Geographical and Geological Features of Indonesia

The video tutorial explores the geographical, astronomical, geological, and geomorphological aspects of Indonesia. It begins with an introduction to Indonesia's location, followed by a detailed explanation of its absolute and geographical positions. The tutorial then delves into the geological features, highlighting the tectonic plate interactions and their effects. Finally, it examines the geomorphological characteristics, discussing the impact of elevation on lifestyle and culture.

What is the range of latitudes that define Indonesia's absolute location?

• 6° North to 10° South

• 5° North to 10° South

• 6° North to 11° South

• 7° North to 12° South

Which time zone does Bali fall under?

• WIB (Western Indonesia Time)

• WITA (Central Indonesia Time)

• GMT (Greenwich Mean Time)

• WIT (Eastern Indonesia Time)

What are the two oceans that border Indonesia?

• Pacific and Indian Oceans

• Atlantic and Indian Oceans

• Pacific and Atlantic Oceans

• Arctic and Atlantic Oceans

Which countries are located to the north of Indonesia?

• Papua New Guinea and Timor Leste

• Australia and Timor Leste

• Malaysia and the Philippines

• India and China

How does Indonesia's geographical location benefit its economy?

• It provides a strategic position for global trade routes.

• It isolates the country from international markets.

• It reduces cultural exchanges.

• It limits trade opportunities.

What is a negative impact of Indonesia's geographical location?

• Increased isolation from global markets

• Limited cultural diversity

• Difficulty in controlling global competition

• Reduced access to natural resources

Which tectonic plates meet in Indonesia?

• North American, South American, and African Plates

• Eurasian, Indo-Australian, and Pacific Plates

• Indo-Australian, Antarctic, and South American Plates

• Eurasian, African, and Antarctic Plates

What natural phenomena are common in Indonesia due to its geological location?

• Blizzards and ice storms

• Droughts and wildfires

• Volcanoes and earthquakes

• Tornadoes and hurricanes

How does the geomorphological feature of highlands affect housing in Indonesia?

• Houses have thatched roofs and no ventilation.

• Houses are built underground.

• Houses have tiled roofs and many windows.

• Houses have metal roofs and limited ventilation.

What is a common occupation in the highland areas of Indonesia?

• Manufacturing

• Farming

• Mining

• Fishing