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    The foolish stag was admiring its horns by a pool but hated its thin feet. A hungry lion followed the stag, planning to make it its lunch. The stag fled to a forest but its horns became tangled in tree branches, trapping it. The lion approached, overjoyed at the easy catch. It ate the stag whole, leaving only its horns. The moral is that we often undervalue what is truly valuable like the stag's feet that could have saved it.

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    A Beautiful Stag Was Drinking A Pool

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    The foolish stag was admiring its horns by a pool but hated its thin feet. A hungry lion followed the stag, planning to make it its lunch. The stag fled to a forest but its horns became tangled in tree branches, trapping it. The lion approached, overjoyed at the easy catch. It ate the stag whole, leaving only its horns. The moral is that we often undervalue what is truly valuable like the stag's feet that could have saved it.

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    The foolish stag was admiring its horns by a pool but hated its thin feet. A hungry lion followed the stag, planning to make it its lunch. The stag fled to a forest but its horns became tangled in tree branches, trapping it. The lion approached, overjoyed at the easy catch. It ate the stag whole, leaving only its horns. The moral is that we often undervalue what is truly valuable like the stag's feet that could have saved it.

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    A Beautiful Stag Was Drinking A Pool

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    The foolish stag was admiring its horns by a pool but hated its thin feet. A hungry lion followed the stag, planning to make it its lunch. The stag fled to a forest but its horns became tangled in tree branches, trapping it. The lion approached, overjoyed at the easy catch. It ate the stag whole, leaving only its horns. The moral is that we often undervalue what is truly valuable like the stag's feet that could have saved it.

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    The Hungry Lion and The foolish Stag

    A beautiful stag was drinking a pool. He noticed his reflection in the water and was admiring
    the size and grandeur of his horns. After of a few minutes of this he looks down of his feet and saw
    how thin and weak they look. He feel embarrassed. My horns are so wonderful, but I hate my thiny
    feet!” he grumbled, and walk away sulkily. Meanwhile, a hungry lion had been following him. The
    lion said slowly, “What a delicious lunch you are going to be!”. The stag turn and saw the lion, then
    started to run quickly across the plain. His nimble feed gave him the advantage over the lion and he
    quickly reached the forest.

    “You won’t catch me now!” called the stag to the lion, who was still far away. However,
    after entering the forest the stag soon found that his horns had become tangled in the branches of
    the apple trees above. “Oh no!” cried the stag, “What a fool I have been! I hated the feet that
    would have save me, but boasted about the horns that have made me a lion’s lunch!”. Every day
    the lion lies around waiting for a foolish stag like me to come along, and now… Oh dear!”

    By this time the lion had approached, walking slowly and smiling broadly. “Mmm! I’ve been
    hoping for a meal like this all week! My dear friend the stag with his great big horns ambles into a
    forest… et folia! My lunch is served cold!”

    “Can’t we just try to get along?” begged the , struggling stag desperately to free his fantastic
    horns.
    Well, began the lion thoughtfully, ”No, I don’t think so. You see you are a stag and I am a
    lion”. Then he ate the stag whole, leaving just the horn. which he kept to hang on the wall of his
    lair.

    Questions:

    1. Who or what the main character?


    2. How are the main character look like?
    3. What is the starting conflict?
    4. What is the climax?
    5. What are the solution?
    6. Find out the moral value!
    7. Write some sentences that are showing past situation!

    Answers:

    1. The main character of the story are the lion and the stag.
    2. The lion looks like greedy and the stag looks like foolish and he is not grateful about his self.
    3. The conflict starting from paragraph one, when the hungry lion had been following the stag
    and will make his as his lunch.
    4. The climax is when the lion had approached, walking slowly and smiling broadly to the stag
    and the lion ate the stag whole, leaving just the horn.
    5. The solution is that the stag try to escape to the forest and the stag appeals the lion to
    become his friends.
    6. The moral value that we can take from this story is “what is most truly valuable is often
    underrated”. That we often don’t realize that we ignored about something invaluable and
    we assuming unused for us but in the reality help us in all matter.
    7. (+) A beautiful stag was drinking a pool
    Passive Voice: a pool was being drunk by a beautiful stag
    (- ) A beautiful stag wasn’t drinking a pool
    (?) Was a beautiful stag drinking a pool?

    (+) I hated the feet that would have save me


    Passive Voice: The feet was hated by the stag that would have save him.
    (-) I didn’t hate the feet that would have save me, but boasted about the horns that have
    made me a lion’s lunch.
    (?) Did the stag hate its feet?

    (+) The lion said slowly to the stag


    Passive Voice: The stag was said slowly by the lion
    (- ) The lion didn’t say slowly
    (?) Did the lion say slowly?

    Names of Group:
    1. Nur Arina Manasikana (17)
    2. Zanuba Ma’rifatul Nikmah (26)

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