The Giant-SL - School Journal Junior 2-SL, 2008-V1 .0 - English

Jul 17, 2026

This document, titled "The Giant-SL - School Journal Junior 2-SL, 2008-V1 .0 - English," presents a short story about a fearsome giant named tutupioko who terrorizes villagers and steals their food. The narrative follows two brave village boys who, driven by hunger, venture out to find sustenance. Their search leads them to consider the giant's breadfruit tree. After witnessing the giant's immense size and destructive power, they devise a plan with the help of the giant's wife to defeat him. The story culminates in the boys cleverly spearing the giant to death when he is incapacitated from drinking an excessive amount of river water, which he believed would reveal those hiding within. The document also includes a "Check Your Understanding" section with multiple-choice questions and direct questions to assess reader comprehension of the story's plot points, including the cause of the famine, the meaning of "Tutupioko," and the boys' search locations.

LanguageEnglish

CategoryStory & Novel

FormatPDF

Pages22

Reading Time34 min

The Giant-SL

School Journal Junior 2-SL, 2008-V1 .0

English

Check Your Understanding

FAQs

What was the main problem faced by the villagers and the boys in the story?

The villagers were terrorized by a giant named tutupioko, who stole their food and caused a famine, leading to widespread hunger.

How did the boys manage to defeat the giant?

The boys, with the help of the giant's wife, lured the giant to the river. After he drank an excessive amount of water and became immobile, they speared him to death.

What kind of questions are included in the 'Check Your Understanding' section?

The section includes a multiple-choice question about the cause of the famine, a direct question asking for the meaning of "Tutupioko," and another direct question about where the boys searched for food.

Jul 17, 2026

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