INTERMEDIATE READING JOURNAL: B.J. HABIBIE BY THE EDITORS OF ENCYCLOPAEDIA BRITANNICA
1. What did you find interesting about
this selection?
Autobiography is dedicated for famous people
or someone who gives impacts for other. I’m so interesting to this selection
because B.J. Habibie is important and loved in Indonesia because of his inspiring
life. This selection helps us to know his life story and take it as an example.
2. Did you find any interesting words
in this selection? Choose one word and tell why it is important in the text.
Brilliant
Cambridge dictionary said that Brilliant has a powerful meaning,
extremely intelligent or skilled;
This word shows how impactful Habibie
was, and of course he was a genius.
3. Why did the author write this
selection? Prove your answer.
Heather McCartin, via quora.com, said
that biographies are a literary
genre that will never go out of style because there are always more stories to
be told, sometimes from different perspectives.
4. What was the main idea of this
selection? What supporting details helped you figure out the main idea? Use the
text to support your response.
It can be proved by its title already,
B.J. Habibie
president of Indonesia
It’s talking about Habibie with his
personal life story.
5. Were there any text features that
helped you better understand this selection? What were they and how did they
help you?
Personally, I think biography is easy
to be understood. So, this selection plot is very clear.
6. What else would you like to know
about the topic of this selection?
Since this biography just contains Habibie’s
life until 2000, I wish that the editors of Encyclopaedia Britannica can update
it until the time he passed away and his services for Indonesia.
7. Thoroughly explain the events,
procedures, ideas, or concepts that are included in this selection. Tell what
happened and why based on specific information from the text.
8. What is the main purpose of this
selection? Is the author trying to answer, explain, or describe in the text?
The writer wants readers to know who
is Habibie and how his life is going. It’s not written on text but we all know
what is biography.
9. What point is the author trying to
make in this selection? What evidence does the author provide to support the
point?
The writer wants to tell us about the
real events that happened on Habibie’s life. To see good and bad without any lie.
10. How does the author structure this
selection? Is it a comparison, cause and effect, or a sequence of events? Why
did the author use that structure?
As structural, biography has three
parts: orientation, events, and re-orientation. But in this text, it just has
orientation and events. Because in the last paragraph, writer doesn’t write his/her
comment about Habibie.
Source:
https://www.britannica.com/biography/B-J-Habibie
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