Geography of Seasons in Indonesia

The video explains the seasonal patterns in Indonesia, highlighting that the country experiences only two seasons due to its equatorial location. The influence of wind patterns and the apparent movement of the sun are discussed as key factors affecting these seasons. The video details how the monsoon winds from Australia and the South China Sea contribute to the dry and wet seasons, respectively. It concludes with a summary of the seasonal cycle and its implications for Indonesia's climate.

What is the main topic discussed in the introduction of the video?

• The geography of Indonesia

• The wildlife in Indonesia

• The seasons in Indonesia

• The history of Indonesia

Why does Indonesia have only two seasons?

• Because it is located near the poles

• Due to its proximity to the ocean

• Due to its location on the equator

• Because of its mountainous terrain

What are the two key factors influencing Indonesia's seasons?

• Rainfall and temperature

• Wind and the apparent annual motion of the sun

• Ocean currents and latitude

• Humidity and altitude

How does the apparent annual motion of the sun affect the seasons?

• It alters the Earth's orbit

• It changes the position of the sun relative to the Earth

• It affects the moon's phases

• It causes the Earth to tilt

During which months does Indonesia experience the dry season?

• April to October

• November to March

• June to December

• January to May

What is the primary reason for the dry season in Indonesia?

• The lack of rainfall

• The proximity to the equator

• The influence of the eastern monsoon winds

• The presence of high mountains

Which direction do the winds come from during the wet season in Indonesia?

• West

• East

• South

• North

What is the effect of the western monsoon winds on Indonesia?

• They lead to cold weather

• They cause high temperatures

• They bring dry air

• They bring moisture and rain

Why doesn't Indonesia experience snowfall?

• Because of its proximity to the ocean

• Due to its high altitude

• Because it is too close to the equator

• Due to its dense forests

What months does the wet season in Indonesia typically cover?

• January to May

• April to October

• June to December

• October to April