Astronomical Influence on Indonesia

The video explains the astronomical location of Indonesia, defined by its latitude and longitude, and its impact on the country's climate, seasons, and time zones. It highlights Indonesia's tropical climate, which results in two main seasons and diverse flora and fauna. The video also discusses the geographical extremes of Indonesia and the distribution of its fauna and flora across different regions, influenced by the Wallace and Weber lines.

What are the two imaginary lines that determine the astronomical location of a place?

• Equator and Prime Meridian

• Latitude and Longitude

• Tropic of Cancer and Tropic of Capricorn

• North Pole and South Pole

Which island marks the northernmost point of Indonesia?

• Pulau Pamana

• Pulau Rondo

• Pulau Benggala

• Pulau Weh

Why does Indonesia experience a tropical climate?

• It is situated on the equator

• It has high mountain ranges

• It is located near the poles

• It is surrounded by oceans

Which of the following is a characteristic of Indonesia's tropical climate?

• Frequent snowfalls

• Four distinct seasons

• Cold winters

• Year-round sunlight

What is the primary function of tropical rainforests in Indonesia?

• To attract tourists

• To absorb carbon dioxide

• To provide timber

• To produce spices

How many time zones is Indonesia divided into?

• Three

• Five

• Four

• Two

Which time zone does the island of Bali fall under?

• WIB

• WITA

• WIT

• GMT

Which of the following fauna is NOT found in the Asiatic region of Indonesia?

• Rhinoceros

• Tiger

• Elephant

• Komodo

What type of forest is commonly found in the Australis region of Indonesia?

• Coniferous Forest

• Savanna

• Rainforest

• Mangrove Forest

Which flora is commonly found in the Asiatic region of Indonesia?

• Eucalyptus

• Meranti

• Jati

• Sagu