WorksheetsUjian Akhir Tahun Bahasa Inggris
Total questions: 40
Worksheet time: 23mins
Based on Dino's description, what is the most likely underlying motivation for Nina's actions, beyond just stopping plastic waste?
She seeks international recognition for her environmental efforts.
She is driven by a deep concern for the ecological health of her community and country.
She wants to become a political figure in Indonesia.
She is primarily interested in challenging governmental policies.
She was instructed by an environmental organization to send the letter.
The conversation highlights Nina sending a letter to the German chancellor. What does this specific action imply about the nature of the plastic waste problem in Indonesia?
The problem is primarily a local issue that can be solved by individuals.
The problem has significant international dimensions and requires cross-border cooperation.
Germany is solely responsible for all plastic waste in Indonesian rivers.
Indonesian authorities are unwilling to address the issue on their own.
Sending letters is the only effective way to address environmental concerns.
Dini states, "Wow, what she has done was amazing." From an environmental perspective, which of the following best explains why Nina's action is considered "amazing"?
She single-handedly solved the entire plastic waste problem in Gresik.
She demonstrated remarkable initiative and courage to address a complex international environmental issue.
She managed to get a response directly from the German chancellor.
She became famous overnight for her efforts.
She proved that young people are more effective than adults in environmental activism.
Which of the following statements best reflects the underlying motivation behind Salsabila Khairunnisa's co-founding of The Jaga Rimba youth movement at the age of 15?
To gain international recognition and awards for her activism.
To fulfill a school project requirement related to environmental science.
To address a perceived urgent need to protect Indonesia's forests from destruction.
To follow in the footsteps of other well-known Indonesian activists.
To primarily focus on raising awareness among her peers about environmental issues.
The nomination of Salsabila Khairunnisa for the BBC's 100 Women Award in 2020 most likely indicates which of the following about her work with The Jaga Rimba?
The movement had successfully stopped all deforestation activities in Indonesia by 2020.
Her personal efforts and the impact of The Jaga Rimba had gained significant international attention.
The BBC specifically supports youth-led environmental movements in Southeast Asia.
She was the youngest Indonesian environmental activist to ever be nominated for the award.
The Indonesian government had formally recognized The Jaga Rimba as a key partner in conservation efforts.
Considering Salsabila Khairunnisa's actions and the aims of The Jaga Rimba, which of the following principles most likely guides their approach to environmental activism?
Prioritizing economic development over environmental preservation in developing nations.
Advocating for stricter law enforcement and community involvement in conservation efforts.
Believing that environmental issues are solely the responsibility of government agencies.
Focusing primarily on raising funds through international donations for conservation projects.
Promoting the idea that individual actions have a limited impact on large-scale environmental problems.
Which of the following statements is the most significant implication of Salsabila Khairunnisa's achievements, particularly considering her age when she co-founded Jaga Rimba and her subsequent international recognition?
Her story primarily highlights the prevalence of environmental issues in Indonesia.
Her actions demonstrate that young people are increasingly involved in social movements.
Her nomination for the BBC 100 Women Award validates the efforts of Jaga Rimba.
Her early activism suggests that passion for environmentalism can emerge at a very young age and lead to substantial impact.
Her work serves as a prime example of how individual initiatives can significantly alter national policies on deforestation.
If Salsabila Khairunnisa were to address a group of international policymakers, what would be the most likely central argument she would present regarding deforestation and exploitation in Indonesia, based on the information provided?
That developed nations bear the primary responsibility for funding conservation efforts in Indonesia.
That economic development in Indonesia should take precedence over environmental protection.
That collaborative action involving youth, local communities, and government agencies is crucial to combat deforestation and exploitation effectively.
That international media attention is the most powerful tool for influencing environmental policy in Indonesia.
That focusing solely on reforestation initiatives is sufficient to reverse the negative impacts of deforestation.
The fact that Salsabila co-founded The Jaga Rimba at a young age suggests which of the following about the potential role of youth in environmental activism, according to the text?
Youth activism is often more symbolic than impactful in achieving tangible environmental change.
Young individuals may lack the experience and resources necessary to lead significant environmental movements.
Youth can play a vital role in raising awareness, mobilizing communities, and advocating for environmental protection.
Environmental activism is primarily the responsibility of older generations who have more political influence.
The energy and passion of youth are insufficient without the guidance of established environmental organizations.
Imagine a scenario where The Jaga Rimba faces significant resistance from industries involved in deforestation. Based on Salsabila Khairunnisa's background, what would be the most likely approach her movement would adopt to overcome this challenge?
Primarily focusing on direct confrontation and protests against these industries.
Seeking legal avenues and advocating for stronger environmental regulations and their enforcement.
Shifting their focus entirely to environmental education and awareness campaigns.
Lobbying international organizations to impose economic sanctions on the responsible industries.
Forming alliances with these industries to find a compromise between economic interests and environmental protection.
Which of the following statements best encapsulates the central theme or main idea of the provided text about Salsabila Khairunnisa?
The growing influence of European climate activists on environmental movements in Southeast Asia.
The Indonesian government's controversial policies regarding food security and job creation on Borneo.
The significant impact and growing recognition of a young Indonesian activist, Salsabila Khairunnisa, in the fight against deforestation and exploitation.
The challenges faced by youth-led environmental movements in gaining traction and support in Indonesia.
The role of international organizations like the BBC in highlighting the work of global climate activists.
What is the primary message the text conveys about Salsabila Khairunnisa's role in environmental activism in Indonesia?
She primarily focuses on criticizing government policies related to agriculture and job creation.
She serves as an inspiration to student campaigns against deforestation across various Indonesian islands.
Her activism is largely dependent on the influence and strategies of international climate figures.
She primarily works to raise awareness about the environmental challenges in Papua.
Her recognition by the BBC is the most significant aspect of her contribution to environmentalism.
The text primarily aims to inform the reader about:
The specific details of Indonesia's job creation bill and its environmental implications.
The history and impact of deforestation on Sumatra, Kalimantan, and Papua.
The motivations and strategies employed by global climate activists like Greta Thunberg and Mitzi Jonelle Tan.
The emergence and increasing recognition of a young Indonesian environmental activist and her movement's efforts.
The criteria and significance of the BBC's annual list of 100 inspiring and influential women.
Which of the following best represents the central point the author is trying to make about Salsabila Khairunnisa?
Her youth is a significant advantage in mobilizing other young people for environmental causes.
Her activism demonstrates the growing global concern over environmental issues in developing nations.
Her work and recognition highlight the important role local activists play in addressing environmental challenges, often inspired by global movements.
Her focus on specific government policies makes her a key political figure in Indonesia.
Her reliance on international recognition underscores the lack of domestic support for environmental activism in Indonesia.
The primary focus of the passage is to:
Criticize the Indonesian government's environmental policies and their potential consequences.
Showcase the collaborative efforts between Indonesian and international environmental organizations.
Introduce and highlight the work and growing prominence of a young Indonesian environmental activist and her movement.
Analyze the effectiveness of student-led campaigns in combating deforestation in Southeast Asia.
Compare and contrast the approaches of different young climate activists from various parts of the world.
Which of the following statements best encapsulates the central argument presented regarding the pandemic's impact on societal awareness?
The pandemic exposed the fragility of global economic systems.
The pandemic highlighted the universal influence of profit-driven, hierarchical structures.
The pandemic demonstrated the need for increased individual wealth accumulation.
The pandemic proved that environmental issues are secondary to economic growth.
The pandemic caused widespread public confusion about political ideologies.
The call for a "green and just recovery" primarily suggests a societal transformation that prioritizes:
The call for a "green and just recovery" primarily suggests a societal transformation that prioritizes:
Immediate economic expansion at all costs.
Environmental sustainability and social equity.
A return to pre-pandemic capitalist norms.
Individualistic approaches to problem-solving.
Technological advancements over natural resources.
Beyond their ecological functions, the speaker emphasizes rainforests' significance as:
Primary sources of medicinal plants.
Crucial territories for indigenous populations.
Symbols of historical continuity and cultural heritage.
Locations for scientific research and development.
Economic assets for global trade.
If the suggested "green and just recovery" were to be fully implemented, what would be a probable shift in societal values?
A greater emphasis on competition and individual gain.
A diminished focus on communal well-being and environmental health.
A move towards valuing sustainable practices and equitable distribution of resources.
A sole reliance on governmental agencies for environmental protection.
A prioritization of short-term profits over long-term planetary health.
The assertion that "rainforests... 'connect us with our ancestors and identity'" implies a perspective that views nature as:
Merely a resource for human exploitation.
An impersonal scientific phenomenon.
Intrinsically linked to cultural heritage and spiritual well-being.
An obstacle to economic development.
Solely important for its role in climate regulation.
Which of the following best describes the primary motivation behind the establishment of Tasya Kamila's "green-house" foundation?
To provide financial aid to underprivileged youth.
To conduct scientific research on environmental issues.
To promote agricultural practices in urban areas.
To enhance environmental consciousness and involvement among young people.
To build a network of environmental activists across Indonesia.
The phrase "learning by doing" in the text most strongly implies that the "greenhouse facilities" will enable children to:
Memorize environmental facts through repetitive drills.
Develop theoretical understanding of environmental concepts.
Engage in hands-on activities that foster practical environmental skills.
Observe environmental processes from a distance without direct involvement.
Participate in online courses about environmental protection.
Based on the text, what can be inferred about the unique contribution of Suntory Garuda Beverage to the "green-house" foundation's mission?
They provide the core educational curriculum for the foundation.
They are responsible for the overall management of the foundation.
They offer financial grants for the foundation's general operations.
They contribute specific infrastructure that facilitates practical learning.
They supply volunteers to assist with the foundation's programs.
If the "green-house" foundation's mission is successfully achieved, what would be a most likely long-term outcome in society?
A decrease in the number of environmental organizations.
A rise in the consumption of Suntory Garuda Beverage products.
An increase in young people initiating and participating in environmental conservation efforts.
A shift in government policy primarily driven by adult environmentalists.
A significant reduction in the global population.
The author mentions that "Many people don't know that Tasya Kamila has a foundation..." This statement primarily serves to:
Highlight Tasya Kamila's celebrity status.
Express the author's personal surprise.
Emphasize the foundation's relatively low public profile despite its important work.
Introduce a new topic unrelated to the main theme.
Criticize the lack of media coverage for environmental initiatives.
Which statement best summarizes the main problem identified in the text regarding children and the environment?
Children are too busy with technology to care about nature.
Environmental preservation is a lengthy process that children cannot grasp quickly.
Children's engagement with and concern for the environment is declining.
Schools lack the necessary resources to teach environmental conservation effectively.
Traditional farming methods are not appealing to modern children.
The primary purpose of providing "kid-friendly environmental conservation facilities" as described in the text is to:
Entertain children during school hours.
Replace formal classroom environmental education.
Allow children to learn practical environmental skills and foster concern.
Prepare children for careers in agriculture.
Demonstrate the complexity of environmental preservation.
What is the central argument the author makes about improving children's environmental awareness?
It can only be achieved through strict disciplinary measures.
It requires advanced scientific knowledge and extensive research.
It necessitates hands-on learning experiences supported by appropriate facilities.
It is a natural process that will occur as children mature.
It depends entirely on parental involvement, not school initiatives.
The passage mainly emphasizes the importance of:
Minimizing screen time for children.
Understanding the slow pace of environmental recovery.
Creating engaging and practical opportunities for environmental learning among children.
Developing new agricultural technologies.
Encouraging children to pursue farming as a hobby.
Which of the following would be the most suitable title for this passage, reflecting its main idea?
The Decline of Environmental Concern
The Future of Farming Technology
Engaging Children in Environmental Conservation Through Practical Facilities
Challenges in Modern Education Systems
The Role of Schools in Community Development
Tasya's statement suggests that for environmental conservation efforts among young people to be truly effective, they must primarily be:
Mandatory and strictly enforced.
Financially incentivized and competitive.
Engaging, enjoyable, and educational.
Purely theoretical and academic.
Brief and infrequent to avoid boredom.
The word "mandate" in the text most closely implies that preserving the environment is seen as a:
Voluntary choice that individuals can make.
Political agenda to be debated.
Fundamental responsibility binding upon everyone.
Temporary trend in social activism.
Scientific experiment conducted by experts.
According to Tasya, what is the ultimate goal or underlying reason for current environmental preservation efforts?
To impress international organizations with local initiatives.
To fulfill a personal interest in nature.
To ensure a livable planet for future generations.
To demonstrate the power of youth activism.
To generate profit from eco-friendly practices.
The passage implies that a key factor in achieving "maximum results" in environmental conservation activities for young people is the method of:
Establishing rigid rules and regulations.
Making the learning process tedious and challenging.
Fostering genuine interest and participation through enjoyable means.
Relying solely on written materials and lectures.
Isolating children from direct environmental interaction.
Based on the text, what can be inferred about Tasya's perspective on the current state of environmental conservation efforts?
She believes that significant progress has already been made and little more is needed.
She is optimistic that current "initial steps" will inevitably lead to a sustainable future without further effort.
She recognizes the importance of ongoing and engaging efforts, particularly for young people, to ensure long-term sustainability.
She thinks that environmental preservation is a task solely for older generations.
She is convinced that environmental problems are too large to be solved by human intervention.
Based on the procedural nature of the text, what might be a potential challenge or common mistake a new internet banking user could encounter if they solely rely on this guide without further assistance?
They might struggle to find the "Confirm" button because its label could vary slightly between banks.
They might attempt to transfer money before verifying that their internet banking facility is actually activated.
They could mistakenly select the wrong account to send money from due to a lack of clear labeling.
They might forget to log out after completing the transfer, potentially compromising their account security.
They may find it difficult to locate the physical bank branch mentioned in Step 1.
The sequence of steps implies a critical initial condition that must be met before any other action can take place. Which of the following best describes this foundational requirement?
The user must have a substantial amount of money in their bank account.
The bank must have a stable internet connection to process transactions.
The user's bank account must be specifically configured for internet banking services.
The recipient of the funds must also have an active internet banking account.
The user needs to possess a smartphone or computer with internet access.
If a user successfully completes Step 3, but then realizes they don't see a "Confirm" or "Make payment" button as described in Step 4, what is the most logical immediate action they should take based on the information provided?
Refresh the browser page to see if the button appears.
Re-enter all the recipient's details to ensure accuracy.
Contact their bank's customer service for technical support.
Check if they have missed entering any required information fields.
Assume the transfer has failed and restart the process from Step 1.
The provided steps primarily focus on the mechanics of initiating an online transfer. What broader implication about modern banking services can be inferred from the necessity of these detailed instructions?
Banks are increasingly encouraging customers to visit physical branches for complex transactions.
Financial security for online transactions is entirely the responsibility of the individual user.
While convenient, internet banking requires users to actively understand and follow specific procedures.
The process of transferring money online is significantly more complex than traditional methods.
All bank accounts automatically come with internet banking features by default.
