Data Results THE USE OF MEME COMIC AS MEDIA TO TEACH SPOOF TEXT An Experimental Research at the Eleventh Grade Students of SMA Negeri 1 Kutowinangun, Kebumen in the Academic Year of 20152016

punch line. It has a similar characteristic with the generic structure of spoof text which has a „twist‟ in the end of story. It also has 4 panels that describe the plot of story. So, it can be very helpfull for students to write a spoof text. On the other hand, Picture is only provided with one panel of story. It still make students confuse in writing a spoof text. From these explanation, we can see the differenciate between Meme Comic and Picture and which one is more effective to be used.

4.2 Data Results

After the students‟ works were being scored and analyzed, there was obtained data that should be calculated. As mentioned before, the writer adapted Brown‟s Analytical Scale for Rating Composition as guidance to score the students‟ work. There were five components that had to be scored in order to get the total score of each student. Those five components would influence the quality of the text they had made.

4.2.1 Pre-Test Result

Pre-test was conducted in the beginning in order to know the basic knowledge and ability of the students in writing spoof text. The pre-test results of both groups will be described below. 4.2.1.1 Pre-Test of the Experimental Group The following table is the score of students‟ pre-test of the experimental group based on the five components: Table 4.1 Pre-Test Result of Experimental Group Experimental Group Components Organization Content Grammar Punctuation Style Total Score of Each Components 69 47 74 60 85 Average Score of Each Components 2.15625 1.46875 2.3125 1.875 2.65625 Total Score 335 Total Average Score 10.46875 According to the table above, from the five components‟ scoring of the test, it was obtained that the total score was 335, and the total average score was 10.46875. Meanwhile, the maximum score of the each component was 4. The organization‟s average was 2.15625, the content‟s average was 1.46875, grammar‟s average was 2.3125, punctuation‟s average was 1.875, and style‟s average was 2.65625 See Appendix 9 From the table above we can see that there is a difficulty in writing skill as mentioned in the chapter II. If we look at the average score, the higher average score on the table is style but it is only 2.65625 while the maximum score is 4. 4.2.1.2 Pre-Test of the Control Group The fol lowing table is the score of the students‟ pre-test of the control group based on the five components: Table 4.2 Pre-Test Result of the Control Group Control Group Components Organization Content Grammar Punctuation Style Total Score of Each Components 66 50 72 54 82 Average Score of Each Components 2.0625 1.5625 2.25 1.6875 2.5625 Total Score 324 Total Average Score 10.125 According to the table above, from the five components‟ scoring of the test, it was obtained that the total score was 324, and the total average score was 10.125. Meanwhile, the maximum score of the each component was 4. The organization‟s average was 2.0625, the content‟s average was 1.5625, grammar‟s average was 2.25 , punctuation‟s average was 1.6875, and style‟s average was 2. 5625 See Appendix 10 From the table above we also can see that there is a difficulty in writing skill as mentioned in the chapter II. If we look at the average score, the higher average score on the table is style but it is only 2.5625 while the maximum score is 4. 4.2.1.3 Significant Difference of Pre-Test Between Experimental and Control Group According to the table of pre-test for both groups, it can be seen that there was no significant difference of pre-test result between experimental and control group. Based on the table above, total average score of the experimental group was 10.46875 and the total average score was 10. 125. It meant that the students‟ achievement on both group before treatments was relatively same. The writer tries to prove the result by using SPPS and the result is: Table 4.3 Paired Samples Test of Pre-test Paired Differences t Df Sig. 2- taile d Mean Std. Deviati on Std. Error Mean 95 Confidence Interval of the Difference Lowe r Upper P a i r 1 Pretest_ct rl - Pretest_ex per -1.719 6.427 1.136 -4.036 .598 1.513 31 .140 If t-value is higher that t-table and if sig. 2-tailed is lower than 0.05, it means that there are differences between the experimental group and control group. According to the table above, it can be seen that the score of t-value 1.513 is not higher than the t-table value 1.694 and the Sig 2-tailed value 0.140 is higher than 0.05. It could be concluded that it was not significant. So, there was no significant difference in achievement between experimental group and control group.

4.2.2 Post-Test Result

The purpose of post-test was to measure the improvement of the stude nts‟ competence in writing spoof text after giving treatment. The post-test results of both groups will be described below. 4.2.2.1 Post-Test of the Experimental Group The following table is the score of students‟ pre-test of the experimental group based on the five components: Table 4.4 Post-Test Result of the Experimental Group Experimental Group Components Organization Content Grammar Punctuation Style Total Score of Each Components 105 87 86 76 90 Average Score of Each Components 3.28125 2.71875 2.6875 2.375 2.8125 Total Score 444 Total Average Score 13.875 According to the table above, from the five components‟ scoring of the test, it was obtained that the total score was 444, and the total average score was 13.875. Meanwhile, the maximum score of the each component was 4. The organization‟s average was 3.28125, the content‟s average was 2.71875, grammar‟s average was 2.6875, punctuation‟s average was 2.375, and style‟s average was 2.8125 See Appendix 11 4.2.2.2 Post-Test of the Control Group The following table is the score of the students‟ post-test of the control group based on the five components: Table 4.5 Post-Test Result of the Control Group Control Group Components Organization Content Grammar Punctuation Style Total Score of Each Components 90 74 77 62 87 Average Score of Each Components 2.8125 2.3125 2.40625 1.9375 2.71875 Total Score 390 Total Average Score 12.1875 According to the table above, from the five components‟ scoring of the test, it was obtained that the total score was 390, and the total average score was 12.1875. Meanwhile, the maximum score of the each component was 4. The organization‟s average was 2.8125, the content‟s average was 2.3125, grammar‟s average was 2.40625 , punctuation‟s average was 1.9375, and style‟s average was 2.71875 See Appendix 12

4.2.3 Normality Test

In order to know that the data were distributed normally, normality test was needed. In order to test normality, the writer used SPSS 19. The normality test was carried out for the pre-test and post-test in both experimental and control group. The following tables are the normality test result for both groups based on calculation using SPSS 19. 4.2.3.1 Pre-Test Normality of the Experimental Group Table 4.6 Pre-Test Normality of Experimental Group Tests of Normality Kolmogorov- Smirnov a Shapiro-Wilk Statist ic df Sig. Statisti c df Sig. Pretest_e xper .154 32 .051 .947 32 .121

a. Lilliefors Significance Correction

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