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CISAGA SMART students

Total questions: 60

Worksheet time: 30mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What is the main function of the reproductive system in humans?

a)

To break down food

b)

To produce energy

c)

To regulate blood pressure

d)

To produce offspring

e)

To filter blood

2.

Which of the following is an example of a renewable energy source that helps reduce environmental issues?

a)

Coal

b)

Natural gas

c)

Solar energy

d)

Diesel

e)

Nuclear fuel

3.

Which part of the brain controls voluntary movements and balance?

a)

Medulla oblongata

b)

Hypothalamus

c)

Cerebrum

d)

Cerebellum

e)

Thalamus

4.

Which hormone plays a major role in human growth during adolescence?

a)

Insulin

b)

Thyroxine

c)

Adrenaline

d)

Growth hormone

e)

Oxytocin

5.

In a closed container, what happens to the pressure if the temperature increases?

a)

Pressure decreases

b)

Pressure stays the same

c)

Pressure increases

d)

Volume increases

e)

The container shrinks

6.

Wedhana Bhupati Adipati Panaekan (1618–1625) was the son of ...

a)

Adipati Kertabumi II

b)

Prabu Cipta Permana

c)

Rangga Gempol I

d)

Demang Kawasen

e)

Adipati Rancah

7.

Adipati Panaekan forced to attack VOC soon in order to protect Priangan. However, Adipati Kertabumi III and Rangga Gempol I stood in different side. This conflict was ended with...

a)

The new alliance of Galuh and VOC Came up

b)

The pullout of Jagabaya troops to Mataram

c)

The killing of Adipati Panaekan

d)

VOC failed to get in to Tawang

e)

Rangga Gempol I was exiled to Batavia

8.

After Adipati Panaekan was killed, the position as Wedhana Bhupati was taken by Mataram. If his term of office was occurred from 1618 up to 1625, then how long he held the position?

a)

5 year

b)

6 year

c)

7 year

d)

8 year

e)

9 year

9.

Mas Adipati Imbanagara governed in ...

a)

1618–1625

b)

1620–1630

c)

1625–1636

d)

1630–1640

e)

1636–1645

10.

On 21st of October 1628, Jagabaya troops joined to attack Batavia together with ...

a)

VOC

b)

Portuguese from Malaka

c)

Priangan troops lead by Adipati Ukur

d)

Banten troops

e)

Rancah troops

11.

From a bag containing 5 red, 3 blue, and 2 green marbles, 1 marble is drawn at random. What is the probability that the marble drawn is not red?

a)

½

b)

1/3

c)

¼

d)

1/5

12.

Pay attention to the following number patterns! The number of dots in the 7th pattern is....

a)

25

b)

26

c)

27

d)

28

13.

A pair of shoes worth Rp400,000 is discounted by 20%. How much will you pay after the discount?

a)

200.000

b)

230.000

c)

320.000

d)

420.000

14.

A cuboid box has a length of 20 cm, a width of 10 cm, and a height of 8 cm. The box will be filled with small, cuboid books measuring 2 cm × 2 cm × 2 cm. The number of small books that can fit into the large box is...

a)

100

b)

200

c)

300

d)

400

15.

The diagram below shows the livelihoods of the residents of Mandiri Village. If the village has a population of 720, the number of residents who work as fishermen is...

a)

150

b)

180

c)

210

d)

220

16.

The specific movements in volleyball that must be mastered by players include: underhand pass, overhead pass, smash/spike, service, and block. Among these, the most dominant technique performed is ...

a)

Passing

b)

Smash

c)

Block

d)

Service

17.

Push both arms toward the incoming ball simultaneously as the knees and hips rise and the heels lift off the floor. Try to position the ball right in the middle of the body. The correct point of contact with the ball is at the wrists. This specific movement is the execution of ...

a)

overhead service

b)

underhand pass

c)

overhead pass

d)

smash

18.

A system of posture and planned, coordinated, directed, organized, and controlled movements that are moral and ethical, meaning they have standards of right and wrong, used for self-defense as well as art and sport activities, is called ...

a)

pencak silat

b)

self-defense

c)

martial arts elements

d)

the essence of martial arts

19.

Arm swing movements in rhythmic gymnastics can be performed in various ways. One form of arm swing movement in rhythmic gymnastics is ...

a)

swinging both arms backward and sideways

b)

swinging both arms in a circle above the head

c)

swinging the arms crossed and forward

d)

swinging one arm backward and forward

20.

The ability and capacity of the body to adapt to physical load (from daily work) without causing excessive fatigue. This statement refers to the meaning of ...

a)

the essence of physical fitness

b)

the principles of physical fitness

c)

the rules of physical fitness

d)

the goals of physical fitness

21.

Who was the first figure to introduce the term "Pancasila" in his speech at the BPUPKI session?

a)

Soepomo

b)

Mohammad Yamin

c)

Ir. Soekarno

d)

Hatta

e)

Ki Hajar Dewantara

22.

On what date did Ir. Soekarno deliver a speech about Pancasila?

a)

August 17, 1945

b)

June 1, 1945

c)

October 28, 1928

d)

August 18, 1945

e)

November 10, 1945

23.

The BPUPKI session was held to prepare...

a)

Proclamation of Independence

b)

Round Table Conference

c)

The basis of the independent Indonesian state

d)

First general election

e)

Linggarjati Agreement

24.

The body tasked with formulating the basis of the Indonesian state is...

a)

PPKI

b)

KNIP

c)

BPUPKI

d)

MPR

e)

DPR

25.

The first BPUPKI session was held on...

a)

May 29 - June 1, 1945

b)

July 10 - 17, 1945

c)

August 18, 1945

d)

July 14, 1945

26.

The Indonesian state is...

a)

PPKI

b)

KNIP

c)

BPUPKI

d)

MPR

e)

DPR

27.

The first BPUPKI session was held on...

a)

May 29 - June 1, 1945

b)

July 10 - 17, 1945

c)

August 18, 1945

d)

July 14, 1945

e)

June 22, 1945

28.

Based on the International Convention on the Law of the Sea (UNCLOS 1982), the internationally recognized width of the territorial sea is...

a)

3 nautical miles

b)

6 nautical miles

c)

12 nautical miles

d)

24 nautical miles

e)

200 nautical miles

29.

The concept of 'Nusantara Insight' in the context of the territory of the Republic of Indonesia is...

a)

A geopolitical view that places land at the center

b)

The view that considers the Indonesian archipelago as a single, unified whole

c)

Defense strategy that focuses only on the sea

d)

Economic concept that prioritizes inter-island trade

e)

Views that separate land and sea

30.

The most effective implementation of digital technology in preserving local wisdom is...

a)

Replacing all traditions with digital media

b)

Documenting and digitizing cultural artifacts and disseminating them through online platforms

c)

Create a social media platform that only displays local culture

d)

Prohibiting the use of digital media for traditional arts

e)

Using technology to create a new culture

31.

The most significant influence of globalization on local wisdom values is...

a)

Accelerate the preservation process

b)

Causes a shift in values from collective to individualism

c)

Reviving extinct traditions

d)

Strengthening the spirit of mutual cooperation

e)

Increase the feeling of love for the country

32.

Multicultural education has an important role in cultural preservation because...

a)

Teaching one dominant culture

b)

Eliminating cultural differences

c)

Instilling understanding and appreciation for cultural diversity from an early age

d)

Isolating students from other cultures

e)

Prevent students from interacting with friends of different ethnicities

33.

An educational institution founded by Ki Hajar Dewantara to advance the education of indigenous people is....

a)

Taman Siswa

b)

Sekolah Pribumi

c)

Rumah Belajar

d)

Taman Pintar

34.

A movement organization founded in 1908 by Dr. Wahidin Sudirohusodo is...

a)

Budi Utomo

b)

Jong Java

c)

Indische Partij

d)

Jong Sekar Rukun

35.

A Dutch trading organization that had state-like power in the Dutch East Indies is...

a)

VOC

b)

OVC

c)

COV

d)

OVO

36.

The main challenge in maintaining the sovereignty of the Republic of Indonesia's airspace is...

a)

The airspace is too wide

b)

Difficulty in controlling civil aviation traffic

c)

The existence of illegal flights and violations of sovereignty by foreign aircraft

d)

High operational costs of fighter aircraft

e)

Lack of international airports

37.

What differentiates territorial sea areas from inland waters is...

a)

Territorial waters are between two islands, while inland waters are outside the archipelago.

b)

Territorial waters are measured from the coastline, while inland waters are measured from the baseline.

c)

Inland waters are within the baseline, while territorial waters are outside the baseline.

d)

Territorial seas have full sovereignty, inland waters do not

e)

Inland waters are only for foreign vessels

38.

The concept of an 'archipelagic state' in UNCLOS 1982 gives Indonesia the right to...

a)

Claiming the entire ocean as private property

b)

Determine the outermost points of the island as the baseline.

c)

Close all waters to foreign vessels

d)

Does not recognize the right of innocent passage

e)

Regulate all waters in the world

39.

If a foreign ship violates Indonesian waters, the actions that can be taken by the government are...

a)

Immediately sink the ship

b)

Detain the ship and process it legally according to applicable regulations.

c)

Expel the ship without further action

d)

Ignore the violation

e)

Ask the foreign ship to turn around

40.

Globalization brings with it a strong influx of foreign cultures. The most effective strategy for preserving local culture amidst this influx is...

a)

Prohibit all foreign cultures from entering Indonesia

b)

Isolating yourself from the outside world

c)

Integrating local cultural values into modern media and education

d)

Considering local culture to be superior to foreign culture

e)

Only show local culture at certain events

41.

One of the main challenges in preserving regional languages is...

a)

Lack of support from the government

b)

High interest among the younger generation in learning foreign languages

c)

Regional languages are considered old-fashioned and irrelevant

d)

There are no regulations regarding the use of regional languages

e)

There are too many regional languages in Indonesia

42.

The acculturation process that occurs between local and foreign cultures can be called positive if...

a)

Local culture is completely lost

b)

Foreign culture dominates

c)

Creating a new cultural blend without eliminating the original identity of local culture.

d)

People think foreign culture is better

e)

There is no interaction between cultures

43.

The characteristics of local wisdom that are able to survive and remain relevant in the modern era are...

a)

Static and cannot be changed

b)

Able to adapt to changing times without losing the essence of values

c)

Always reject new technology

d)

Only relevant for the older generation

e)

Exclusive and not open

44.

Why is UNESCO's certification of intangible cultural heritage so important for Indonesia?

a)

So that the culture becomes the property of UNESCO

b)

To gain financial benefits from UNESCO

c)

As international recognition, encourage the protection and promotion of this culture

d)

So that the culture can be sold to other countries

e)

To limit Indonesian people's access to this culture

45.

The most strategic role of local government in preserving local culture is...

a)

Building many museums

b)

Issue regulations requiring people to wear traditional clothing

c)

Including local culture lessons as a mandatory curriculum and holding regular cultural festivals

d)

Providing large funds for arts activities

e)

Inviting artists from abroad

46.

The slogan 'One Nation, One Nation, One Language' in the Youth Pledge has strategic significance for cultural preservation because...

a)

Eliminate diversity

b)

Emphasize the importance of unity over cultural differences

c)

Require everyone to use Indonesian

d)

Prohibiting the use of regional languages

e)

Makes it difficult to interact between cultures

47.

Behavior that reflects ethnocentrism can threaten the preservation of local culture because...

a)

Encourage each tribe to preserve its own culture

b)

Causes division and conflict between ethnic groups due to perceived cultural superiority

c)

Opening up opportunities for intercultural interaction

d)

Enriching the national cultural heritage

e)

Promote cultural exchange

48.

Pancasila has a central role in maintaining the integrity of the nation because...

a)

Is the only source of law in Indonesia

b)

To be the only recognized religion

c)

Its values are universal and able to accommodate diversity

d)

Is the result of an agreement between one ethnic group

e)

Only serves as a state symbol

49.

Article 27 paragraph (3) of the 1945 Constitution states that every citizen has the right and obligation to participate in...

a)

National economy

b)

National education

c)

National defense efforts

d)

Maintaining public order

e)

Choosing a leader

50.

Bhinneka Tunggal Ika is the main pillar of national unity because...

a)

Encourage people to have the same culture

b)

Become a basis for appreciating differences as national wealth.

c)

Forming a homogeneous society

d)

Eliminating local identity

e)

Forcing society to unite

51.

One of the most dangerous non-military threats to national integrity in the digital era is...

a)

Military intervention from other countries

b)

Drug trafficking

c)

Hoaxes, propaganda, and the spread of SARA issues

d)

Natural disasters

e)

Economic crisis

52.

A true attitude of tolerance in the context of diversity is...

a)

Accepting differences without the need to interact

b)

Forcing others to follow our views

c)

Appreciate and respect the beliefs and customs of others

d)

Considers all religions the same

e)

Ignoring the existence of other people

53.

Being disappointed to The Priangan I re-organization held by Amangkurat I, Panji Aria Jayanagara finally moved the government to ...

a)

Kertajaga

b)

Pataruman

c)

Barunay

d)

Bojonglopang

e)

Banyumas

54.

The reorganization of Priangan I (1641) split Priangan area into 12. After reorganization, there was only 65% left, so how many percent did Galuh area lose?

a)

25%

b)

30%

c)

35%

d)

40%

e)

45%

55.

Why did Aria Jayanagara change the kabupaten's name to become Galuh Imbanagara after moving the government to Barunay?

a)

To expand the territory

b)

To show the disappointment to Mataram and to confirm the new identity.

c)

Because Barunay was military more strategic

d)

To Honor Patih Wirangga

e)

Because it was directly ordered by Amangkurat I

56.

A sound wave is shot into the sea and the sound reflection is received after 5 seconds. If the speed of sound in the sea is 1500 m/s, then the depth of the measured sea is ...

a)

7,500 m

 

b)

3,750 m

c)

300 m

d)

150 m

57.

Before gas exchange occurs, external air will undergo temperature adjustment inside the ...

a)

nasal cavity

b)

bronchioles

c)

alveolus

d)

trachea

58.

From a bag containing 5 red, 3 blue, and 2 green marbles, 1 marble is drawn at random. What is the probability that the marble drawn is not red?

a)

1/2

b)

1/4

c)

1/5

d)

1/6

59.

. “Everyone is here. Participants are asked to get ready!” said the Crow, who acted as the referee. Quickly, the Rabbit appeared from behind the tent. He walked agilely, jumping here and there, showing his swiftness in running. The Rabbit stood beside the Tortoise.

The Rabbit’s character is …

a)

agile

b)

great

c)

dilligent

d)

strong

60.

The Mathematics test scores of 10 students are: 65, 70, 75, 60, 80, 70, 85, 75, 90, 70. Determine the median of the data is....

a)

75

b)

72.5

c)

73

d)

74