Saturday, 10 September 2016

Reading Practice 3


UNIQUE FRIEND AT WORK

Uniqueness sometimes creates different point of view between friends, and that is happening in me to my unique friend, Indah. Her complete name is Indah Lestari. Because I want to be closer with her, I call her Kak Ri. I have an excuse to call her ‘Kak’. It is because she is five years older than me. She is married , and she has two sons. She is a real matured woman. I can say that she is unique because she reacts differently toward problems.
We work in the same company. In our office, she never thinks big about problems that she is facing. As an example when her boss gets angry to her, she just smiles and says “am I available to work again, boss?” When she has problems at home with her family, especially her husband, she never shows it off. If she does not like someone in the office or even next to her cubicle, she will never show that to anybody. She is always happy either when she has more money or when she is running out of it. Hardly ever does she say empty chats. She only speaks what she needs to speak.
Out of office, she does contrarily. She really loves to share. She becomes ‘the real she’ when we hang around either in office hour or on holiday. She often loves things that people do not like. She loves black and pale colors when other women do not. She prefers to be out of beauty when other women prefer to be beautiful. She thinks it is better when people know her deeper, not only from her outlook. She never hurts her mother even once. She never complains to her husband and always speaks politely to him. She often says to me that life is not all about what we want to do. Sometimes, we cannot do what we want to do, but we need to do what people want us to do, for we get what we want. I learn a lot about life from her. Yes, she is unique, and  I love her uniqueness.
        I.      Do silent reading and understand the context of the paragraph
      II.      Answer some questions below.
1.       What is unique about Kak Ri?
2.       How does the writer know her?
3.       Do you think Kak Ri has double character?
4.       Why do you think so?
5.       If you have a friend like Kak Ri, which do you like from her?

    III.      Read out loud and say what is special about the story.
    IV.      Underline some verbs that you can see in the paragraph.
      V.      List some adjectives that are in  the paragraph.


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    VI.      Find a pair to ask and answer these questions in vise versa.
a.       What good character do you think that Kak Ri has?
b.      Are you the same like her?
c.       Which is different between you and Kak Ri?
d.      If your boss gets angry, will you do the same like Kak Ri?
e.      Do you complain to things that bothers you? If yes, why do you complain?
f.        Are you unique? If yes, what is your uniqueness?

  VII.      There are adjectives and verbs below. Circle the adjectives you determine, square the verbs and underline double functioned words (adjective and verb).
 
 Exaggerated                       in-coming                            permitted                           opened    
                             
              awe enlarge                             smoothen           Beauty                  wash    

         understand        smooth               ease                      permit                  large                      deepen

       exaggerate                         kind                       loyal                       sharpen                               clear   
  
            washable famous                                open                     clarified                                awesome



VIII.      Make a paragraph based on these orders.
1.       Say what kind of person you are.
2.       Are you good enough according to people.
3.       Who says that you are good
4.       What is good about you
5.       What should you do to make you better in your environment and more functional to people
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