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What do you call this weapon?

• keris

• kujang

• mandau

• rencong

• badik

Where is this weapon from?

• East Java

• Central Java

• West Java

• Sundanese

• West Sumatra

Which one is not a part of this weapon?

• pakarang

• papatuk

• eluk

• tadah

• mata

Based on its function this weapon divided into four, except . . .

• Kujang Pusaka

• Kujang Pakarang

• Kujang Pangarak

• Kujang Papatuk

• Kujang Pamangkas

This weapon is made of . . .

• steel

• silih

• sand

• decoration

• souvenir

Kujang is a tool that reflects the critical acumen and power in life also symbolizes strength and courage to protect the rights and truth. It has become weapons, an agricultural tool, a symbol, decoration, or souvenir.

The word "weapon" has similar meaning with . . .

• knife

• arms

• sword

• kujang

• stick

"Kujang Pusaka (symbol of greatness and refuge)"

In this context "refuge" in Indonesian language means . . .

• kekuatan

• alat

• kesaktian

• warisan

• perlindungan.

Kujang Pengarak is used as traditional ceremony device.

The word "device" is synonymous with . . .

• thing

• tool

• weapon

• symbol

• decoration

Kujang is a tool that reflects the critical acumen and power in life also symbolizes strength and courage to protect the rights and truth. It has become weapons, an agricultural tool, a symbol, decoration, or souvenir.

The word "it" (second sentence) is referred to . . .

• weapons

• kujang

• symbol

• tools

• protect

Which information that is not appropriate with the picture?

• This is a unique weapon from West Java.

• This weapon symbolize strength and courage.

• The weapon cannot be used as an agricultural tool.

• The materials to make this weapon are also unique.

• Nowadays, this weapon can be encountered in museum.