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ASAT ENGLISH VERS

Total questions: 58

Worksheet time: 59mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

The economic activities carried out by society can be grouped into three, namely . . . . .

a)

Production, distribution and consumption

b)

Producer, investment and consumption

c)

Investment, production, consumption

d)

Investment, distribution and consumption

2.

Activity that creates or adds value to a product is called . . . .

a)

Consumption

b)

Production

c)

Import

d)

Distribution

e)

Export

3.

Activity of spending or reducing the value of a commodity is called . . . .

a)

Marketing

b)

Sales

c)

Production

d)

Distribution

e)

Consumption

4.

The economic agents in society are divided into households....

a)

User, producer, distributor, and importer

b)

User, producer, distributor, and exporter

c)

Producer, consumer, retailer, and entrepreneur

d)

Producer, consumer, government, and foreign

e)

Production, consumption, distributor, and foreign

5.

Owner of labor (factor of production) will receive remuneration in the form of....

a)

Wage

b)

Interest

c)

Profit

d)

Rent

6.

The economic actor who plays a role in providing factors of production is….

a)

producer household

b)

consumer household

c)

government household

d)

foreign household

7.

  Shipping goods from within the country to outside the country is called….

a)

Import

b)

Export

c)

Devisa

d)

Income

8.

What payment is received by a household family for renting out their land to a company?

a)

Wage

b)

Rent

c)

Profit

d)

Interest

9.

Individuals, groups, or institutions that engage in production, consumption, and distribution activities are referred to as....

a)

industrial actors

b)

business actors

c)

economic actors

d)

economic behavior

10.

The economic actor who acts as consumer of products and at the same time regulates economic activities is

a)

RTK

b)

RTP

c)

RTPe/RTN

d)

RTLN

11.

Which of the following that is not owned by Government?

a)

b)

c)

d)

12.

Which of the following is not a factor of production in households ... .

a)

land

b)

labor

c)

skill

d)

Interest

13.

the activity of buying goods and services from foreign countries into the country is called....

a)

distribution

b)

foreign exchange

c)

export

d)

import

14.

What are the factors of production?

a)

Natural Resources, Human Resources, Capital, Entrepreneurship

b)

Direct and Indirect Production

c)

Planning, Routing, Scheduling, Dispatching

d)

Planning and Routing

15.

Consumption activities carried out by society have specific purposes. The purpose of consumption activities is....

a)

Reduce the utility of goods/services

b)

Consume goods/services

c)

Obtain satisfaction

d)

Utilize production results

e)

Gain profit

16.

The income received by RTK is :

a)

rent, wages, interest, and profit

b)

taxes, salaries, fees, and gifts

c)

rent, investment, and consumption

d)

profit, dividends, fees, and bonuses

17.

payment of factor of production from RTP to RTK on entrepreneurship is

a)

Profit

b)

Rent

c)

Wages

d)

Interest

18.

In an economy, there are four economic agents, namely

a)

Household Consumers (RTK), Household Producers (RTP), Government, and Distributor

b)

Limited Liability Company (PT), Commanditaire Vennoonstchap (CV), Firm (Fa), and Sole Proprietorship

c)

State-Owned Enterprises (BUMN), Regional-Owned Enterprises (BUMD), Private-Owned Enterprises (BUMS), and Cooperative

d)

Household Family (RTK), Household Company (RTP), Household State (RTN), Household Foreign (RTLN)

19.

The difference between domestic trade and international trade lies in ... .

a)

capacity of goods

b)

level of risk

c)

means and methods of payment

d)

types of goods

20.

Which one is not a driving factor for international trade?

a)

difference in natural resources

b)

difference in human resources

c)

difference in currency

d)

difference in science and technology

21.

The positive impact of international trade is ....

a)

Adding foreign exchange reserves to the country

b)

The emergence of a country's dependence

c)

The emergence of cultural shifts

d)

Implementation of dumping politics

22.

Selling goods abroad at a price lower than in the domestic market is called ….

a)

Embargo

b)

Protection

c)

Tariff/duty

d)

Dumping

23.

The policy to protect domestic products is called ... .

a)

dumping

b)

tariff

c)

protection

d)

quota

24.

Policy to limit the amount of exports and imports of goods from a country is called ... .

a)

dumping

b)

tariff

c)

protection

d)

quota

25.

What is the policy on tax on imported and exported goods called?

a)

dumping

b)

tariff

c)

protection

d)

quota

26.

Foreign payment instruments are often referred to as ....

a)

Balance

b)

Stock exchange

c)

Exchange rate

d)

Foreign exchange

27.

To produce goods with good quality, skilled labor is needed to increase export competitiveness. This is a benefit of international trade, which is...

a)

Increase the quality and quantity of consumption

b)

Narrowing income distribution inequality

c)

Increasing the non-labor force group

d)

Increasing work opportunities

28.

When imported goods are subject to tariffs, then ...

a)

The selling price of imported goods becomes cheaper

b)

Imported goods easily enter Indonesia

c)

Competition with local goods decreases

d)

The price of domestic goods becomes cheaper

29.

Subsidies from the government make the prices of goods in the country become...

a)

Expensive

b)

very Expensive

c)

Cheaper

d)

Higher

30.

Making the production cost of a product cheap so that its selling price becomes cheaper than imported products is the goal of...

a)

Subsidy

b)

Tariff

c)

Import Quota

d)

Dumping

31.

  Indonesia collaborates in international trade with Japan. Indonesia exports liquefied natural gas and agricultural products, while from Japan, Indonesia imports vehicles because it is cheaper than producing them locally. The underlying factor for Indonesia's trade with Japan is ….

a)

Neighboring country cooperation

b)

Differences in human resources

c)

Cost in production/efficiency

d)

Differences in consumer preferences

32.

       Sources of foreign exchange earnings and the functions of foreign exchange are as follows:

(1)    exporting agricultural products to Japan

(2)    Salaries of Indonesian workers in Saudi Arabia

(3)    Receiving gifts from other countries

(4)    Facilitating transactions between countries

(5)    Repaying foreign debts

The statements that are sources of foreign exchange earned by the country are ….

 

a)

1, 2 and 3

b)

1, 3 and 4

c)

2, 3 and 5

d)

1, 4, and 5

33.

The theory proposed by Adam Smith about the driving factors of international trade is called the theory of….

a)

absolute advantage

b)

comparative advantage

c)

relative advantage

d)

active advantage

e)

passive advantage

34.

Which one is not a benefit of international trade….

a)

maintaining domestic price stability

b)

accelerating technology

c)

reducing foreign exchange reserves

d)

expanding job opportunities

e)

increasing foreign exchange reserves

35.

Comparative advantage will be achieved if a country is able to produce more goods and services at a lower cost than another country. This theory was proposed by ...

a)

David Ricardo

b)

David Jones

c)

Adam Smith

d)

Adam Jordan

36.

The following is an activity that causes a country's foreign exchange reserves to increase...

a)

Providing foreign loans

b)

Exporting goods abroad

c)

The government selling foreign currency to stabilize the exchange rate

d)

Selling goods domestically

37.

economic activities carried out in coastal, beach, and ocean areas as well as on land using natural resources and marine environmental services to produce goods or services are called

a)

maritime economy

b)

marine economy

c)

agricultural economy

d)

maritime economy

38.

economic activities that include maritime transportation, shipbuilding and maintenance industry, construction and operation of ports along with related industries and services are called

a)

marine economy

b)

marine economy

c)

agricultural economy

d)

maritime economy

39.

The function of taxes as a source of income and will be used to finance state expenditures is called

a)

Budget Function

b)

Regulatory Function

c)

Stability Function

d)

Redistribution Function

40.

The function of taxes can be used as a tool to achieve goals is called the function...

a)

Budget Function

b)

Regulatory Function

c)

Stability Function

d)

Redistribution Function

41.

taxes used as a tool to spread national development evenly is called....

a)

  Stabilization

b)

Redistribution

c)

 Budget

d)

Regulation

42.

Which of the following is a tax managed by the central government?

a)

Motor Vehicle Tax

b)

Restaurant Tax

c)

Value Added Tax

d)

Hotel Tax

43.

Which of the following is not a type of local tax?

a)

Hotel Tax

b)

Entertainment Tax

c)

 Swiftlet Nest Tax

d)

Income Tax

44.

Taxes are ... contributions to the state owed by individuals or entities that are ...

a)

voluntary, not mandatory

b)

indirect, mandatory

c)

transferable, direct

d)

mandatory, coercive

45.

State tax is a tax collected by the central government. An example is ....

a)

entertainment tax

b)

motor vehicle tax

c)

land and building tax

d)

advertising tax

46.

Which of the following is an example of a direct tax?

a)

sales tax

b)

VAT

c)

Customs Duty

d)

stamp duty

e)

Income Tax

47.

Motor Vehicle Tax (PKB), if viewed based on the collecting party, is a type of tax ....

a)

direct

b)

regional

c)

indirect

d)

central

e)

subjective

48.

Perang dunia I yang terjadi di Eropa melibatkan 2 blok yaitu ....

a)

Blok sekutu dan blok sentral

b)

Blok sekutu dan blok utara

c)

Blok Sekutu dan blok selatan

d)

Blok Sentral dan blok utara

49.

Salah satu faktor penyebab terjadinya perang dunia I secara khusus adalah..

a)

Perang saudara di Eropa

b)

Ambisi Uni Soviet menguasai dunia

c)

Terbunuhnya putra mahkota Austria-Hongaria oleh orang serbia

d)

Terbunuhnya putra mahkota Inggris

50.

Negara-negara yang termasuk blok sekutu dalam perang dunia I adalah..

a)

Inggris, Perancis dan Jerman

b)

Inggris, Perancis dan Rusia

c)

Perancis, Rusia dan Jerman

d)

Jerman, Austria-Hongaria dan Italia

51.

1. Jerman

2. Austria-Hongaria

3. Perancis

4. Inggris

5. Italia

6. Rusia

dari daftar di atas, yang tidak termasuk negara blok sentral dalam perang dunia I adalah...

a)

1,2 dan 5

b)

3,4 dan 5

c)

3,4 dan 6

d)

2,3 dan 4

52.

Faktor penyebab khusus terjadinya perang dunia II adalah

a)

Serbuan Jerman ke Kota Danzig Polandia

b)

Serbuan Inggris ke Italia

c)

Lahirnya negara fasis

d)

Politik balas dendam

53.

Salah satu sebab umum terjadinay perang dunia II adalah lahirnya negara Fasis, adapun negara fasis tersebut adalah

a)

Italia, Jerman dan Rusia

b)

Italia Jerman dan Jepang

c)

Jerman, Belgia dan Amerika

d)

Rusia, Amerika dan Mesir

e)

Belgia, Rusia dan Perancis

54.

PD 1 diakhiri dengan perjanjian

a)

Perjanjian Postdam

b)

Perjanjian St. Germain

c)

Perjanjian Neuilly

d)

Perjanjian Versailles

e)

Perjanjian Tordesilas

55.

Putera Mahkota dari Austria yang terbunuh oleh Nasionalis Serbia bernama...

a)

Gavrillo Princip

b)

Franz Ferdinand

c)

Karl I

d)

Otto Von Bismarck

e)

Tsar Nicolas

56.

Pernyataan berikut yang tidak tepat terkait dengan perang dunia I adalah…

a)

Dimulainya tahun 1914

b)

Disebabkan kekecewaan jerman atas perjanjian versailles

c)

Dipicu oleh pembunuhan terhadap pangeran Franz Ferdinand

d)

Disebabkan adanya permusuhan di antara Negara-negara Eropa

e)

Merupakan perang besar pertama yang melibatkan semua Negara besar di dunia

57.

Tokoh berikut muncul pasca Perang Dunia I yang membuat Jerman mengalami kekalahan dan kemunduran. Ia adalah...

a)

Kaisar Wilhelm

b)

Adolf Hitler

c)

Benitto Musolini

d)

Winston Churcill

e)

Stalin

58.

Triple Entente pada tahun 1914 terdiri dari negara ...

a)

Jerman, Austria Hungaria, dan Italia

b)

Jerman, Austria Hungaria, dan Turki Utsmani

c)

Inggris, Prancis, dan Italia

d)

Inggris, Prancis, dan Amerika Serikat

e)

Inggris, Prancis, dan Rusia