Latihan Soal Geografi F5 Bab 1

As a country with a strategic position that makes it the world's maritime axis, Indonesia must take advantage of the opportunities available, such as...

• Creating cruise ships for tourist who come

• Imposing high taxes on passing ships

• Monopolizing with maritime countries

• Strictly prohibiting ships from passing through Indonesia waters

• Building ports for transit ships

Indonesia can become the world's maritime axis based on the potential of marine resources because...

• Indonesia has a strategic position between the world’s trade routes between the Pacific and India Oceans and between the two continents of Asia and Australia, facing developed countries in America and Africa

• The climate conditions in Indonesia are very supportive of agricultural activities, making Indonesia a significant agrarian country in the Asia region

• Indonesia has the potential for marine wealth not only in the form of fish but also in mining resources such as oil, gold, nickel, bauxite, sand, iron ore, tin, and others found beneath the sea

• Indonesia has 16000 unique islands with very beautiful natural potential from Sabang to Merauke with various diversities within them

• Indonesia has a unique and distinctive cultural diversity that can attract many tourists from various corners of the world

The geological location of Indonesia based on tectonic plates is ….

• Indo-Australian, Eurasian, and Philippine plates

• Indo-Australian, Philippine, and Indian plates

• Philippine, India, and Eurasian plates

• Eurasian, Indian, and Pacific plates

• Eurasian, Pacific, and Indo-Australian plates

Indonesia's geographical location is very strategic; this fact is indicated by....

• the abundant natural resources of Indonesia

• Indonesia's borders between 2 continents and 2 ocean

• the existence of Indonesia in the tropical region with high rainfall

• the natural beauty that attracts many foreigners to visit Indonesia

• Indonesia's fame as a producer of spices since ancient times

Indonesia is located at the meeting point of three lithospheric plates, namely the Indo-Australian plate, the Eurasian plate, and the Pacific plate, referred to as the...

• geographical location

• astronomical location

• maritime location

• geological location

• geomorphological location

One of the positive influences of Indonesia's cross position is...

• Becoming a destination for the relocation of industries from developed countries

• the entry of cultures that damage the national culture

• becoming a trade route for world traffic

• the occurrence of cultural acculturation

• the entry of ideologies that are not in accordance

What is the effect of latitude on Indonesia?

• Indonesia is prone to volcanic disasters

• Indonesia has 2 seasons

• Indonesia becomes a place for cultural exchange

• Indonesia becomes an international economic center

"Natural resources that, if depleted, can be utilized again within a relatively short period of time” is the definition of..

• Renewable resources

• sustainable resources

• unrenewable resources

• unlimited resources

An example of a non-renewable natural resource is...

• Gold, air, and petroleum

• Asphalt, coal, and copper

• Seaweed, natural gas, gold

• Limestone, marble, and wind

Energy-producing natural resources are...

• Gold and silver

• Petroleum and natural gas

• Coal and copper

• Sand and asbestos