Understanding Indonesia's Natural Features and Resources

The video explores the beauty of natural landscapes, focusing on Indonesia's diverse geography and natural features. It discusses how these features influence local societies, economies, and cultures. The video highlights Indonesia's vast natural resources, both migas and non-migas, and their role in trade and tourism. It also touches on the cultural diversity shaped by historical migrations and geographical factors.

What is an example of a natural feature that influences local livelihoods?

• A highway

• A shopping mall

• A mountain

• A skyscraper

How many islands does Indonesia have?

• More than 17,000

• About 10,000

• Less than 5,000

• Exactly 20,000

What is the significance of Indonesia's location between two continents?

• It is isolated from the world

• It has no natural resources

• It is a major trade route

• It has a unique climate

What are the two main seasons in Indonesia?

• Monsoon and Hurricane

• Dry and Rainy

• Spring and Autumn

• Winter and Summer

What does 'migas' stand for in the context of Indonesian commodities?

• Metal and Gold

• Oil and Gas

• Mining and Agriculture

• Minerals and Gas

Which of the following is a non-migas resource?

• Hutan (forest)

• Oil

• Coal

• Natural gas

Which ethnic group is primarily found in the western and central parts of Indonesia?

• Caucasian

• Negroid

• Melanesian

• Mongoloid

What is a significant factor that attracts tourists to Indonesia?

• Its urban architecture

• Its cold climate

• Its natural resources

• Its deserts

What is the primary influence of natural features on local culture?

• They have no influence

• They dictate the political system

• They influence social and cultural diversity

• They determine the language spoken

Which island in Indonesia is known for having snow-capped mountains?

• Java

• Sumatra

• Papua

• Bali