Name : ANNISA NUR JASMINE

Class : X MIPA 1
Date : Wednesday 8 April 2020

It was a very hot day. A farmer was working on his field. He saw something
very shiny. He came to the shiny object and took it. It was a hedgehod statue. It
was very beautiful. Its eyes were made of diamonds. Those were the shiny objects
he saw.
The farmer then brought it home. At night, the farmer had a dream. A giant
hedgehod came to him and said that it will give everything he wants, "Just caress
the statue's head and say the prayer", said the hedgehod. The farmer slowly
caressed the statue's head. He said the prayer and asked for rice. Suddenly, a magic
thing happened. Rice came out of the mouth of the stature. Now the farmer
mentioned other things, they were jewelry and other stulls they needed. In just a
moment, the farmer became very rich. He shared his materials with the neighbors.
There was one neighbor who was very jealous and he stole the magic
hedgehod statue. He was very tired from running and was very thirsty. He wanted
to get some water from the statue. He said the prayer. His wish came true. Water
came out of the statue's mouth. The thief was so happy. He drank and drank the
water. He wanted to stop drinking but he did not know how stop the water, Water
kept on comning out. He did not know what to do. He really panic. He asked for
help. People who saw the incident were really scared. They ran away to avoid the
water. More and more water surrounded him. Slowly, it became a small pond.
Water flowed on the ground. It became a river. People then named the river as
Hedgehog River or Sungai Landak.

Answer the following questions !

1. What did the farmer find?

 He was found a hedgehod statue. It was very beautiful, the eyes
made from diamond
2. Why did the farmer's neighbor steal the hedgehod statue?
 The farmer’s neighbor steal hedgehod statue because the neighbor
was very jealous that farmer became rich.

3. "His wish came true." (paragaph 3) the word wish has the closest
meaning to…
 The word wish has closest meaning to desire and urge.

4. "The farmer then brought it home" (paragraph 2) the word "it" refers to
...
 The word “it” refers to the hedgehod statue.

5. What can we learn from the story?

 Don't be jealous and greedy towards your fellow human beings.
Because it will actually be very detrimental and can even plunge
you into a bottomless hole.