Ujian Bahasa Inggris Kelas IX

The following text is for questions 1 to 7.

Bekantan is a reddish-brown monkey with a long and big nose living in mangrove trees. Its weight is about 6-22 kilograms, and its height is around 55 to 76 cm. Bekantan is a Proboscis monkey. It means a long-nosed monkey. It also has another name, Nasalis Larvatus. Bekantan lives mainly in Kalimantan's mangrove forests. Bekantan’s diet is almost all parts of the plant. It consumes young leaves, fruits, and flowers.

What is Bekantan's habitat?

• A. Rainforest

• B. Mangrove forest

• C. Mountain forest

• D. Bamboo forest

The following text is for questions 1 to 7.

Bekantan is a reddish-brown monkey with a long and big nose living in mangrove trees. Its weight is about 6-22 kilograms, and its height is around 55 to 76 cm. Bekantan is a Proboscis monkey. It means a long-nosed monkey. It also has another name, Nasalis Larvatus. Bekantan lives mainly in Kalimantan's mangrove forests. Bekantan’s diet is almost all parts of the plant. It consumes young leaves, fruits, and flowers.

Based on the information provided, what is the weight of a Bekantan?

• A.5-10 kg

• B. 6-22 kg

• C. 20-30 kg

• D, 15-25 kg

The following text is for questions 1 to 7.

Bekantan is a reddish-brown monkey with a long and big nose living in mangrove trees. Its weight is about 6-22 kilograms, and its height is around 55 to 76 cm. Bekantan is a Proboscis monkey. It means a long-nosed monkey. It also has another name, Nasalis Larvatus. Bekantan lives mainly in Kalimantan's mangrove forests. Bekantan’s diet is almost all parts of the plant. It consumes young leaves, fruits, and flowers.

Select the appropriate possessive adjective to complete the sentence. "Bekantan uses ... long nose to attract mates."

• A. his

• B. her

• C. their

• D. its

The following text is for questions 1 to 7.

Bekantan is a reddish-brown monkey with a long and big nose living in mangrove trees. Its weight is about 6-22 kilograms, and its height is around 55 to 76 cm. Bekantan is a Proboscis monkey. It means a long-nosed monkey. It also has another name, Nasalis Larvatus. Bekantan lives mainly in Kalimantan's mangrove forests. Bekantan’s diet is almost all parts of the plant. It consumes young leaves, fruits, and flowers.

What is the scientific name of Bekantan?

• A. Pongo pygmaeus

• B. Nasalis larvatus

• C. Macaca fascicularis

• D. Hylobates moloch

The following text is for questions 1 to 7.

Bekantan is a reddish-brown monkey with a long and big nose living in mangrove trees. Its weight is about 6-22 kilograms, and its height is around 55 to 76 cm. Bekantan is a Proboscis monkey. It means a long-nosed monkey. It also has another name, Nasalis Larvatus. Bekantan lives mainly in Kalimantan's mangrove forests. Bekantan’s diet is almost all parts of the plant. It consumes young leaves, fruits, and flowers.

In which geographical regions is the Bekantan predominantly located?

• A. Sumatra

• B. Borneo

• C. Java

• D. Sulawesi

The following text is for questions 1 to 7.

Bekantan is a reddish-brown monkey with a long and big nose living in mangrove trees. Its weight is about 6-22 kilograms, and its height is around 55 to 76 cm. Bekantan is a Proboscis monkey. It means a long-nosed monkey. It also has another name, Nasalis Larvatus. Bekantan lives mainly in Kalimantan's mangrove forests. Bekantan’s diet is almost all parts of the plant. It consumes young leaves, fruits, and flowers.

The primary diet of the Bekantan, also known as the proboscis monkey, consists of ....

• meat and fish

• young leaves and fruits

• insects only

• small mammals

The following text is for questions 1 to 7.

Bekantan is a reddish-brown monkey with a long and big nose living in mangrove trees. Its weight is about 6-22 kilograms, and its height is around 55 to 76 cm. Bekantan is a Proboscis monkey. It means a long-nosed monkey. It also has another name, Nasalis Larvatus. Bekantan lives mainly in Kalimantan's mangrove forests. Bekantan’s diet is almost all parts of the plant. It consumes young leaves, fruits, and flowers.

The Bekantan is distinguished by its unique features, which include....

• A. Long fur

• B. Blue eyes

• C. Long nose

• D. White fur

The following text is for questions 8 and 9.

The Bekantan's Life in the Wild Last week, I had the opportunity to learn about the Bekantan, a unique primate that lives in the wild, particularly in the mangrove forests of Borneo and Sumatra. I was amazed to discover that Bekantan, also known as the proboscis monkey, can live up to 15 years in the wild. This is quite impressive, considering their challenges in their natural habitat. Sadly, the main threat to the Bekantan’s survival is deforestation. The destruction of the mangrove forests due to human activities like logging and land conversion for agriculture is rapidly reducing their habitat. As the forest disappears, the Bekantans lose their homes, making it harder for them to find food and shelter. We must understand the challenges these incredible creatures face and work toward protecting their habitat to ensure that future generations can see these amazing animals in the wild.

What is the average lifespan of Bekantan in its natural habitat?

• Up to 10 years

• Up to 15 years

• Up to 20 years

• Up to 25 years

The following text is for questions 8 and 9.

The Bekantan's Life in the Wild Last week, I had the opportunity to learn about the Bekantan, a unique primate that lives in the wild, particularly in the mangrove forests of Borneo and Sumatra. I was amazed to discover that Bekantan, also known as the proboscis monkey, can live up to 15 years in the wild. This is quite impressive, considering their challenges in their natural habitat. Sadly, the main threat to the Bekantan’s survival is deforestation. The destruction of the mangrove forests due to human activities like logging and land conversion for agriculture is rapidly reducing their habitat. As the forest disappears, the Bekantans lose their homes, making it harder for them to find food and shelter. We must understand the challenges these incredible creatures face and work toward protecting their habitat to ensure that future generations can see these amazing animals in the wild.

The main threat to the habitat of the Bekantan is ....

• A, deforestation

• B. hunting

• C. pollution

• D. climate change

The following text is for questions 8 and 9. The Bekantan's Life in the Wild Last week, I had the opportunity to learn about the Bekantan, a unique primate that lives in the wild, particularly in the mangrove forests of Borneo and Sumatra. I was amazed to discover that Bekantan, also known as the proboscis monkey, can live up to 15 years in the wild. This is quite impressive, considering their challenges in their natural habitat. Sadly, the main threat to the Bekantan’s survival is deforestation. The destruction of the mangrove forests due to human activities like logging and land conversion for agriculture is rapidly reducing their habitat. As the forest disappears, the Bekantans lose their homes, making it harder for them to find food and shelter. We must understand the challenges these incredible creatures face and work toward protecting their habitat to ensure that future generations can see these amazing animals in the wild.

The fur of the Bekantan is most accurately characterized as....

• A. Reddish-brown

• B. Grayish-black

• C. Yellowish-white

• D. Bluish-gray