Don’t Take The Big One

Lesson 6 :

One day, there was an islamic student who lived in a dormitory. He had four roosters. He used to feed them every morning and afternoon. The roosters grew bigger and bigger.
One night, his friends stole one of his roosters. They killed it, fried it and shared the fried chicken for all students. At early morning, he would feed his roosters. Suddenly he socked, because his rooster had gone. So he asked to his teacher about the happening. “Sir, my rooster had gone,” he said. “Don’t worry, God has the rooster, and it is only entrusted by you to be raised,” his teacher said.
One day, he stole his teacher’s goat. He killed it and shared the lambs to all students. When the teacher knew that his goat had gone, he was angry. And he collected all students in a room. And asked them about his goat angrily. They had to answer honesty. And than the student who had lost his rooster stood and said. “Don’t worry sir, because God has the goat truly, and it was only entrusted by you to be raised, said the student. “Yes, I know, but don’t take the big one,” his teacher said rudely

Answer these questions bellow !
1. How many roosters did he have ?
2. When used to he feed his roosters ?
3. Who stoles his rooster ?
4. How did he know that one of his roosters had gone ?
5. Whom did he ask to about the happening ?
6. What did he say to him ?
7. Why was the teacher angry ?
8. What did the student say to his teacher ?
9. What did his teacher reply ?

Vocabularies :
Islamic student (noun) : Santri
Dormitory (noun) : Asrama
Rooster (noun) : Ayam jago
Grow (verb) : Tumbuh
Feed (verb) : Memberi makan/menyuapi
Entrust (verb) : Menitipkan
Raise (verb) : Merawat
Goat (noun) : Kambing
Lamb (noun) : Daging kambing
Honesty (adverb) : Dengan kejujuran
Rudely (adverb) : Dengan marah