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 Baluran National Park is situated at the north-eastern extremity of Java, close to the islands of Bali and Madura. The park is bordered by the Madura Strait to the north, the Bali Strait to the east, the River Bajulmati (Wonorejo village) to the west, and the Klokoran River (Sumberanyar village) to the south. At the center of this large park, stands the extinct Baluran Volcano, watching over its pristine environment. People said that Baluran is so much like Africa.

Covering 250 square km, the park forms part of the district of Situbondo, in the province of East Java, comprising lowland forests, mangrove forests, and 40% swathes of fertile savannahs, they provide abundant food for the animals. Here also are many typical Java trees like the Java tamarind and the pecan nut trees. When you visit Baluran during the rainy season, you will see ample water holes, but during this time the Banteng and the wild bulls prefer to wander in the forests, although other animals like peacocks, mouse deer, and wild fowl do come out and can still be observed.

The purpose of the text is ....

• to inform the existence of Baluran National Park

• to persuade the readers to maintain the national park

• to announce the opening of Baluran National Park

• to describe Baluran National Park

• to explain the beauty of Baluran National Park

Baluran National Park is situated at the north-eastern extremity of Java, close to the islands of Bali and Madura. The park is bordered by the Madura Strait to the north, the Bali Strait to the east, the River Bajulmati (Wonorejo village) to the west, and the Klokoran River (Sumberanyar village) to the south. At the center of this large park, stands the extinct Baluran Volcano, watching over its pristine environment. People said that Baluran is so much like Africa.

Covering 250 square km, the park forms part of the district of Situbondo, in the province of East Java, comprising lowland forests, mangrove forests, and 40% swathes of fertile savannahs, they provide abundant food for the animals. Here also are many typical Java trees like the Java tamarind and the pecan nut trees. When you visit Baluran during the rainy season, you will see ample water holes, but during this time the Banteng and the wild bulls prefer to wander in the forests, although other animals like peacocks, mouse deer, and wild fowl do come out and can still be observed.

From the text, we know that people said that Baluran ....

• is located in Central Java

• is like Africa

• protects only vegetations

• is tropical forest

• is a national zoo

Baluran National Park is situated at the north-eastern extremity of Java, close to the islands of Bali and Madura. The park is bordered by the Madura Strait to the north, the Bali Strait to the east, the River Bajulmati (Wonorejo village) to the west, and the Klokoran River (Sumberanyar village) to the south. At the center of this large park, stands the extinct Baluran Volcano, watching over its pristine environment. People said that Baluran is so much like Africa.

Covering 250 square km, the park forms part of the district of Situbondo, in the province of East Java, comprising lowland forests, mangrove forests, and 40% swathes of fertile savannahs, they provide abundant food for the animals. Here also are many typical Java trees like the Java tamarind and the pecan nut trees. When you visit Baluran during the rainy season, you will see ample water holes, but during this time the Banteng and the wild bulls prefer to wander in the forests, although other animals like peacocks, mouse deer, and wild fowl do come out and can still be observed.

The visitors can see ample water holes

• during rainy season

• when the wild bulls wander around

• during dry season

• when there’s no animals in the forest

• the rangers allow them to wander around

Baluran National Park is situated at the north-eastern extremity of Java, close to the islands of Bali and Madura. The park is bordered by the Madura Strait to the north, the Bali Strait to the east, the River Bajulmati (Wonorejo village) to the west, and the Klokoran River (Sumberanyar village) to the south. At the center of this large park, stands the extinct Baluran Volcano, watching over its pristine environment. People said that Baluran is so much like Africa.

Covering 250 square km, the park forms part of the district of Situbondo, in the province of East Java, comprising lowland forests, mangrove forests, and 40% swathes of fertile savannahs, they provide abundant food for the animals. Here also are many typical Java trees like the Java tamarind and the pecan nut trees. When you visit Baluran during the rainy season, you will see ample water holes, but during this time the Banteng and the wild bulls prefer to wander in the forests, although other animals like peacocks, mouse deer, and wild fowl do come out and can still be observed.

“..... watching over its pristine environment”. (paragraph 1) the underlined word has a similar meaning to ....

• pure

• fertile

• dirty

• young

• raw

5. 5.

6. Fort Rotterdam 5).......... in Makassar. A Gowanese fort dating back to 1545 once stood here, but failed to keep out the Dutch. The original fort was rebuilt in Dutch 6)........... and includes many fine, well restored colonial structures. The visitors can walk the enclave’s ramparts and see sections of the original walls. Inside, the visitors can find the 7)........... Negeri La Galigo, the collection of which is divided between two buildings. The museum 8).......an asortmentof exhibits, including sailing boats, rice bowls from Tana Toraja, kitchen tools and ethnic costumes. 

• situated

• is location

• is located

• located

• locating

6. 6.

Fort Rotterdam 5).......... in Makassar. A Gowanese fort dating back to 1545 once stood here, but failed to keep out the Dutch. The original fort was rebuilt in Dutch 6)........... and includes many fine, well restored colonial structures. The visitors can walk the enclave’s ramparts and see sections of the original walls. Inside, the visitors can find the 7)........... Negeri La Galigo, the collection of which is divided between two buildings. The museum 8).......an asortmentof exhibits, including sailing boats, rice bowls from Tana Toraja, kitchen tools and ethnic costumes. 

• style

• building

• people

• area

• material

7. 7.

Fort Rotterdam 5).......... in Makassar. A Gowanese fort dating back to 1545 once stood here, but failed to keep out the Dutch. The original fort was rebuilt in Dutch 6)........... and includes many fine, well restored colonial structures. The visitors can walk the enclave’s ramparts and see sections of the original walls. Inside, the visitors can find the 7)........... Negeri La Galigo, the collection of which is divided between two buildings. The museum 8).......an asortmentof exhibits, including sailing boats, rice bowls from Tana Toraja, kitchen tools and ethnic costumes. 

• mosque

• church

• bridge

• museum

• building

8. 8.

9. Fort Rotterdam 5).......... in Makassar. A Gowanese fort dating back to 1545 once stood here, but failed to keep out the Dutch. The original fort was rebuilt in Dutch 6)........... and includes many fine, well restored colonial structures. The visitors can walk the enclave’s ramparts and see sections of the original walls. Inside, the visitors can find the 7)........... Negeri La Galigo, the collection of which is divided between two buildings. The museum 8).......an asortmentof exhibits, including sailing boats, rice bowls from Tana Toraja, kitchen tools and ethnic costumes. 

• have

• has

• is having

• will have

• had

WAY KAMBAS

Way Kambas National Park is located in Lampung Province, South Sumatra, Indonesia. This national park is consisting of forest and preservation for sumatran tigers and elephant sanctuary. This park also becomes a breeding centre or Sumatran Rhino Sanctuary (SRS) that has been build up in 1995.

Here, visitors can observe elephants perform various tasks such as transporting lumber or plowing fields. They can also perform peculiar activities such as playing football or other entertaining performances. Way Kambas National Park is also a representative of the lowland forest ecosystem consisting of freshwater swamp forest, meadow grass, and coastal forests in Sumatra.

What is the purpose of the text?

• to retell past experience in Way kambas National Park

• to explain how to get to Way Kambas National Park

• to describe Way Kambas National Park

• to persuade the readers to go to Way Kambas National Park

• to discuss the good and the bad of Way Kambas National Park

WAY KAMBAS

Way Kambas National Park is located in Lampung Province, South Sumatra, Indonesia. This national park is consisting of forest and preservation for sumatran tigers and elephant sanctuary. This park also becomes a breeding centre or Sumatran Rhino Sanctuary (SRS) that has been build up in 1995.

Here, visitors can observe elephants perform various tasks such as transporting lumber or plowing fields. They can also perform peculiar activities such as playing football or other entertaining performances. Way Kambas National Park is also a representative of the lowland forest ecosystem consisting of freshwater swamp forest, meadow grass, and coastal forests in Sumatra.

Where is it located?

• Aceh

• Lampung

• West Sumatra

• West Java

• Sumbawa