RW, Mt. Kinabalu, Narrative Paragraph HW

 Lina stood on the stage with a deep breath, holding her guitar tightly in her hands. Bright lights shone above her, and she could see the large audience waiting quietly. She felt nervous, but she remembered how much she loved to perform music. Around her, other musicians carefully prepared their instruments, making sure everything sounded perfect. When it was her turn, Lina slowly walked to the center of the stage and began to play. At first, her hands shook a little, but the soft sound of her guitar filled the room. The audience listened closely, and soon some people began to smile and clap along with the rhythm. Her friends in the front row tried to encourage her by cheering, clapping, and giving her a thumbs-up. Their support helped Lina feel stronger and more confident. By the end of her performance, she was smiling, and the audience gave her loud applause. Lina realized that even though she was nervous at the beginning, she could still do a wonderful job.

Multiple Choice Questions:

  1. Where was Lina standing?
    A. In the classroom
    B. On the stage
    C. At home
    D. In the park
  2. Why did Lina feel nervous at first?
    A. She forgot her guitar
    B. She did not like music
    C. She was performing in front of many people
    D. She was late
  3. What did the other musicians prepare?
    A. Food
    B. Costumes
    C. Instruments
    D. Chairs
  4. How did the audience react during the performance?
    A. They ignored her
    B. They listened and clapped along
    C. They left the room
    D. They talked loudly
  5. How did Lina’s friends encourage her?
    A. By ignoring her
    B. By cheering and giving thumbs-up
    C. By asking her to stop
    D. By leaving early
  6. How did Lina feel at the end of her performance?
    A. Angry
    B. Tired
    C. Confident and happy
    D. Bored

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