Understanding Interrogative Sentences in Indonesian

This video tutorial introduces the concept of 'kalimat tanya' or question sentences in Bahasa Indonesia for second-grade students. It explains the characteristics of question sentences, including the use of question words such as 'berapa', 'apa', 'siapa', 'di mana', 'kapan', 'mengapa', and 'bagaimana'. Each question word is discussed with examples to illustrate how they are used to inquire about quantity, objects, people, places, time, reasons, and methods. The lesson concludes with a summary to ensure understanding.

What is the main purpose of an interrogative sentence?

• To provide information

• To ask a question

• To make a statement

• To express a command

Which of the following is a characteristic of an interrogative sentence?

• It has no punctuation

• It starts with a capital letter

• It contains a question word

• It ends with a period

The question word 'berapa' is used to ask about:

• A reason

• A quantity or number

• A person

• A place

Which question word would you use to ask about a person's favorite food?

• Kapan

• Apa

• Siapa

• Mengapa

To inquire about who took you to school, which question word is appropriate?

• Di mana

• Kapan

• Siapa

• Bagaimana

Which question word is used to ask about a location?

• Mengapa

• Di mana

• Kapan

• Apa

If you want to know when someone is going on vacation, which question word should you use?

• Bagaimana

• Siapa

• Apa

• Kapan

To find out the reason behind an action, which question word would you use?

• Kapan

• Mengapa

• Apa

• Di mana

Which question word is used to ask about the method of doing something?

• Mengapa

• Siapa

• Bagaimana

• Kapan

What is the final topic discussed in the lesson?

• The use of 'mengapa'

• The use of 'di mana'

• The use of 'kapan'

• The use of 'bagaimana'