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SOAL SAS KLS. 8 TA. 2025

Total questions: 30

Worksheet time: 15mins

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1.

Pancasila is often called the identity of the Indonesian nation because it guides how citizens think and act. In this context, being the nation’s identity means Pancasila primarily serves as…

a)

The highest legal manual

b)

A distinctive mark and identity of Indonesia

c)

A benchmark for foreign cultures

d)

The source of all government political behavior

2.

As a way of life, Pancasila influences daily decision-making. Which example best shows Pancasila functioning as a way of life?

a)

Memorizing the text of Pancasila

b)

Following all foreign policies

c)

Prioritizing deliberation and consensus to resolve problems

d)

Changing Pancasila’s values with the times

3.

When Pancasila is used as the foundation for drafting national law, it functions primarily as…

a)

An open ideology

b)

A democratic lifestyle

c)

The source of all legal norms

d)

A basis only for international relations

4.

To achieve national goals, Indonesia needs efforts aligned with Pancasila. Which action most reflects such an effort?

a)

Putting personal interests first

b)

Strengthening national unity

c)

Limiting international cooperation

d)

Reducing community participation

5.

Pancasila’s values apply to social issues. When citizens work together in gotong royong, which Pancasila value are they primarily practicing?

a)

Belief in God

b)

Unity

c)

Social justice

d)

People’s sovereignty

6.

Analyzing Pancasila’s values helps resolve conflicts in society. Which statement best explains why analysis of these values can reduce conflict?

a)

It identifies the single most powerful group to follow

b)

It replaces national laws with personal preferences

c)

It clarifies shared principles such as unity, deliberation, and justice to guide fair solutions

d)

It focuses solely on international diplomacy

7.

Which Pancasila value is most appropriate to resolve conflicts between groups?

a)

Belief in One Supreme God

b)

Unity of Indonesia

c)

Just and Civilized Humanity

d)

Social Justice

8.

Pancasila and the 1945 Constitution (UUD 1945) are inseparable. In the constitutional framework, Pancasila holds the position as the basis of which part of UUD 1945?

a)

Body of the Constitution

b)

Preamble of the Constitution

c)

Explanation of the Constitution

d)

Articles of the Constitution

9.

The slogan Bhinneka Tunggal Ika is the foundation of national unity. What is the core meaning of this slogan?

a)

Unity without differences

b)

Erasing ethnic and cultural diversity

c)

Diverse yet united

d)

All cultures must be made the same

10.

Which behavior best reflects the spirit of Bhinneka Tunggal Ika in daily life?

a)

Imposing one’s own culture

b)

Appreciating friends’ diversity

c)

Restricting other regions’ customs

d)

Rejecting differing opinions

11.

Pancasila can be used as a foundation to defend the Unitary State of the Republic of Indonesia (NKRI). Which action shows this principle?

a)

Not paying taxes

b)

Safeguarding the integrity of national territory

c)

Avoiding mutual cooperation activities

d)

Rejecting regional cultures

12.

Every nation has a specific state form. What is the form of the Indonesian state?

a)

Federal kingdom

b)

Sultanate republic

c)

Unitary state

d)

Federation

13.

Centralization and decentralization are two government systems. Their main difference lies in which aspect?

a)

Economic system

b)

Distribution of power

c)

Type of elections

d)

Form of the state

14.

Indonesia has a specific form of government. Which form does Indonesia use?

a)

Monarchy

b)

Republic

c)

Oligarchy

d)

Aristocracy

15.

Which reason best explains why Indonesia chose a republic form of government?

a)

Political power is inherited by royal families

b)

The head of state is appointed for life

c)

Government is carried out by the people through elections

d)

Citizens are not allowed to choose leaders

16.

What is the system of government practiced by Indonesia?

a)

Absolute monarchy

b)

Full parliamentary system

c)

Constitutional republic

d)

Authoritarian regime

17.

A rule of law state has defining characteristics. Which of the following is one such characteristic?

a)

Supreme power rests with the military

b)

Government is exempt from rules

c)

Presence of legal certainty

d)

No courts exist

18.

Equality before the law is a core principle in a rule of law state. What is the meaning of this principle?

a)

All people are free from rules

b)

All citizens are treated the same before the law

c)

Only officials must obey laws

d)

Laws apply only to common people

19.

Which statement best explains the importance of law for a country?

a)

To organize society so people live orderly

b)

To restrict all freedoms completely

c)

To reduce the role of government entirely

d)

To abolish all existing rules

20.

What is meant by sovereignty within a state?

a)

Minor power of the people

b)

The highest power within a country

c)

Power of local regions

d)

Power of private organizations

21.

Which example shows the implementation of popular sovereignty in Indonesia?

a)

Holding elections for leaders

b)

Appointing the president by heredity

c)

Selecting officials by family ties

d)

Prohibiting citizens from influencing policy

22.

In a state, there are three branches of power. What is the main task of the legislative body?

a)

To implement laws

b)

To supervise laws only

c)

To make laws

d)

To judge cases

23.

Which action illustrates checks and balances among branches of government?

a)

The executive limits all other bodies

b)

The legislative oversees the conduct of government

c)

The judiciary sets public policies

d)

The president decides all legal cases

24.

What is a key characteristic of a presidential system of government?

a)

The president is chosen by parliament

b)

The president also serves as a member of the legislature

c)

The president is elected directly by the people

d)

Ministers are empowered to dismiss the president

25.

In a presidential system, the role of the president as head of state is best described as which of the following?

a)

Leading cabinet meetings

b)

Managing day-to-day administration

c)

Serving as the official national symbol

d)

Appointing ministers

26.

An absolute government is characterized by which statement?

a)

Power limited by a constitution

b)

Power concentrated in one party but checked by courts

c)

Power held by a single authority without limits

d)

Power shared equally across regions

27.

Regional governments are granted specific authority. Which task most accurately reflects their duties under autonomy?

a)

Setting nationwide policies

b)

Handling local affairs in line with regional autonomy

c)

Managing international relations

d)

Overseeing national defense

28.

Historically, a swapraja area is best defined as which kind of region?

a)

A central government territory

b)

A region with the right to self-govern

c)

A leaderless district

d)

A colonial administrative zone

29.

Which factor could encourage a swapraja region to integrate into Indonesia?

a)

Desire to strengthen national unity

b)

Preference to avoid independence

c)

Opposition to the central government

d)

Internal conflicts among residents

30.

Certain Indonesian regions have special status. What is a primary basis for granting such status?

a)

Small population size

b)

Distinct history, customs, and regional characteristics

c)

Proximity to the capital city

d)

Uniformity of ethnic groups