PSAS KELAS XI PH 1

What is the main idea of the story?

• The creation of a magical stick.
• A kind-hearted boy who warned villagers of a disaster.
• A poor boy who lived happily in the village.
• The punishment of the villagers for their greed.
• The transformation of a village into a lake.

What moral value can we learn from the story?

• Hard work leads to success.
• Kindness and humility prevent disasters.
• Revenge is necessary to teach lessons.
• Respect nature to avoid bad luck.
• A magical stick can solve all problems.

Why did Baru Klinthing flood the village?

• The villagers were greedy and refused to share their food.
• The villagers ignored his warnings and mocked him.
• He wanted to show the power of his magical stick.
• He was told by the forest spirits to do so.
• He wanted to leave his mark on the village.

What happened to the village at the end of the story?

• It became a prosperous town.
• It turned into a large lake.
• It was abandoned by the villagers.
• It was saved by Baru Klinthing.
• It became a magical forest.

“Baru Klinthing was a kind-hearted and helpful boy.” The word kind-hearted in the sentence is closest in meaning to...

• Honest
• Generous
• Humble
• Compassionate
• Responsible

What is the main purpose of an airplane?

• To fly for leisure activities.
• To transport passengers and goods.
• To explore outer space.
• To demonstrate advanced technology.
• To entertain people during long trips.

Which of the following is NOT a type of airplane?

• Commercial planes
• Cargo planes
• Military planes
• Submarines
• Private jets

What features make modern airplanes comfortable for passengers?

• Spacious cabins, adjustable seats, and entertainment systems.
• Lightweight materials and fixed wings.
• Advanced engines and strong landing gears.
• Large windows and colorful exteriors.
• Speed and aerodynamic designs.

"Airplanes are one of the most significant inventions in human history." The word significant is closest in meaning to...

• Expensive
• Important
• Dangerous
• Complicated
• Simple

Why are airplanes categorized into different types?

• To make them more efficient.
• To classify their sizes and shapes.
• To determine their specific purposes.
• To enhance their speed and performance.
• To highlight technological advancements.