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The Legend of Laowomaru

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Narrative Text · Narrative fiksi

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TP 6.6
Menganalisis tujuan komunikasi, struktur teks, dan unsur kebahasaan dari teks naratif lisan dan tulis sederhana tentang legenda rakyat sesuai konteks penggunaannya.

6.6.1 Mendeskripsikan pengertian, tujuan, dan ciri-ciri narrative fiksi sebagai teks cerita yang bersifat imajinatif.
6.6.2 Mengidentifikasi dan menjelaskan struktur teks narrative fiksi (orientation, complication, resolution) berdasarkan contoh teks.
6.6.3 Menentukan dan menjelaskan unsur cerita dalam narrative fiksi, seperti tokoh, penokohan, latar, alur, konflik, dan tema.
6.6.4 Menganalisis isi teks narrative fiksi, termasuk karakter tokoh, latar, pesan moral, dan nilai-nilai yang terkandung dalam cerita.
6.6.5 Membandingkan karakteristik narrative fiksi dengan narrative nonfiksi berdasarkan isi, tujuan, dan gaya penulisan.
6.6.6 Menulis dan mempresentasikan teks narrative fiksi sederhana, baik secara lisan maupun tertulis, dengan memperhatikan unsur kebahasaan dan kohesi.

Sumber bacaan

Gulo, Sumangeli. Buku Ajar Bahasa Inggris: Laowomaru dan Lompat Batu (Model Pembelajaran SUMCARE untuk SMA). Pelajaran I, The Legend of Laowomaru, hlm. PDF 24–33. Komik ini parafrase ramah sekolah, bukan cetak ulang.

The Legend of Laowomaru

According to the , Sirao had nine sons. One was Lahari. When Lahari was born, his navel was made of .

Lahari married Iwowotonasi. They lived in peace, respected each other, and were not greedy for wealth.

Their son was Laowomaru. Thick hair covered his head. Nine strands were iron and could not be cut.

Those strands gave him extraordinary . He was to harm. No weapon could injure him.

Halaman 1

The Legend of Laowomaru

He took gold from merchants of distant . No one dared to him or stop him.

He hid the stolen gold and other things in a cave. When people chased him, he hid there.

Merchants from Johor went home with empty hands. Even when they caught him, he shook himself free.

They tied him up. He stayed calm and unharmed. Their ropes could not hold his .

Halaman 2

The Legend of Laowomaru

He married Sihoi, and they had a son. People stopped keeping the boy's name because of the harm he had done.

Laowomaru told Sihoi he would pass his to their son. She agreed. Neighbours came to watch the ritual.

He heated an iron pot until the metal was like honey. The boy had to look forward, not to the left or right.

Someone called, Look at that big fish in the sea! The boy did not turn his head.

Halaman 3

The Legend of Laowomaru

Then he called, Look, a boat of gold! made the boy turn his head. He had broken the rule.

What followed is left off this page. Laowomaru was devastated. He blamed the sea between the islands.

He said he would pull the of Nias toward Sumatra. Two companions must help, and no one could step back.

After several kilometres, one companion stepped backward on purpose. The great pull failed.

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The Legend of Laowomaru

The portion of that had moved became the cape called Lembaru. Nias was never joined to Sumatra. They wept.

He went back to taking other people's goods. He also built a canoe, to fish and to comfort Sihoi.

By a crescent moon he rowed out and cast his line. He caught a large fish and wanted to hurry home.

A huge wave rose, and Haria lifted his great head from the . Please help me, he said.

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The Legend of Laowomaru

I am Haria, king of the . I have only suffering. Let me rest, and use your canoe as a pillow.

Laowomaru said he would spare his time, but the canoe was not for a head as big as a mountain.

You are right, said Haria. I will make my body smaller. Then he laid his head on the canoe.

What Laowomaru did next is not shown. At home, Sihoi heard an rumbling from the sea.

Halaman 6

The Legend of Laowomaru

At the cave they . He told her everything. She praised his and his extraordinary .

The secret, he said, is nine iron strands. If they are pulled out, my becomes ordinary. Tell no one.

She kept asking. He finally told her and made her swear. For a while she kept the secret safe.

Months later, fifty boats came from Johor. Laowomaru seized their treasures and fled back to the cave.

Halaman 7

The Legend of Laowomaru

Together the merchants captured them. Sihoi was taken into the cave. Laowomaru was tied to a tree, and he stayed calm.

They pressed Sihoi to speak. The threats stay off the page. Frightened, she told the secret and broke her promise.

They pulled out the nine iron strands, one by one. His extraordinary was gone. He was an ordinary man.

He was parted from Sihoi. She learned she would not see him again. She wept, and she deeply regretted her choice.

Halaman 8

Unsur cerita

Characters: Laowomaru, Sihoi, Lahari, Iwowotonasi, merchants from Johor, and Haria the snake
Setting: Nias long ago: a traditional house, Bawömataluo's coast, a cave, and the sea
Main problem: Laowomaru's secret strength is revealed after he takes the merchants' goods.
Plot: Nine iron hairs make him impervious. Sihoi learns the secret and, under pressure, tells it. He loses his strength and is parted from her. She regrets it.
Moral value: Breaking a promise can hurt the people we love. Sihoi regrets revealing Laowomaru's secret.

The Legend of Laowomaru

Siap dibaca, tidak bisa diubah di halaman ini. Ini masih template.

Bahasa InggrisSMAKelas XFase ETP 6.6

Ketuk kata bergaris bawah untuk arti Indonesia, definisi Inggris, dan contoh.

Pembelajaran

Bahasa Inggris · SMA Kelas X · Fase E · Semester ganjil

Narrative Text · Narrative fiksi

Membaca–Memirsa (Reading–Viewing)

TP 6.6
Menganalisis tujuan komunikasi, struktur teks, dan unsur kebahasaan dari teks naratif lisan dan tulis sederhana tentang legenda rakyat sesuai konteks penggunaannya.

6.6.1 Mendeskripsikan pengertian, tujuan, dan ciri-ciri narrative fiksi sebagai teks cerita yang bersifat imajinatif.
6.6.2 Mengidentifikasi dan menjelaskan struktur teks narrative fiksi (orientation, complication, resolution) berdasarkan contoh teks.
6.6.3 Menentukan dan menjelaskan unsur cerita dalam narrative fiksi, seperti tokoh, penokohan, latar, alur, konflik, dan tema.
6.6.4 Menganalisis isi teks narrative fiksi, termasuk karakter tokoh, latar, pesan moral, dan nilai-nilai yang terkandung dalam cerita.
6.6.5 Membandingkan karakteristik narrative fiksi dengan narrative nonfiksi berdasarkan isi, tujuan, dan gaya penulisan.
6.6.6 Menulis dan mempresentasikan teks narrative fiksi sederhana, baik secara lisan maupun tertulis, dengan memperhatikan unsur kebahasaan dan kohesi.

Sumber bacaan

The Legend of Laowomaru

According to the , Sirao had nine sons. One was Lahari. When Lahari was born, his navel was made of .

Lahari married Iwowotonasi. They lived in peace, respected each other, and were not greedy for wealth.

Their son was Laowomaru. Thick hair covered his head. Nine strands were iron and could not be cut.

Those strands gave him extraordinary . He was to harm. No weapon could injure him.

Halaman 1

The Legend of Laowomaru

He took gold from merchants of distant . No one dared to him or stop him.

He hid the stolen gold and other things in a cave. When people chased him, he hid there.

Merchants from Johor went home with empty hands. Even when they caught him, he shook himself free.

They tied him up. He stayed calm and unharmed. Their ropes could not hold his .

Halaman 2

The Legend of Laowomaru

He married Sihoi, and they had a son. People stopped keeping the boy's name because of the harm he had done.

Laowomaru told Sihoi he would pass his to their son. She agreed. Neighbours came to watch the ritual.

He heated an iron pot until the metal was like honey. The boy had to look forward, not to the left or right.

Someone called, Look at that big fish in the sea! The boy did not turn his head.

Halaman 3

The Legend of Laowomaru

Then he called, Look, a boat of gold! made the boy turn his head. He had broken the rule.

What followed is left off this page. Laowomaru was devastated. He blamed the sea between the islands.

He said he would pull the of Nias toward Sumatra. Two companions must help, and no one could step back.

After several kilometres, one companion stepped backward on purpose. The great pull failed.

Halaman 4

The Legend of Laowomaru

The portion of that had moved became the cape called Lembaru. Nias was never joined to Sumatra. They wept.

He went back to taking other people's goods. He also built a canoe, to fish and to comfort Sihoi.

By a crescent moon he rowed out and cast his line. He caught a large fish and wanted to hurry home.

A huge wave rose, and Haria lifted his great head from the . Please help me, he said.

Halaman 5

The Legend of Laowomaru

I am Haria, king of the . I have only suffering. Let me rest, and use your canoe as a pillow.

Laowomaru said he would spare his time, but the canoe was not for a head as big as a mountain.

You are right, said Haria. I will make my body smaller. Then he laid his head on the canoe.

What Laowomaru did next is not shown. At home, Sihoi heard an rumbling from the sea.

Halaman 6

The Legend of Laowomaru

At the cave they . He told her everything. She praised his and his extraordinary .

The secret, he said, is nine iron strands. If they are pulled out, my becomes ordinary. Tell no one.

She kept asking. He finally told her and made her swear. For a while she kept the secret safe.

Months later, fifty boats came from Johor. Laowomaru seized their treasures and fled back to the cave.

Halaman 7

The Legend of Laowomaru

Together the merchants captured them. Sihoi was taken into the cave. Laowomaru was tied to a tree, and he stayed calm.

They pressed Sihoi to speak. The threats stay off the page. Frightened, she told the secret and broke her promise.

They pulled out the nine iron strands, one by one. His extraordinary was gone. He was an ordinary man.

He was parted from Sihoi. She learned she would not see him again. She wept, and she deeply regretted her choice.

Halaman 8

Unsur cerita

Characters: Laowomaru, Sihoi, Lahari, Iwowotonasi, merchants from Johor, and Haria the snake
Setting: Nias long ago: a traditional house, Bawömataluo's coast, a cave, and the sea
Main problem: Laowomaru's secret strength is revealed after he takes the merchants' goods.
Plot: Nine iron hairs make him impervious. Sihoi learns the secret and, under pressure, tells it. He loses his strength and is parted from her. She regrets it.
Moral value: Breaking a promise can hurt the people we love. Sihoi regrets revealing Laowomaru's secret.