SAS BAHASA INGGRIS SMPN 30 BATANGHARI

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The Bekantan, or proboscis monkey, is a medium-sized primate found in Borneo. Males are known for their large, distinctive noses, which can reach up to seven inches. They have reddish-brown fur with a lighter belly and webbed feet for swimming. Weighing 6 to 22 kilograms and measuring 55 to 70 cm, these monkeys are herbivores and live in social groups. Unfortunately, they are endangered due to habitat loss, with conservation efforts focused on protecting their mangrove environments.
What makes the proboscis monkey unique compared to other primates?

• Its large body size

• The long nose of the male

• Its brightly coloured fur

• Its ability to fly

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The Bekantan, or proboscis monkey, is a medium-sized primate found in Borneo. Males are known for their large, distinctive noses, which can reach up to seven inches. They have reddish-brown fur with a lighter belly and webbed feet for swimming. Weighing 6 to 22 kilograms and measuring 55 to 70 cm, these monkeys are herbivores and live in social groups. Unfortunately, they are endangered due to habitat loss, with conservation efforts focused on protecting their mangrove environments.
Where are proboscis monkeys typically found?

• Tropical forests in Sumatra

• Mountain areas in Java

• Mangrove forests and swamps in Borneo

• The Amazon rainforest

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The Bekantan, or proboscis monkey, is a medium-sized primate found in Borneo. Males are known for their large, distinctive noses, which can reach up to seven inches. They have reddish-brown fur with a lighter belly and webbed feet for swimming. Weighing 6 to 22 kilograms and measuring 55 to 70 cm, these monkeys are herbivores and live in social groups. Unfortunately, they are endangered due to habitat loss, with conservation efforts focused on protecting their mangrove environments.
What is the purpose of the long nose in male proboscis monkeys?

• To find food

• To communicate with group members and attract females

• To protect themselves from predators

• To help them swim

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The Bekantan, or proboscis monkey, is a medium-sized primate found in Borneo. Males are known for their large, distinctive noses, which can reach up to seven inches. They have reddish-brown fur with a lighter belly and webbed feet for swimming. Weighing 6 to 22 kilograms and measuring 55 to 70 cm, these monkeys are herbivores and live in social groups. Unfortunately, they are endangered due to habitat loss, with conservation efforts focused on protecting their mangrove environments.
What can be done to protect the proboscis monkey population?

• Capture more proboscis monkeys for captivity

• Reduce deforestation and protect their mangrove habitat

• Increase hunting to control the population

• Relocate proboscis monkeys to safer areas

This dialogue is for questions 5-8

Rani: Hi, Budi! Do you know where Komodo dragons live?

Budi: Yes, they live in dry savanna and forest areas on Komodo Island and nearby islands.

Rani: That’s interesting. What about orangutans?

Budi: Orangutans live in tropical rainforests, especially in Borneo and Sumatra.

Rani: I heard that birds of paradise have beautiful feathers. Where do they live?

Budi: They are found in the forests of Papua.

Rani: Wow, Indonesia really has amazing animals and habitats!

Where do Komodo dragons live?

• In the oceans of Papua

• In dry savanna and forests on Komodo Island

• In tropical rainforests of Sumatra

• In grasslands of Java

This dialogue is for questions 5-8

Rani: Hi, Budi! Do you know where Komodo dragons live?

Budi: Yes, they live in dry savanna and forest areas on Komodo Island and nearby islands.

Rani: That’s interesting. What about orangutans?

Budi: Orangutans live in tropical rainforests, especially in Borneo and Sumatra.

Rani: I heard that birds of paradise have beautiful feathers. Where do they live?

Budi: They are found in the forests of Papua.

Rani: Wow, Indonesia really has amazing animals and habitats!

What is the habitat of orangutans?

• Tropical rainforests in Borneo and Sumatra

• Dry deserts in Papua

• Mangrove forests in Sulawesi

• Open grasslands in Java

This dialogue is for questions 5-8

Rani: Hi, Budi! Do you know where Komodo dragons live?

Budi: Yes, they live in dry savanna and forest areas on Komodo Island and nearby islands.

Rani: That’s interesting. What about orangutans?

Budi: Orangutans live in tropical rainforests, especially in Borneo and Sumatra.

Rani: I heard that birds of paradise have beautiful feathers. Where do they live?

Budi: They are found in the forests of Papua.

Rani: Wow, Indonesia really has amazing animals and habitats!

Based on the dialogue, why is Indonesia considered to have amazing animals and habitats?

• Because Indonesia has many zoos and animal parks.

• Because many unique animals live in different natural habitats in Indonesia.

• Because all animals in Indonesia live in the same habitat.

• Because people from other countries visit Indonesia to see its animals.

This dialogue is for questions 5-8

Rani: Hi, Budi! Do you know where Komodo dragons live?

Budi: Yes, they live in dry savanna and forest areas on Komodo Island and nearby islands.

Rani: That’s interesting. What about orangutans?

Budi: Orangutans live in tropical rainforests, especially in Borneo and Sumatra.

Rani: I heard that birds of paradise have beautiful feathers. Where do they live?

Budi: They are found in the forests of Papua.

Rani: Wow, Indonesia really has amazing animals and habitats!
Which of the following statements is TRUE based on the text?

• Komodo dragons live in the oceans of Papua.

• Orangutans live in dry deserts of Papua.

• Birds of paradise are found in the forests of Papua.

• Komodo dragons live in grasslands of Java.

Which description best matches the Komodo dragon?

• A small and colorful bird

• A large lizard with poisonous saliva

• A furry primate with long arms

• A bird with beautiful feathers

What is the correct description for the orangutan?

• A giant reptile from Komodo

• A tropical bird found in Papua

• An intelligent primate from Borneo and Sumatra

• A large mammal from the ocean