What is the astronomical location of Indonesia?

• 0° LU - 10° LS and 100° BT - 150° BT

• 6° LS - 11° LU and 95° BT - 145° BT

• 8° LU - 8° LS and 90° BT - 135° BT

• 0° - 10° LS and 100° BT - 120° BT

• 6° LU - 11° LS and 95° BT - 141° BT

What is the impact of Indonesia's astronomical location on its climate?

• Indonesia experiences four seasons

• Indonesia has a subtropical climate

• Indonesia has a desert climate

• Indonesia experiences snowfall

• Indonesia has a tropical climate

What is the latitude location of Indonesia?

• 10° LU - 20° LS

• 6° LU - 11° LS

• 8° LU - 8° LS

• 0° LU - 10° LS

• 6° LU - 6° LS

What is the longitude location of Indonesia?

• 45° BT - 95° BT

• 80° BT - 130° BT

• 90° BT - 120° BT

• 100° BT - 160° BT

• 95° BT - 141° BT

Which of the following impacts of Indonesia's astronomical location is correct?

• Very low rainfall throughout the year

• Average temperature below 0°C

• Winter and snowfall occur

• Located in a temperate climate zone

• Has two seasons: dry and rainy

Indonesia's geographical location is between two continents and two oceans. What are those continents and oceans?

• Asia and Europe, Indian Ocean and Arctic

• Asia and Australia, Atlantic and Pacific

• Asia and Africa, Indian Ocean and Atlantic

• Asia and America, Pacific and Indian Ocean

• Asia and Australia, Pacific and Indian Ocean

The strategic geographical location of Indonesia makes our country a route for...

• Winter and summer

• International trade

• Typhoons and storms

• Tropical animal migration

• Spacecraft flight paths

What is the influence of Indonesia's geographical location on social and cultural life?

• Indonesia is closed off from outside influences

• Indonesian society has a single culture

• No foreign influence on local culture

• Indonesian culture is isolated from the outside world

• Indonesian culture is influenced by various foreign cultures

Indonesia's geographical location makes it a strategic archipelagic country because...

• It is located near the poles

• It does not border other countries

• It has no sea around it

• It is far from global shipping routes

• It is located between international trade routes

Countries that directly border Indonesia geographically to the north are...

• Papua New Guinea and Australia

• Timor Leste and the Philippines

• India and Sri Lanka

• Malaysia and Brunei Darussalam

• Malaysia, Singapore, and the Philippines