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Penilaian Harian 1 report teks kelas 9

Total questions: 35

Worksheet time: 27mins

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Class
Date
1.

Which of the following best describes the main reason orangutans are considered critically endangered?

a)
Climate change effects
b)
Overpopulation of orangutans
c)
Increased hunting for sport
d)
Deforestation and habitat loss
2.

If orangutans mainly eat fruits but also consume leaves, bark, and insects, what will happen if fruit became scarce in their habitat?

a)
Orangutans will thrive on a diet of leaves and bark alone.
b)
Fruit scarcity will have no impact on orangutans' health.
c)
Orangutans will migrate to find more fruit without any issues.
d)

Orangutans would rely more on other available food sources.

3.

Why is it important for humans to protect orangutans and their rainforests?

a)
To increase logging activities in the rainforest.
b)
To promote urban development in tropical areas.
c)
To exploit natural resources without restrictions.
d)
It is important to protect orangutans and their rainforests to preserve biodiversity and maintain healthy ecosystems.
4.

Imagine deforestation continues in Borneo and Sumatra without strict conservation. What is the most likely long-term impact?

a)
Increased agricultural productivity
b)
Loss of biodiversity and potential extinction of species
c)
Enhanced tourism opportunities
d)
Improved air quality
5.

According to the infographic, why are Birds of Paradise mainly found in Papua and nearby islands?

a)
They prefer cold climates and mountainous terrains.
b)

They live in tropical rainforests that support their survival

c)
They are primarily found in deserts and arid regions.
d)
They thrive in urban areas with high human activity.
6.

If the population of Birds of Paradise keeps decreasing in 2025, which of the following is the most possible reason?

a)
Habitat loss and hunting
b)
Improved conservation efforts
c)
Natural migration patterns
d)
Increased food supply
7.

Which combination shows both a type of Bird of Paradise and a place where it lives correctly?

a)
Red Bird of Paradise, Sumatra
b)
Lesser Bird of Paradise, Bali
c)
Blue Bird of Paradise, Java
d)
Greater Bird of Paradise, Papua
8.

The poster suggests that students can help conservation. Which idea is the most impactful if you want to raise awareness in your school?

a)
Focus only on local wildlife
b)
Learn and share knowledge about Bird of Paradise
c)
Promote hunting as a sport
d)
Ignore environmental issues
9.

Where do gorillas and orangutans naturally live?

a)
Gorillas live in the deserts of Africa; orangutans live in the savannas of Australia.
b)
Gorillas live in the wetlands of South America; orangutans live in the grasslands of Africa.
c)
Gorillas live in the mountains of Asia; orangutans live in the tundras of North America.
d)
Gorillas live in the forests of Africa; orangutans live in the rainforests of Borneo and Sumatra.
10.

What is the main physical difference between gorillas and orangutans?

a)

Gorillas are larger and stronger, orangutans are smaller.

b)
Gorillas have longer arms than orangutans.
c)
Gorillas primarily live in trees while orangutans live on the ground.
d)
Orangutans are more social than gorillas.
11.

Why is it important to protect both gorillas and orangutans?

a)
Protecting them is unnecessary for ecosystem health.
b)
It is important to protect both gorillas and orangutans because they are endangered and play crucial roles in their ecosystems.
c)
Gorillas and orangutans are primarily found in Asia.
d)
They are not endangered and have stable populations.
12.

Which statement shows the similarity between gorillas and orangutans?

a)
Both gorillas and orangutans are endangered and need conservation efforts.
b)
Gorillas and orangutans have no common ancestors.
c)
Both species primarily eat meat.
d)
Gorillas and orangutans are both native to Asia.
13.

Where can the Maleo bird be found?

a)
Sulawesi, Indonesia
b)
Java, Indonesia
c)
Borneo, Malaysia
d)
Sumatra, Indonesia
14.

What makes the Maleo bird different from most other bird species?

a)
The Maleo bird feeds primarily on insects and small mammals.
b)
The Maleo bird migrates seasonally like many other birds.
c)
The Maleo bird incubates its eggs in warm sand instead of using body heat.
d)
The Maleo bird builds nests in trees for its eggs.
15.

What is the most distinctive physical feature of the Maleo bird?

a)
Bright yellow feathers on its wings.
b)
Long, curved beak.
c)
White tail feathers.
d)
The black casque on its head.
16.

Why is conservation important for the Maleo bird?

a)
To increase the Maleo bird's egg size.
b)
To promote hunting of the Maleo bird.
c)

To protect its habitat and prevent extinction.

d)
To enhance the Maleo bird's flying abilities.
17.

Where can the Sumatran tiger be found according to the infographic?

a)
Thailand, Southeast Asia
b)
Sumatra, Indonesia
c)
Java, Indonesia
d)
Borneo, Malaysia
18.

If you are asked to present the infographic to your classmates, which points should you emphasize to show why the Sumatran tiger is endangered?

a)
The Sumatran tiger is endangered because of deforestation, illegal hunting, and human-wildlife conflict.
b)
The Sumatran tiger is endangered due to a lack of food sources in the wild.
c)
The Sumatran tiger is endangered because of overpopulation of tigers in the region.
d)
The Sumatran tiger is endangered due to climate change and rising sea levels.
19.

As a student, which actions in the infographic are most effective to help protect the Sumatran tiger?

a)
Ignore the issue and focus on personal studies
b)
Join awareness campaigns and support conservation programs
c)
Participate in illegal hunting activities
d)
Promote deforestation for development purposes
20.

Which of the following are threats to the survival of the Sumatran tiger?

a)
Climate change
b)
Deforestation, illegal hunting, and human-wildlife conflict
c)
Increased tourism
d)
Overpopulation of tigers
21.

Which statements describe the classification of the anoa? (2 correct answer)

a)

Anoa is native to Sulawesi, Indonesia

b)
Anoa belongs to the Canidae family.
c)
Anoa is classified as a type of deer.
d)
Anoa is classified as a small species of wild buffalo in the Bovidae family.
22.

Which features are true about the physical appearance of the anoa? (2 correct answer)

a)
The anoa is large with long white fur and curved horns.
b)
The anoa has a sleek body, bright red hair, and no horns.
c)

The anoa has short, sharp horns

d)

The anoa is small, has short black or brownish hair.

23.

Which factors are the main threats to the survival of anoa? (2 correct answer)

a)

Illegal hunting for meat and horns

b)
predation by large cats
c)
disease outbreaks
d)
habitat loss, illegal hunting
24.

Which facts are specially stated in the text about the anoa? (2 correct answer)

a)
The anoa is the smallest of all wild cattle; it is classified as endangered.
b)

The anoa is often called “dwarf buffalo”

c)
The anoa primarily lives in urban areas and is a social animal.
d)
The anoa is the largest of all wild cattle; it is classified as abundant.
25.

Based on the text, which statements are true about anoa’s survival? (2 correct answer)

a)
Anoa are endangered due to habitat loss and illegal hunting.
b)
Anoa are commonly found in urban areas.
c)

Deforestation reduces Anoas' natural habitat

d)
Anoa have no natural predators in their habitat.
26.

Which information stated in the text about the tarsius?(2 correct answer)

a)

The tarsius has a body length of 10–15 cm

b)

The tarsius belongs to the family Tarsiidae

c)
The tarsius is a nocturnal bird that primarily feeds on fruits and seeds.
d)
The tarsius is a large mammal found in Africa, known for its small ears and ability to swim.
27.

What are the physical characteristics of the tarsius mentioned in the text?(2 correct answer)

a)

Short legs for climbing

b)

Short fingers and toes

c)

A long tail, twice its body length

d)

Big round eyes

28.

Which statements describe how the tarsius adapts to its environment?(2 correct answer)

a)
The tarsius primarily eats fruits and nuts.
b)
The tarsius has a large body for stability.
c)

Its long fingers and toes help it cling to trees

d)

The tarsius has large eyes for night vision.

29.

Based on the text, what factors cause the tarsius population to decrease?(2 correct answer)

a)

Hunting by humans

b)
Increased food supply and habitat expansion
c)

Deforestation that destroys their habitat

d)
Natural predators and disease outbreaks
30.

What can be concluded about why conservation is important for the tarsius? (2 correct answer)

a)

Because it prevents the loss of tropical forests

b)

Because tarsius is one of the smallest primates in the world

c)

Because hunting and deforestation threaten their survival

d)

Because tarsius only lives in captivity

31.

The Javan hawk-eagle is a rare bird of prey that lives only on the island of (1)​ (a)   . It is known as the (2) ​ (b)   bird of Indonesia because it is strong and beautiful.

This eagle has dark brown (3) ​ (c)   , a long crest on its head, and sharp claws for catching prey. Its main diet is small mammals, (4) ​ (d)   , and reptiles.

The Javan hawk-eagle lives in tropical rainforests and builds its nest high in tall trees. Sadly, this bird is (5) (e)   because of habitat loss and illegal hunting. Conservation efforts are important to protect this species.

Choose from the below words
java
national
feathers
endangered
javaScript
domestic
mammals
birds
32.

Reorder the following sentences into a good paragraph.

a)

The domestic cat is a small mammal that is often kept as a pet by humans.

b)

Cats have soft fur, sharp claws, and excellent night vision.

c)

Cats are known for their playful behavior and ability to hunt small animals.

d)

They usually eat fish, meat, or cat food prepared by their owners.

e)

A domestic cat can live around 12–18 years if it is well cared for.

1)
2)
3)
4)
5)
33.

Reorder the following

a)

Gorillas are

b)

the largest

c)

primates

d)

that live in

e)

the forests of Africa.

1)
2)
3)
4)
5)
34.

Organize these options into the right categories

Categorize the following

Bekantan

Orangutan

Bali Starling

Cendrawasih

Gajah Sumatra

Nasalis larvatus

Pongo pygmaeus / Pongo abelii

. Leucopsar rothschildi

Paradisaea apoda

Kalimantan (mangrove & hutan rawa)

Sumatra dan Kalimantan (hutan hujan tropis)

Bali (hutan dan taman nasional)

Papua (hutan hujan tropis)

  1. Sumatra (hutan hujan tropis)

Name of the animal
scientific name
origin place
35.

The Sumatran elephant is a large animal that lives in the forests of Sumatra, Indonesia. It has (1) ​ (a)   ears and (2) ​ (b)   ​ trunks that help it find food and water.

This elephant is smaller than the Indian and African elephants, but it still has (3) ​ ​ (c)   bodies and can weigh up to 5,000 kilograms.

The Sumatran elephant eats grasses, fruits, and leaves. They are known as (4) ​ (d)   animals because they can help spread seeds in the forest.

Sadly, the Sumatran elephant is an endangered species. Habitat loss and hunting are the biggest threats. Conservation programs are needed to protect these (5) ​ (e)   creatures.

Choose from the below words
big
long
strong
useful
endangered
small
short
useless