Factors Ethnic Diversity & Economic Activity in Indonesia

... business is carried out by providing services to other parties in exchange for compensation, wages or salaries. The examples are teachers, doctors, mechanics, travel agents, etc.

• Service

• Mining

• Trading

• Tourism

The natural beauty, traditional arts and culture of Indonesia attract foreign and domestic tourists to visit the country. Here are the examples of tourism activities, except ....

• Tourist resort

• Hospitality

• Doctor

• Travel agent

Trade is the activity of ... with the aim of making a profit. The examples are stall, kiosk, wholesale markets, and export-import traders.

• processing raw materials

• buying and selling goods

• providing service

• inviting foreign and domestic tourist

... is an effort to dig and utilize materials from the earth. The products are used as fuel and raw materials for jewelry, handicrafts and industries.

• Manufacturing

• Tourism

• Trading

• Mining

Examples of ... activities include processing and canning fish, processing rubber into tires, processing wood into furniture.

• industrial

• mining

• service

• trading

... is the activity of cultivating the land by planting. The types of these crops considered by many Indonesians are rice, soybeans, secondary crops, vegetables, and fruits and some of the yields are used to meet their daily needs.

• Plantation

• Agriculture

• Forestry

• Fishery

The extinction of a regional language is caused by the following factors, except ....

• Everyone who loves to use local languages

• The extinction of ethnic groups that use the local language

• Parents who choose to teach their children foreign languages rather than local languages

• Youths are reluctant to use local languages

The following are the influence of the natural conditions of an area on the culture of the people living in the area, except ....

• the livelihoods of the people

• the form of housing and building

• the way people dress

• the communication system used

People who live in ... areas are usually more receptive to influences from foreign cultures.

• rural

• urban

• inland

• mountain

Indonesians often have relationships with people from other countries because ....

• Indonesia has friendly natural conditions for foreigners.

• Indonesia's transportation facilities are very adequate

• Indonesia has a strategic location in the international trade route

• Indonesia is an archipelagic country.