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    Outwitting A Crocodile

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    - Intelligent mouse deer Sang Kancil tricks a crocodile to cross a river to reach fruit trees by convincing the crocodile and others to line up across the river so he can count them for a feast, allowing him to cross on their heads safely. - Sang Kancil outwits the crocodiles by tricking them into believing there will be a feast so he can cross the river, escaping danger and reaching the fruit trees. - After being tricked, the angry crocodiles no longer speak to the one who let Sang Kancil trick them all, leaving that crocodile without allies.

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    Outwitting A Crocodile

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    - Intelligent mouse deer Sang Kancil tricks a crocodile to cross a river to reach fruit trees by convincing the crocodile and others to line up across the river so he can count them for a feast, allowing him to cross on their heads safely. - Sang Kancil outwits the crocodiles by tricking them into believing there will be a feast so he can cross the river, escaping danger and reaching the fruit trees. - After being tricked, the angry crocodiles no longer speak to the one who let Sang Kancil trick them all, leaving that crocodile without allies.

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    - Intelligent mouse deer Sang Kancil tricks a crocodile to cross a river to reach fruit trees by convincing the crocodile and others to line up across the river so he can count them for a feast, allowing him to cross on their heads safely. - Sang Kancil outwits the crocodiles by tricking them into believing there will be a feast so he can cross the river, escaping danger and reaching the fruit trees. - After being tricked, the angry crocodiles no longer speak to the one who let Sang Kancil trick them all, leaving that crocodile without allies.

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    Outwitting A Crocodile

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    Alice Medrano Reyes
    - Intelligent mouse deer Sang Kancil tricks a crocodile to cross a river to reach fruit trees by convincing the crocodile and others to line up across the river so he can count them for a feast, allowing him to cross on their heads safely. - Sang Kancil outwits the crocodiles by tricking them into believing there will be a feast so he can cross the river, escaping danger and reaching the fruit trees. - After being tricked, the angry crocodiles no longer speak to the one who let Sang Kancil trick them all, leaving that crocodile without allies.

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    3 12 5 22 5 18 • Intelligent

    20
    Intelligent
    18 9 3 11 • To fool
    To fool

    16 18 5 4
    Difficult situation
    9 3 1 13 5 14 20 • Difficult situation
    19 3 1 18 5
    • To make somebody
    To make somebody afraid

    To trick by being more clever


    afraid`
    • To trick by being
    15 21 20 23 9 20
    more clever
    Sang Kancil is a clever, tricky mouse deer who
    is always finding himself in predicaments with
    animals that want to eat him or harm him, but he
    cleverly manages to escape each time. In this
    story, Sang Kancil outwits a big, bad crocodile.
    Sang Kancil was a clever mouse deer. Whenever
    he was in a bad situation, he always played a clever
    trick to escape. In this story, Sang Kancil
    outwitted Sang Buaya, a big, bad crocodile, who
    wanted to eat him.
    There were many trees where Sang Kancil's lived
    along the river, so he never had trouble finding food.
    There were always lots of leaves. He spent his time
    running and jumping and looking into the river.
    Sang Buaya, the big bad crocodile, lived in the
    river with other crocodiles. They were always
    waiting to catch Sang Kancil for dinner. One day
    when Sang Kancil was walking along the river, he
    saw some delicious fruit on the trees on the other
    Sang Kancil wanted to taste the tasty-looking fruit
    because he was a little tired of eating leaves. He tried to
    think of a way to cross the river, but he had to be careful.
    He didn't want to be caught and eaten by Sang Buaya. He
    needed to trick Sang Buaya.
    Sang Kancil suddenly had an idea. He called out to the
    crocodile, "Sang Buaya! Sang Buaya!" Sang Buaya slowly
    came out of the water and asked Sang Kancil why he was
    shouting his name. He asked Sang Kancil, "Aren't you
    afraid I will eat you?" Then he opened his big mouth very
    Sang Kancil said, "Of course, I am afraid of you, but the
    king wants me to do something. He is having a big feast with
    lots of food, and he is inviting everyone, including you and all
    the other crocodiles. But first, I have to count all of you. He
    needs to know how many of you will come. Please line up
    across the river, so I can walk across your heads and count
    all of you."
    Sang Buaya was excited and left to tell the other
    crocodiles about the feast with all the good food. Soon, they
    came and made a line across the river. Sang Kancil said,
    "Promise not to eat me or I can't report to the king how
    Sang Kancil stepped on Sang Buaya's head and counted
    one. Then he stepped on the next one and said, "Two."
    He stepped on each crocodile, counting each one, and
    finally reached the other side of the river. Then he said to
    Sang Buaya,"Thank you for helping me to cross the river
    to my new home."
    Sang Buaya was shocked and angry. He shouted at Sang
    Kancil, "You tricked us! There is no feast, is there?" All of
    the crocodiles looked at Sang Buaya angrily. They were
    angry because he let Sang Kancil trick all of them.
    Sang Kancil loved his new home on the other
    side of the river because he had a lot of tasty food
    to eat. Poor Sang Buaya was not so lucky. After that,
    none of the other crocodiles ever talked to him
    again.
    1. How tricky is Sang Kancil? Justify your
    answer.
    2. Do you admire Sang Kancil’s wit? How
    can cleverness help solve problems? Explain
    your answer.
    3. What would you do after the incident if
    you are Sang Buaya? Why?

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