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Answer by marking the correct choice. Astronomically, Indonesia is located between 6° N – 11° S and 95° E – 141° E. The main impact of this astronomical location is...
Indonesia has a tropical climate
Indonesia is on an international trade route
Indonesia has three time zones
Indonesia will be rich in mining
Indonesia is flanked by two continents, Asia and Australia, and two oceans, the Pacific and Indian. This position is called...
Geographical position
Geological position
Astronomical position
Maritime position
One advantage of Indonesia’s geographical location in the economy is...
Becoming a center for flora and fauna research
Becoming an international sea and air transit route
Avoiding hurricane disasters
Having very high cultural diversity
The list shows Indonesia’s bordering entities: (1) Malaysia (eastern part), (2) Indian Ocean, (3) Papua New Guinea, (4) Timor-Leste. Indonesia’s northern land border is indicated by number...
1
2
3
4
Indonesia is known as a maritime nation. The main reason for this nickname is...
Most people work as fishers
Indonesia’s sea area is larger than its land area
Indonesia has many undersea volcanoes
Indonesia’s ancestors were sailors
Indonesia is also known as an agrarian nation because...
It has large agro‑processing industries
Most of its territory is ocean
Most people earn a living in the agricultural sector
Indonesia’s farm products are exported to developed countries
Winds blowing from Asia to Australia that cause the rainy season in Indonesia are...
East monsoon
West monsoon
Trade winds
Föhn wind
Indonesia lies at the meeting point of three major tectonic plates: Eurasian, Indo‑Australian, and Pacific. A negative impact of these geological conditions is...
Indonesia’s soil becomes fertile
Indonesia will be rich in mineral resources
Indonesia often experiences earthquakes and tsunamis
Indonesia has very high biodiversity
A renewable natural resource is a resource that...
Will run out if used continuously
Can be recycled into other goods
Can be replenished in a relatively short time
Exists only on the ocean floor
Which of the following is a non‑renewable natural resource?
Forests, water, and air
Oil, coal, and natural gas
Sunlight, heat, and wind
Animals, plants, and farm products
One function of mangrove forests for coastal ecosystems is...
Producing timber for building materials
Preventing coastal abrasion and sea‑water intrusion
Becoming a location for iron‑sand mining
Being a mountain recreation area
Efforts to conserve natural resources by establishing nature reserves and wildlife sanctuaries are called...
In‑situ conservation
Ex‑situ conservation
Reforestation
Terracing
Ex‑situ conservation is the preservation of flora and fauna carried out...
In their original habitat
Outside their original habitat, such as zoos or botanical gardens
By cloning new individuals
By letting them live in the wild without intervention
One of Indonesia’s largest maritime resource potentials in the world is...
Coral reefs
Offshore oil mining
Shipbuilding industry
Salt
Development that strives to meet current needs without sacrificing the ability of future generations to meet their needs is called...
National development
Sustainable development
Economic development
Infrastructure development
Which picture numbers show natural resources that are non‑renewable? The images are labeled 1 to 4.
1 and 2
2 and 3
1 and 3
3 and 4
The region in Indonesia known as the largest producer of tin is...
Java Island
Kalimantan Island
Bangka Belitung Islands
Papua Island
Alternative energy that utilizes the Earth’s heat is called...
Solar energy
Wind energy
Geothermal energy
Biomass energy
The imaginary horizontal line dividing the Earth into the Northern and Southern Hemispheres is called the...
Longitude
Latitude
Equator
Meridian
The time difference between Papua (WIT) and Jakarta (WIB) is...
1 hour
2 hours
3 hours
No difference
Three main factors influencing a region’s population dynamics are...
Urbanization, transmigration, and ruralization
Census, survey, and registration
Education, health, and income
Births (natality), deaths (mortality), and migration
Natural population growth is calculated as the difference between...
Birth rate and death rate
Birth rate and immigration rate
Immigration and emigration
Arrivals and departures
Population movement from villages to cities with the aim of settling for a long time is called...
Emigration
Ruralization
Transmigration
Urbanization
Social development in Indonesia is marked by diversity in many fields, except...
Ethnic groups
Religion
State ideology
Language
A geographic factor causing the diversity of ethnic groups in Indonesia is...
A strategic position on trade routes
An archipelagic form that separates communities
A stable tropical climate year‑round
Differences in economic conditions among regions
Change in a person’s or group’s social status to a higher, lower, or equal level is called...
Social integration
Social mobility
Social conflict
Social differentiation
A teacher transferred to another city but remaining a teacher experiences...
Vertical upward mobility
Vertical downward mobility
Horizontal mobility
Intergenerational mobility
An employee promoted to manager due to excellent performance is an example of...
Vertical upward mobility (social climbing)
Vertical downward mobility (social sinking)
Horizontal mobility
Intragenerational mobility
A successful entrepreneur who goes bankrupt and becomes poor experiences...
Vertical upward mobility
Vertical downward mobility
Geographic mobility
Intergenerational mobility
Which of the following is a factor encouraging social mobility?
Differences in race and religion
Severe poverty
Desire to travel to other areas
Good education
A factor that hampers social mobility is...
A stable political situation
Discrimination by race or class
Open job opportunities
Individual desire to progress
Look at the four numbered pictures. Which number shows a political institution?
1
2
3
4
The process of adjustment among different social elements that produces a harmonious pattern of life is called...
Social integration
Social disintegration
Social conflict
Social differentiation
The attitude of accepting and acknowledging differences as a reality in society is called...
Ethnocentrism
Pluralism
Primordialism
Chauvinism
The fusion of two cultures into a new culture where the original culture of the members is abandoned is called...
Assimilation
Acculturation
Diffusion
Accommodation
The blending of different cultures that forms a new culture without eliminating elements of the original cultures is called...
Assimilation
Acculturation
Cooptation
Mediation
An example of acculturation in Indonesian culture is...
Regional languages disappearing, replaced by Indonesian
The Kudus Mosque with a tower resembling Hindu architecture
Chinese New Year celebrated only by ethnic Chinese
A rigid caste system in Bali
An attitude that views one’s own culture as the best and demeans other cultures is called...
Tolerance
Pluralism
Ethnocentrism
Nationalism
One negative impact of social diversity when not properly managed is...
Inter‑group conflict
Increased tourism revenue
Enrichment of national culture
Encouragement of innovation and creativity
Resolving conflict using force or physical power by the stronger party is called...
Coercion
Arbitration
Mediation
Compromise
Conflict resolution involving a third party who mediates, but the final decision is made by the disputing parties, is called...
Adjudication
Arbitration
Mediation
Coercion
Dispute resolution through the court system is called...
Mediation
Arbitration
Adjudication
Conciliation
Social mobility that occurs within an individual during his or her lifetime is called...
Intragenerational mobility
Intergenerational mobility
Horizontal mobility
Vertical mobility
A grandfather is a farmer, the father is a teacher, and the child becomes a doctor. This shows...
Intragenerational upward mobility
Intergenerational upward mobility
Horizontal mobility
Intergenerational downward mobility
The motto Bhinneka Tunggal Ika is used as Indonesia’s national slogan to...
Uniform all existing cultures
Eliminate ethnic and religious differences
Serve as a unifying tool amid diversity
Show Indonesia’s military strength
Essay converted to MSQ. State three positive impacts of Indonesia’s geographic location (between two continents and two oceans). Select all that apply.
Becoming an international trade and transit hub
Greater potential for marine and coastal resources
Easier communication because Indonesia has only one time zone
High cultural and biological diversity due to interactions among regions
Essay converted to MCQ. Natural resources should be managed with the principle of sustainable development. Which is the best example of applying this principle?
Clear‑cutting forests to increase timber exports
Reforestation and regulated logging with community monitoring
Mining all reserves quickly to boost short‑term GDP
Expanding plantations by burning peatlands
Essay converted to MSQ. Social mobility does not always run smoothly. Which of the following are common obstacles to social mobility? Select all that apply.
Discrimination based on race or class
Limited access to quality education
Stable political and legal institutions
Rigid social stratification
Essay converted to MSQ. Identify three channels someone can use to achieve upward vertical mobility. Select all that apply.
Education leading to higher qualifications
Occupational promotion based on performance
Marrying into a higher‑status family
Moving to a different city while keeping the same job
Essay converted to MCQ. Which list correctly names historical kingdoms in Indonesia?
Srivijaya, Majapahit, and Mataram
Khmer, Ayutthaya, and Srivijaya
Majapahit, Sukhothai, and Pagan
Mataram, Champa, and Angkor
