Geography Quiz Semester 1

Efforts to strengthen the maritime sector through the preservation of marine ecosystems can be done by...

• Reducing consumption of fishery products as food

• Conducting marine tourism activities that are scheduled regularly

• Encouraging fishing activities in border waters

• Limiting the use of plastic for daily needs

• Building supporting infrastructure for natural tourism on the coast

The sea toll program aims to improve the effectiveness of goods distribution across various regions of Indonesia. Through an effective logistics distribution chain, it is hoped that price disparities will decrease. However, this program still faces obstacles related to empty backloads from the destination locations. This problem arises because...

• The high operational costs of transporting goods at the origin port

• The limited productivity of trade goods in the destination area

• The high transportation costs for transporting goods

• The high level of development in the destination area for transporting goods

• The high demand for logistics goods in the destination area

The Exclusive Economic Zone (EEZ) of Indonesia was formed after the III UN Convention on the Law of the Sea (UNCLOS 1982). This international agreement serves as the basis for Indonesia's right to manage marine resources in the EEZ. If this agreement had not been established, the impact on Indonesia would be...

• Exploration of marine resource types would be easy

• Domestic oil mining operations would be hindered

• The price of oil and natural gas would decrease

• Border disputes and management of marine resources would occur

• National income from the marine sector would increase

The shipping and trade routes between Asia and Australia pass through Indonesian waters. This fact indicates the opportunity for ships to stop in Indonesia. Economically, this fact is beneficial for Indonesia because...

• The number of passengers transported by ferry ships

• Cultural acculturation in community life

• The imposition of taxes on trade activities

• Many imported products circulate in the Indonesian market

• Opening job opportunities for foreign workers

Indonesia is vulnerable to smuggling of illegal goods from other countries due to its strategic position in world trade. This issue is very detrimental to the country because goods enter without going through the proper licensing procedures. This problem can be addressed by...

• Developing fish auction places in coastal border areas of Indonesia

• Creating a conducive business climate for fisheries trade

• Increasing taxes on imported goods collected during distribution

• Building modern technology ports to ensure passenger comfort

• Implementing strict monitoring systems to detect misuse of ship operations

Observe the types of fauna below! 1) Komodo 2) Tiger 3) Anoa 4) Kangaroo 5) Babirusa Which represents the transitional fauna indicated by the number...

• 1, 2, 3

• 1, 3, 5

• 2, 3, 4

• 2, 3, 5

• 3, 4, 5

Factors that influence the life of flora in desert areas are...

• Biotic

• Edaphic

• Climatic

• Geographic

• Physiographic

Based on Law No. 11 of 1967 concerning Mining, the classification of minerals is divided into groups A, B, and C. The minerals included in group A are...

• Petroleum, tin, gold

• Limestone, silver, magnesium

• Coal, tin, petroleum

• Tin, gold, silver

• Magnesium, gamping, gold

Observe the classification of natural resources below! 1. Terrestrial natural resources 2. Renewable natural resources 3. Aquatic natural resources 4. Non-renewable natural resources 5. Biological natural resources Which classification of natural resources based on location is indicated by the number...

• 1 and 3

• 2 and 4

• 1 and 5

• 2 and 5

• 3 and 5

An example of the utilization of non-biological natural resources is...

• Palm oil plantations

• Production timber forests

• Rice farming

• Coal mining

• Reservoir fisheries