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Pancasila Values Quiz

Total questions: 39

Worksheet time: 25mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

In a village, the residents have a tradition of *sambatan*, which means helping each other when a neighbor is building a house. Everyone is involved regardless of social status. This value is in accordance with the Pancasila principle that emphasizes ...

a)

Unity of Indonesia

b)

The Almighty God

c)

Social Justice for All Indonesian People

d)

Democracy led by Wisdom in Deliberation

e)

Humanity that is Just and Civilized

2.

Rani, a high school student, invites her friends to raise funds for flood victims in another area. She does not care that the victims come from a different ethnic group than hers. Rani's action reflects the principle of ...

a)

The Almighty God

b)

Unity of Indonesia

c)

Humanity that is Just and Civilized

d)

Democracy in Deliberation

e)

Social Justice for All Indonesian People

3.

In a neighborhood meeting, all residents are given the opportunity to express their opinions before a decision is made. Although there are differing views, a decision is ultimately chosen that is agreed upon together. This is an application of the principle of ...

a)

Unity of Indonesia

b)

The Almighty God

c)

Social Justice

d)

Democracy led by Wisdom in Deliberation

e)

Humanity that is Just and Civilized

4.

During an August 17 competition, the committee distributes prizes fairly to all winners without distinguishing between rich or poor. This attitude is in accordance with the principle of ...

a)

Humanity that is Just and Civilized

b)

Unity of Indonesia

c)

Social Justice for All Indonesian People

d)

The Almighty God

e)

Democracy in Deliberation

5.

A young man in a city refuses his friend's invitation to join a brawl. He prefers to resolve the issue through dialogue and seeks help from a teacher. This attitude reflects the practice of the principle of ...

a)

Unity of Indonesia

b)

The Almighty God

c)

Humanity that is Just and Civilized

d)

Democracy led by Wisdom in Deliberation

e)

Social Justice for All Indonesian People

6.

At school, the teacher invites students to pray before starting the lesson. Although the students' religions are different, everyone respects this activity. This shows the application of the principle of ...

a)

The Almighty God

b)

Humanity that is Just and Civilized

c)

Unity of Indonesia

d)

Social Justice

e)

Democracy in Deliberation

7.

In an OSIS meeting, the class president tries to impose his will. However, other OSIS members refuse and remind that decisions must be made together. This attitude reflects the application of the principle of ...

a)

Social Justice

b)

Unity of Indonesia

c)

Democracy led by Wisdom in Deliberation

d)

Humanity that is Just and Civilized

e)

The Almighty God

8.

In a village, there are wealthy residents who are willing to donate part of their wealth to help underprivileged children go to school. This action is in accordance with the value of the principle of ...

a)

Humanity that is Just and Civilized

b)

The Almighty God

c)

Social Justice for All Indonesian People

d)

Unity of Indonesia

e)

Democracy in Deliberation

9.

In a football match between villages, the players play sportively and respect each other. There is no cheating even though they want to win. This attitude reflects the principle of ...

a)

Unity of Indonesia

b)

Social Justice

c)

Humanity that is Just and Civilized

d)

The Almighty God

e)

Democracy in Deliberation

10.

A family of different religions ...

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11.

This reflects the principle of ...

a)

Unity of Indonesia

b)

Social Justice

c)

Humanity that is Just and Civilized

d)

The Almighty God

e)

People's Sovereignty in Deliberation

12.

A family of different religions can still live in harmony with neighbors of different beliefs. They respect each other during holidays. This shows the practice of the principle of ...

a)

Unity of Indonesia

b)

The Almighty God

c)

Humanity that is Just and Civilized

d)

Social Justice

e)

People's Sovereignty in Deliberation

13.

In community service activities to clean the environment, all residents participate without distinguishing job status. There are laborers, teachers, traders, and everyone works together. This attitude is in line with the principle of ...

a)

The Almighty God

b)

Social Justice for All Indonesian People

c)

Unity of Indonesia

d)

People's Sovereignty in Deliberation

e)

Humanity that is Just and Civilized

14.

Rudi found a wallet on the street. Instead of taking its contents, he chose to return it to the owner. Rudi's attitude is in accordance with the value of ...

a)

The Almighty God

b)

Humanity that is Just and Civilized

c)

Unity of Indonesia

d)

People's Sovereignty in Deliberation

e)

Social Justice for All Indonesian People

15.

A village official prioritizes personal and family interests when distributing social assistance. This clearly contradicts the principle of ...

a)

Unity of Indonesia

b)

The Almighty God

c)

Social Justice for All Indonesian People

d)

Humanity that is Just and Civilized

e)

People's Sovereignty in Deliberation

16.

In a class discussion, there is a student who disagrees with the majority. The teacher emphasizes that differing opinions must be respected. This reflects the value of the principle of ...

a)

Unity of Indonesia

b)

Humanity that is Just and Civilized

c)

Social Justice

d)

The Almighty God

e)

People's Sovereignty in Deliberation

17.

In modern society, there are many global challenges such as individualism. However, the residents of a housing complex still maintain the culture of social gatherings and night patrols as a form of togetherness. This action shows the practice of the principle of ...

a)

Social Justice for All Indonesian People

b)

People's Sovereignty in Deliberation

c)

Humanity that is Just and Civilized

d)

Unity of Indonesia

e)

The Almighty God

18.

Indonesia has the 4th largest population in the world. This is an advantage in facing global competition, especially in providing labor. However, if not managed well, it can become a weakness due to unemployment. This phenomenon shows that the Indonesian nation faces challenges in the form of ...

a)

demographic bonus

b)

mass urbanization

c)

digital divide

d)

foreign cultural dominance

e)

market globalization

19.

The strength of the Indonesian nation lies in unity in diversity. However, the large-scale demonstration on August 25, 2025, which ended in riots, shows the potential for social disintegration if the demands of the people are not accommodated well. This is closely related to the principle of ...

a)

The Almighty God

b)

Humanity that is Just and Civilized

c)

Unity of Indonesia

d)

Guided by Wisdom in Deliberation/Representation

e)

Social Justice for All Indonesian People

20.

One of the weaknesses of the Indonesian nation is the lack of a critical culture, making it easier for the public to be provoked in mass actions. However, the 2025 demonstration shows that the public is starting to bravely voice injustice.

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21.

The weakness of critical culture in Indonesia often makes society easily provoked in mass actions. However, the 2025 demonstration shows that the public is starting to bravely voice injustice. This can be seen as ...

a)

a challenge to Pancasila

b)

a form of political participation of citizens

c)

an attitude of disobedience to the law

d)

rebellion against the government

e)

the negative influence of globalization

22.

In the context of globalization, the values of Pancasila are often tested by the strong influence of foreign cultures. If society prioritizes a consumptive lifestyle over national interests, the apparent weakness is ...

a)

low nationalism

b)

dominance of the people's economy

c)

high morality of the nation

d)

increased political literacy

e)

realization of social justice

23.

The case of excessive DPR allowances that triggered public demonstrations reflects one of Indonesia's weaknesses in the global era, namely ...

a)

low international competitiveness

b)

high social-economic inequality

c)

inability to manage natural resources

d)

weak bargaining position in diplomacy

e)

fading of the gotong royong culture

24.

The advantage of Indonesia in facing the global era is its strategic geographical location on international trade routes. However, this also brings challenges in the form of ...

a)

isolation from other countries

b)

involvement in regional conflicts

c)

dominance of foreign military

d)

limitations of local culture

e)

weakening of tourism potential

25.

The large demonstration on August 25, 2025, shows public dissatisfaction with political elites. If the government fails to resolve this issue, the most likely threat that will arise is ...

a)

the fading of democracy

b)

the development of the people's economy

c)

the improvement of human resource quality

d)

the strengthening of a culture of tolerance

e)

political stability becoming stronger

26.

In Pancasila, the 5th principle emphasizes social justice for all Indonesian people. The people's demonstration against economic injustice is a real manifestation that ...

a)

the Indonesian nation rejects globalization

b)

the people demand the realization of Pancasila values

c)

Indonesia has failed as a country

d)

democracy contradicts Pancasila

e)

the government has the right to silence the people

27.

Indonesia is known as a religious nation. Religious norms serve as the moral guidelines for society. However, the weakness that often arises is ...

a)

the existence of horizontal conflicts based on religion

b)

increased national resilience

c)

decreased influence of foreign cultures

d)

strengthening of national integration

e)

preservation of social harmony

28.

In facing the currents of globalization, the younger generation of Indonesia is required to have digital literacy. However, many hoaxes circulated during the 2025 demonstration. This becomes a challenge for Indonesia in the form of ...

a)

low morality of the nation

b)

weak digital literacy

c)

high political participation

d)

increased critical culture

e)

strong values of gotong royong

29.

The advantage of Indonesia is having a gotong royong culture. If this value is applied in facing the political crisis due to demonstrations, what will be realized is ...

a)

increased social division

b)

stability and unity of the nation

c)

the fading of Pancasila values

d)

increased conflicts of interest

e)

weakening of citizen solidarity

30.

Globalization demands transparency and accountability. The public's criticism of the DPR receiving large allowances can be seen as ...

a)

resistance to the law

b)

implementation

31.

Globalization demands transparency and accountability. The people's criticism of the DPR receiving large allowances can be seen as ...

a)

resistance to the law

b)

implementation of democratic values

c)

negative impact of globalization

d)

a form of betrayal to the state

e)

apathy towards politics

32.

The Indonesian nation has abundant natural resources. This advantage can be a strength in facing globalization, as long as ...

a)

it is fully controlled by foreigners

b)

managed fairly for the welfare of the people

c)

used to finance the luxurious lifestyle of officials

d)

sold without regard for sustainability

e)

ignored for foreign investment

33.

One of Indonesia's challenges in the global era is economic injustice that triggers social protests. The value of Pancasila that must be upheld to address this issue is ...

a)

Unity of Indonesia

b)

Just and Civilized Humanity

c)

Social Justice for All Indonesian People

d)

Democracy Led by Wisdom

e)

The One and Only God

34.

The advantage of the Indonesian nation is having a democracy that allows the people to express their aspirations. However, its weakness is seen when demonstrations end in chaos. This is caused by ...

a)

lack of legal awareness among the public

b)

foreign dominance in the country

c)

the people's inability to understand Pancasila

d)

rejection of the democratic system

e)

low cultural diversity

35.

Widespread demonstrations across various provinces indicate a common aspiration throughout Indonesia. This proves that ...

a)

the Indonesian nation is weak in facing globalization

b)

society only cares about personal interests

c)

democracy has become a means of public participation

d)

Pancasila is no longer relevant

e)

the people reject diversity

36.

One of the weaknesses of the Indonesian nation is the still high level of corruption. If this condition continues, the impact in the global era will be ...

a)

increased trust from foreign investors

b)

declining national competitiveness

c)

the development of mutual cooperation values

d)

increased social solidarity

e)

the realization of social justice

37.

In facing globalization, Indonesia has the advantage of a culture of tolerance. However, the biggest challenge is ...

a)

the potential for identity and political conflicts

b)

declining literacy levels in society

c)

rejecting all foreign cultures

d)

the loss of democratic values

e)

the fading of nationalism

38.

The demonstration on August 25, 2025, serves as an important lesson that in the global era, the people are increasingly sensitive to issues of justice. This shows that ...

a)

globalization destroys the values of Pancasila

b)

the Indonesian people are apathetic towards politics

c)

society is capable of using democracy for social control

d)

public participation is not needed in a democratic state

e)

the government has the right to close off aspiration spaces

39.

The advantage of the Indonesian nation is having the Pancasila ideology that can serve as a guideline in facing the global era. If the values of Pancasila are truly embraced by officials and the people, then ...

a)

social conflicts will increase

b)

stability and social justice can be realized

c)

the Indonesian nation will become more divided

d)

foreign influence will become stronger

e)

the people do not need to be critical of the government