Geographical and Social Diversity of Indonesia

The video tutorial discusses Indonesia's geographical diversity, including its location, climate, and social-cultural aspects. It covers the geographical, astronomical, and geological positions of Indonesia, highlighting the impact of these factors on the country's climate and social diversity. The tutorial also explains the differences between weather and climate and their effects on agriculture and daily life.

What is the primary occupation of people living in mountainous regions of Indonesia?

• Fishermen

• Farmers

• Miners

• Traders

Which two continents is Indonesia located between?

• Europe and Africa

• Asia and Australia

• Africa and Asia

• North America and South America

How many time zones does Indonesia have due to its astronomical position?

• Three

• Two

• One

• Four

What geological feature contributes to Indonesia having many active volcanoes?

• Its tropical climate

• Its large land area

• Its location on the Pacific Ring of Fire

• Its proximity to the equator

What is the main difference between weather and climate?

• Weather is short-term; climate is long-term

• Weather is long-term; climate is short-term

• Weather is constant; climate changes frequently

• Weather is predictable; climate is unpredictable

Which season is NOT experienced in Indonesia?

• Dry season

• Rainy season

• Monsoon

• Winter

How does geographical isolation affect cultural diversity in Indonesia?

• It reduces cultural diversity

• It has no effect on cultural diversity

• It increases cultural diversity

• It makes cultures identical

What natural barriers contribute to the geographical isolation in Indonesia?

• Rivers and lakes

• Plains and valleys

• Mountains and seas

• Deserts and forests

What is a significant result of Indonesia's strategic geographical position?

• Limited cultural exchange

• Frequent natural disasters

• Rich biodiversity

• Increased cultural exchange

Which ocean is NOT adjacent to Indonesia?

• Southern Ocean

• Atlantic Ocean

• Pacific Ocean

• Indian Ocean