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MBAH SADIMAN AND DELIMA SILALAHI (group 1)

Total questions: 20

Worksheet time: 30mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What is the main problem in Wonogiri, Central Java, as mentioned in the text?

a)

Shortage of clean water

b)

Absence of natural resources

c)

Lack of workforce

d)

Damaged roads

e)

Air pollution

2.

Who is the main figure in the text?

a)

The village head of Geneng

b)

The people of Wonogiri

c)

The Perhutani company

d)

Mbah Sadiman

e)

The local government

3.

What action did Mbah Sadiman take to address the water shortage problem?

a)

Reforesting by planting trees

b)

Planting more rice

c)

Creating a modern drainage system

d)

Building a large dam

e)

Digging wells in every home

4.

How many hectares of forest has Mbah Sadiman reforested?

a)

1,000 hectares

b)

100 hectares

c)

10 hectares

d)

1 hectare

e)

500 hectares

5.

What type of tree did Mbah Sadiman mostly plant?

a)

Rubber trees

b)

Coconut trees

c)

Banyan trees

d)

Pine trees

e)

Banana trees

6.

What impact did Mbah Sadiman's efforts have on the local community?

a)

Improved village infrastructure

b)

Clean water is now available for around 3,000 people

c)

Reduced poverty rates

d)

Increased the village population

e)

Increased livestock numbers in the village

7.

What was the main obstacle Mbah Sadiman faced in implementing his program?

a)

Lack of permission from the government

b)

Loss of human resources

c)

Rejection from his family

d)

Land damage due to natural disasters

e)

Lack of tree seedlings and community support

8.

How did Mbah Sadiman obtain tree seedlings for planting?

a)

By asking for help from the government

b)

By collecting them for free from nature

c)

By purchasing them with his own money

d)

By borrowing from private institutions

e)

By receiving donations from villagers

9.

What did Mbah Sadiman do to distribute water from the hill?

a)

Utilized water purification technology

b)

Built an artesian well

c)

Provided water tanks in the village

d)

Created irrigation channels

e)

Used pipes to carry water from the springs

10.

What is Mbah Sadiman's hope for the future?

a)

To create new job opportunities

b)

To improve the village economy

c)

That his efforts will be continued by the next generation

d)

To plant more coconut trees

e)

To receive international awards

11.

What is the most endangered animal on Sumatra Island based on the text?

a)

Elephant

b)

Tiger

c)

Orangutan

d)

rabbit

e)

Rhinoceros

12.

What is a significant source of local income for the people of North Sumatra?

a)

Eucalyptus logging

b)

Sale of forest products to large companies

c)

Established a rival plantation

d)

Frankincense resin harvesting

e)

Tourism

13.

Which company is accused of destroying forests in North Sumatra?

a)

KSPPM

b)

Vice

c)

TPL

d)

Indonesian NGO

e)

NPPS

14.

What did the local people do when they protested the actions of the TPL company?

a)

Attacked the company's office

b)

Established a rival plantation

c)

Asked for help from the central government

d)

Building eucalyptus plantations

e)

Demonstrated

15.

Who is Delima Silalahi?

a)

Building eucalyptus plantations

b)

A government official

c)

A successful businessman

d)

A scientist

e)

An environmental activist

16.

Which organization does Delima Silalahi lead?

a)

TPL

b)

Vice

c)

Indonesian NGO

d)

KSPPM

e)

NPNP

17.

What is the main goal of the organization led by Delima Silalahi?

a)

Because she prefers to work alone

b)

Building a paper factory

c)

Increasing community income

d)

Protecting customary forests

e)

Building eucalyptus plantations

18.

Where is Delima Silalahi from?

a)

Java

b)

Kalimantan

c)

North Sumatra

d)

Papua

e)

Maluku

19.

Why does Delima Silalahi often spend time away from her family?

a)

Because she prefers to work alone

b)

Because she is busy with her work at an NGO

c)

Because she is on vacation

d)

Because she is studying abroad

e)

Forests owned and managed by local communities

20.

What is meant by customary forests?

a)

Forests managed by the government

b)

Forests owned and managed by local communities

c)

Forests protected by law

d)

Forests inhabited by wild animals

e)

Because she is on vacation