Level B (Menengah)
After losing her first chess tournament badly, Mira almost quit. But her grandfather, an old chess master, saw her potential. Every Sunday, he mentored her, teaching not just moves but strategy and patience.
“Chess is like life,” he would say, “sometimes you must think ten steps ahead.” Mira persevered, practicing daily and studying classic games. A year later, she competed again. This time, she reached the finals.
Though she didn’t win, her grandfather beamed with pride. Her dedication had transformed her from a novice into a true player. More importantly, she had learned that success comes from learning from defeats, not avoiding them.
Jawablah Pertanyaan Ini Berdasarkan Cerita!
Why does Mira’s grandfather teach her more than just chess moves?
How does Mira’s approach to chess change over the year?
Why is her grandfather proud even though she doesn’t win?
