. Scar had a plan to kill Mufasa. Scar plans bad things to the king, Scar wants to kill
the king and become the new King of the animals. But the animals don't live happily with the
new King, the animals experience hunger because King Scar is greedy and only cares about
himself.

c. resolution: One day Simba's childhood friend came to a beautiful place where Simba,
Timon and Pumba live. Her name is Nala. Nala said the king was Scar and he was very
clever. No one is happy with that. Nala asked Simba to replace her cunning uncle Scar as
king. Simba becomes over time to beat Scar and when Simba is strong he goes straight to
Scar and fights with Scar and reclaims the title of King

2. What is the moral of the story?

From the story The Lion King, we are taught not to be jealous of someone because jealousy
can lead to hatred and can eventually make us fall into darkness.We are also taught to help
each other in trouble because the little help we give can mean a lot to those who are
helped.This story teaches us that we must know our true abilities and strengths. Because
those who know it all are ourselves.

3. Simba's friends show their sense of friendship by always being there for Simba when he is
having trouble or when he is happy and they always go through activities simultaneously,
and they always help Simba.Simba friends cheering Simba when he is in trouble. The
characteristics of a true friend are always there when we are happy or sad.

4. Make a list of new vocabulary you learned from the story!

Echoed = Bergema
Steep slope = Turunan Curam
Sneered = Mengejek
Cruelly = Kejam
Cackled = Tertawa kecil
Trumpeted = Terompet
Ditch = Menyingkirkan
Giggled = Cekikikan