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Total questions: 150

Worksheet time: 1hrs 15mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Choose the most correct answer. A joint that allows movement in two directions is called …

a)

Hinge joint

b)

Saddle joint

c)

Gliding joint

d)

Ball-and-socket joint

2.

Choose the most correct answer. The following are body parts that play important roles in the movement system, except …

a)

Brain

b)

Bones

c)

Skeleton

d)

Muscles

3.

Choose the most correct answer. The muscles used to lift objects are …

a)

Smooth muscles

b)

Diaphragm muscles

c)

Cardiac muscles

d)

Striated (skeletal) muscles

4.

Choose the most correct answer. A spinal abnormality that curves to the right or left is the disease …

a)

Scoliosis

b)

Kyphosis

c)

Lordosis

d)

Osteoporosis

5.

Choose the most correct answer. A condition in which the whole body becomes stiff, tight, and difficult to move is caused by the disease …

a)

Sprain

b)

Cramp

c)

Vitamin D deficiency

d)

Tetanus

6.

Choose the most correct answer. The pursuit of wealth by searching for gold, silver, minerals, and spices is called …

a)

Glory

b)

Gospel

c)

Gold

d)

Goldy

7.

Choose the most correct answer. During the rivalry in Maluku between the Kingdoms of Tidore and Ternate, the Kingdom of Ternate received support from …

a)

Spain

b)

England

c)

The Netherlands

d)

Portugal

8.

Choose the most correct answer. The Dutch sailed and successfully landed in Banten in the year …

a)

1596

b)

1569

c)

1586

d)

1572

9.

Choose the most correct answer. The atomic bombs destroyed the cities of Hiroshima and Nagasaki when …

a)

PPKI had already held its second session

b)

PPKI was about to hold its first session

c)

The Spanish arrived in the eastern region

d)

The Dutch were about to seize Indonesia from Japan

10.

Which of the following was not a special authority of the VOC (Dutch East India Company)?

a)

Carrying out logging of spice plants owned by the people

b)

The VOC could issue its own currency

c)

Providing education to indigenous people

d)

Forming and having its own army

11.

Australia directly neighbored Indonesia and is separated from it by which ocean?

a)

Indian Ocean

b)

Pacific Ocean

c)

Atlantic Ocean

d)

Southern (Antarctic) Ocean

12.

The largest continent in the world is which one?

a)

America

b)

Asia

c)

Africa

d)

Australia

13.

The tectonic plate on which both Europe and Asia lie is called what?

a)

Pacific Plate

b)

Indo-Australian Plate

c)

Indian Plate

d)

Eurasian Plate

14.

The land and sea area of Asia accounts for what percentage of the world's surface area?

a)

8.5%8.5\%

b)

8.6%8.6\%

c)

8.7%8.7\%

d)

8.8%8.8\%

15.

The Ural Mountains form a boundary between which continents?

a)

Europe and Asia

b)

America and Africa

c)

Asia and Australia

d)

Europe and Australia

16.

Globalization affects many fields, except which one?

a)

Politics

b)

Culture

c)

Education

d)

Economy

17.

One role of Indonesia in global cooperation is which of the following?

a)

Participating in the global economic system and world politics

b)

Founding international organizations

c)

Playing an active role in world institutions

d)

Being involved in the development of global cooperation

18.

A factor that influences the culture of a nation is which of the following?

a)

Population fixation

b)

Population discrimination

c)

Population migration

d)

Population increase

19.

Which of the following is not a point of the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs)?

a)

Maintaining peace

b)

No poverty

c)

Gender equality

d)

Good health and well-being

20.

Indonesia plays an active role in world organizations together with which body?

a)

Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN)

b)

Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs)

c)

Association of Southeast Asian nations

d)

United Nations (UN)

21.

Fill in the blank as instructed: The joint that allows movement in all directions is called __________.

a)

hinge joint

b)

pivot joint

c)

ball-and-socket joint

d)

gliding joint

22.

Fill in the blank as instructed: The national hero shown in the image is named __________.

a)

Soekarno

b)

Mohammad Hatta

c)

Ki Hajar Dewantara

d)

Cut Nyak Dien

23.

The war that erupted due to conflict between traditional groups and religious groups is called

a)

Padri War

b)

Aceh War

c)

Diponegoro War

d)

Java War

24.

One thing that helped Indonesia achieve independence was that two cities in Japan were bombed. Those cities are named

a)

Hiroshima and Nagasaki

b)

Tokyo and Osaka

c)

Kyoto and Nara

d)

Sapporo and Fukuoka

25.

One object that helps us know the locations of countries like the picture above is called

a)

Globe

b)

Map

c)

Compass

d)

Atlas

26.

The activity of selling goods to foreign countries is called

a)

Export

b)

Import

c)

Barter

d)

Domestic trade

27.

A cooperative relationship between two countries that is mutually beneficial in economics, politics, trade, culture, and security is called

a)

Bilateral relations

b)

Unilateral policy

c)

Colonial rule

d)

Isolationism

28.

ASEAN countries total

a)

8

b)

9

c)

10

d)

11

29.

The yellow color on the ASEAN logo means

a)

Prosperity

b)

Peace and stability

c)

Courage and dynamism

d)

Purity

30.

The picture beside is the flag of the country

a)

Singapore

b)

Malaysia

c)

Thailand

d)

Indonesia

31.

Name the three types of muscles found in the human body. Select all that apply.

a)

Skeletal muscle

b)

Smooth muscle

c)

Cardiac muscle

d)

Tendon

32.

In the phrase Gold, Glory, and Gospel used for European motives, which statements are correct? Select all that apply.

a)

Gold refers to seeking wealth through trade and resources.

b)

Glory refers to gaining power, territory, and fame.

c)

Gospel refers to spreading Christianity through missions.

d)

Gold refers to discovering new scientific laws.

33.

There are several causes of melting ice in Antarctica, including human activities. Choose actions that help protect Earth’s climate so it does not worsen. Select at least three.

a)

Reduce fossil fuel use and switch to renewable energy.

b)

Plant trees and protect forests.

c)

Use energy efficiently at home and school.

d)

Increase deforestation to expand farmland.

34.

With the development of globalization we can feel impacts in various fields. Choose positive effects of globalization from the field(s) you know. Select all that apply.

a)

Easier access to information and technology

b)

More opportunities for international trade and cooperation

c)

Cultural exchange and understanding between nations

d)

Greater isolation from other countries

35.

Indonesia has cultural heritage recognized worldwide, such as arts, dances, traditional foods, and historic places. How can we help preserve Indonesian culture? Select all that apply.

a)

Learn and practice traditional arts and dances.

b)

Care for and protect historic sites and cultural objects.

c)

Support local crafts and traditional foods.

d)

Ignore traditions because modern trends are more important.

36.

Choose the best answer by marking X on A, B, C, or D. The following is one way to reflect the first principle of Pancasila in daily life.

a)

Rio refuses to help others because he thinks it is not important

b)

Azka does not disturb Reno’s worship even though their religions are different

c)

Doni holds a discussion with Anton to solve a problem

d)

Fitri respects friends of different ethnic groups

37.

Choose the best answer by marking X on A, B, C, or D. The following is one example of gotong royong (mutual cooperation) in the community environment.

a)

Cleaning the village environment together

b)

Doing class duty together

c)

Not disturbing others’ prayer of a different religion

d)

Helping mother clean the house

38.

Choose the best answer by marking X on A, B, C, or D. The following is one example of gotong royong (mutual cooperation) in the school environment.

a)

Building a new school building

b)

Cleaning a bedroom

c)

Doing class duty together

d)

Giving a friend answers during a test

39.

Choose the best answer by marking X on A, B, C, or D. An example that reflects the second principle of Pancasila in daily life is.

a)

Insulting other people’s ethnic group

b)

Being kind to foreigners

c)

Wearing fashion from abroad

d)

Not disturbing the worship of other religions

40.

Choose the best answer by marking X on A, B, C, or D. Prioritizing buying goods made in our own country or region can increase economic equity. This attitude aligns with which principle of Pancasila?

a)

Belief in One Almighty God

b)

The Unity of Indonesia

c)

Just and Civilized Humanity

d)

Social Justice for All the People of Indonesia

41.

Choose the best answer by marking X on A, B, C, or D. One way we practice the second principle of Pancasila is.

a)

Not disturbing the worship of other religions

b)

Loving fellow human beings

c)

Helping parents with their work

d)

Joining the village’s gotong royong

42.

Choose the best answer by marking X on A, B, C, or D. The rice and cotton symbol represents which principle of Pancasila?

a)

Belief in One Almighty God

b)

The Unity of Indonesia

c)

Just and Civilized Humanity

d)

Democracy guided by the wisdom of deliberation

e)

Social Justice for All the People of Indonesia

43.

One way to practice the fifth principle of Pancasila is …

a)

Accept and carry out the results of deliberation with full responsibility

b)

Love fellow human beings

c)

Maintain balance between rights and obligations

d)

Prioritize the public interest over personal interests

44.

Within the second principle of Pancasila are the values of …

a)

Family

b)

Divinity

c)

Marketing

d)

Humanity

45.

Indonesian is the language of unity upheld by the entire Indonesian nation. This is reflected in the third vow of the Youth Pledge, which is vow number …

a)

One

b)

Two

c)

Three

d)

Four

46.

We live together with many differences among one another; to avoid conflict or quarrels, what is established is …

a)

Rules

b)

Games

c)

Challenges

d)

Prison

47.

Norms mean …

a)

A ritual to ask for safety

b)

A language

c)

A tradition that must be carried out in a region

d)

Rules or provisions that bind members of a group or community

48.

Punishment or sanctions for violating religious norms come from …

a)

Religious scholars

b)

Parents

c)

Police

d)

God

49.

According to us, moral norms are for …

a)

Behaving honestly in all actions

b)

Obeying traffic rules

c)

Living freely

d)

Obeying family rules

50.

Those who must obey legal norms are …

a)

Upper-class citizens

b)

People in remote areas

c)

All citizens

d)

Common people

51.

Deliberation (musyawarah) can be carried out in …

a)

Outer space

b)

The bathroom

c)

Various settings

d)

The kitchen

52.

If a decision has been set through deliberation even though it does not match our personal wishes, the attitude we must show is …

a)

Accept it and help implement it

b)

Accept it but do not implement it

c)

Get angry and force our proposal

d)

Say nothing

53.

A benefit of conducting deliberation is …

a)

Triggering quarrels

b)

Problems increase

c)

Problems remain unresolved

d)

Problems are solved quickly

54.

Choose the best way to present a proposal during a discussion.

a)

Shout repeatedly

b)

Get angry

c)

Speak clearly and briefly

d)

Interrupt other people

55.

What should be done if a conflict or commotion occurs during a meeting?

a)

Stay silent only

b)

Leave the meeting place

c)

Discuss it calmly and properly

d)

Join the fight

56.

To ensure a meeting runs smoothly and is useful, participants should mutually ______.

a)

respect each other

b)

interrupt often

c)

argue loudly

d)

ignore other people’s opinions

57.

The importance of deliberation to maintain unity and shared progress is placed in Pancasila principle number ______.

a)

1

b)

2

c)

3

d)

4

e)

5

58.

Values of Pancasila were discussed long before independence in the sessions of ______.

a)

BPUPKI

b)

PPKI

c)

MPR

d)

DPR

59.

Bullying at school is a violation of Pancasila principle number ______.

a)

1

b)

2

c)

3

d)

4

e)

5

60.

If your opinion is not accepted in a discussion, what should you do?

a)

Walk out of the room

b)

Insist until others agree

c)

Speak louder to dominate

d)

Respect the joint decision and continue participating

61.

To prevent good values from being violated, we need ______ that are a joint agreement.

a)

rules

b)

opinions

c)

punishments only

d)

daily routines

62.

Table manners, dress codes, and speaking politely are part of the rules of which norm?

a)

Religious norms

b)

Politeness (courtesy) norms

c)

Legal norms

d)

Customary (habit) norms

63.

Not showing attitudes that hurt other people’s feelings is a form of which norm?

a)

Religious norms

b)

Politeness (courtesy) norms

c)

Legal norms

d)

Customary (habit) norms

64.

Deliberation is conducted to achieve ______.

a)

victory

b)

conflict

c)

consensus

d)

punishment

65.

If a meeting cannot find a middle ground, the final step that can be taken is ______.

a)

leave the room

b)

postpone indefinitely

c)

hold a vote

d)

shout to end the debate

66.

Which of the following is one way to practice Pancasila values in your neighborhood?

a)

Help neighbors through community service

b)

Throw trash anywhere

c)

Cheat on exams for personal gain

d)

Bullying younger students

67.

Why is it important for every Indonesian citizen to understand and practice Pancasila?

a)

It strengthens unity and guides responsible behavior

b)

It allows laws to be ignored

c)

It divides society into hostile groups

d)

It prioritizes personal interests over the common good

68.

Which is an example of a consequence for violating legal norms?

a)

Fines or imprisonment

b)

Public praise

c)

Rewards from authorities

d)

Promotion at school or work

69.

Which set shows courteous behaviors that can be applied in daily life?

a)

Greeting politely, speaking respectfully, waiting your turn

b)

Interrupting, mocking, pushing in line

c)

Littering, shouting, ignoring elders

d)

Cheating, bragging, refusing to apologize

70.

Choose the best answer. The meaning of the principles of visual art is …

a)

A goal in making art

b)

A method of making art

c)

An idea for making art

d)

Rules used when making art

71.

Choose the best answer. The meaning of rhythm in visual art is …

a)

Continuous and regular repetition of one or more elements

b)

Reflection of light on an object that has certain pigment (color)

c)

The character, quality, and tactile value of a surface

d)

An arrangement of visual elements that feels whole, clear, and attractive

72.

Choose the best answer. In pattern, there is something called informal, which means …

a)

The top and bottom sides are the same

b)

Making straight lines

c)

Free arrangement

d)

The right and left sides are the same

73.

Choose the best answer. Look at the following picture. The picture is an example of …

a)

Opposition

b)

Composition

c)

Transition

d)

Repetition

74.

Choose the best answer. Look at the following picture. The picture is an example of …

a)

Repetition

b)

Transition

c)

Opposition

d)

Exposition

75.

Choose the best answer. The usefulness of being able to draw rhythm is …

a)

It can be used so drawing becomes neater

b)

It can be used to determine the color concept to be used

c)

It can be used to decorate objects

d)

It can be used to show off to other people

76.

Choose the best answer. What is meant by a knot is …

a)

A rope connected to another rope

b)

A rope connected to another object

c)

A rope that has different shapes

77.

Observe the following picture. The picture above is an example of a knot …

a)

Head

b)

Single

c)

Chain

d)

Dead

78.

A dead knot in rope crafts is …

a)

A knot that decorates the rope

b)

A knot that cannot be untied after it is fastened

c)

A knot that is only temporary

d)

A knot used to tie two ropes together

79.

The material most often used as cord in macrame art is …

a)

Leather

b)

Leather

c)

Branch

d)

Cotton

80.

The technique used in macrame art to create patterns is …

a)

Painting

b)

Braiding

c)

Tying knots

d)

Weaving

81.

The thing that must be considered when choosing rope to make macrame art is …

a)

Name of the rope maker

b)

Place where the rope is bought

c)

Strength of the rope

d)

Price of the rope

82.

Weaving is …

a)

A process of crossing materials such as wire to make one strong piece

b)

A process of crossing plant-based materials to make one strong piece

c)

A process of joining used items into a craft

d)

A process of joining ropes with knots to make them strong

83.

We cannot carelessly choose materials to be made into weaving because …

a)

We must pay attention to the function and beauty of the object being made

b)

Materials that can be used are becoming increasingly scarce

c)

Many materials are expensive

d)

Making materials for weaving is very difficult

84.

Observe the following picture. The picture above is an example of the motif type …

a)

Clove flower

b)

Warg

c)

Orange flower

d)

Checker

85.

The main purpose of weaving is …

a)

Education

b)

Functional

c)

Entertainment

d)

Decoration

86.

Handmade weaving in Indonesia is often used to make …

a)

Household crafts

b)

Electronic equipment

c)

Clothing

d)

Stationery

87.

An advantage of using natural materials in weaving is …

a)

Cheap

b)

Lightweight

c)

Environmentally friendly

d)

Not durable

88.

The characteristics of equipment used in weaving techniques are

a)

Simple and traditional

b)

Modern and sophisticated

c)

Expensive and exclusive

d)

Complicated and complex

89.

Fill in the blank: Blue, red, and yellow are colors of what type?

a)

Primary colors

b)

Secondary colors

c)

Tertiary colors

d)

Complementary colors

90.

Fill in the blank: Mixing a primary color with a secondary color will produce what type of color?

a)

Primary

b)

Secondary

c)

Tertiary

d)

Neutral

91.

Fill in the blank: Patterns in visual art are divided into how many types?

a)

Two types

b)

Three types

c)

Four types

d)

Five types

92.

Fill in the blank: A wall that looks rough and feels very coarse when touched means it has what texture?

a)

Smooth texture

b)

Rough texture

c)

Slippery texture

d)

Flat texture

93.

Observe the picture of a glass under sunlight. The shadow should appear at the letter shown in the diagram.

a)

A

b)

B

c)

C

d)

D

94.

In visual art, a work created by tying and knotting is called what?

a)

Macrame

b)

Batik

c)

Weaving

d)

Origami

95.

When practicing knotting, it is best to use cord made from what material?

a)

Cotton

b)

Wire

c)

Plastic strap

d)

Metal chain

96.

The rope knot shown is called what?

a)

Square knot

b)

Overhand (dead) knot

c)

Bowline

d)

Clove hitch

97.

The pictured woven craft item is called what?

a)

Besek (woven box)

b)

Mat (tikar)

c)

Hat (topi)

d)

Tray (tampah)

98.

Fill in the blank: A besek is a woven object of how many dimensions?

a)

One dimension

b)

Two dimensions

c)

Three dimensions

d)

Four dimensions

99.

Which statement best explains the difference between primary and secondary colors?

a)

Primary colors cannot be made by mixing; secondary colors are made by mixing two primary colors.

b)

Both primary and secondary colors are made by mixing primary colors.

c)

Primary colors are made by adding black to any color; secondary colors are made by adding white.

d)

Secondary colors are the basic colors used only in printing.

100.

Select the methods commonly used to create rhythm in drawing.

a)

Repetition

b)

Alternation

c)

Gradation

d)

Perspective

101.

Which description best defines an overhand (dead) knot?

a)

A loop secured with a locking turn that creates a fixed loop

b)

A simple knot formed by crossing the ends once and tightening; it can be difficult to untie

c)

Two interlocked loops used to tie shoes

d)

A knot that slides freely along the rope under tension

102.

What is macrame?

a)

The art of knotting cord to create decorative and functional items

b)

A technique of dyeing fabric using wax resist

c)

The process of weaving cloth on a loom

d)

Folding paper to make shapes

103.

Select three examples of woven craft products.

a)

Basket/besek

b)

Mat (tikar)

c)

Tray (tampah)

d)

Glass vase

104.

Choose the most correct answer: He … Meatball in this restaurant two days ago.

a)

eaten

b)

ate

c)

eating

d)

eat

105.

Choose the most correct answer: Did he … English last night?

a)

Study

b)

Studies

c)

Studied

d)

Studying

106.

Read the dialogue, then answer the question. Tomy: What did you do last night? Michelle: I read a book about mountains. Tomy: Was it fun? Michelle: It was so much fun. What did Michelle do last night?

a)

Played in the mountains

b)

Read a book

c)

Drew picture of mountain

d)

Made a mountains book

107.

Read the dialogue, then answer the question. Tomy: What did you do last night? Michelle: I read a book about mountains. Tomy: Was it fun? Michelle: It was so much fun. How does Michelle feel about her activity?

a)

It was boring

b)

It was so much fun

c)

It was okay

d)

Repetisi

108.

Complete the conversation with the correct word. Dinda: Did uncle Boy … you last night? Gery: Yes, he called me. He invited me to come for dinner tonight. The correct word to fill in the blanks is …

a)

Call

b)

Calls

c)

Called

d)

Calling

109.

Choose the most correct answer to complete the sentence. Dani: Where did you go yesterday? Sammy: I … to the beach with my family.

a)

Went

b)

Going

c)

Go

d)

Gone

110.

Choose the most correct answer: The correct form of a past verb is …

a)

Readed

b)

Breaked

c)

Studyed

d)

Worked

111.

Choose the most correct answer: Danu dan Danis … basketball last Saturday.

a)

Play

b)

Plays

c)

Played

d)

Playing

112.

Choose the most correct answer: I … a glass of tea yesterday.

a)

Drink

b)

Drinked

c)

Drinks

d)

Drank

113.

Choose the most correct answer: Grandmother cooked chicken soup yesterday. The adverb of time of the sentence is …

a)

Grandmother

b)

Cooked

c)

Chicken soup

d)

Yesterday

114.

To see a beautiful sunset, we visited Melasti Beach yesterday afternoon. The adverb of time in the sentence is

a)

Visited

b)

We

c)

Yesterday afternoon

d)

To see beautiful sunset

115.

Adverb that indicates past tense is

a)

Tomorrow

b)

Soon

c)

An hour ago

d)

Next week

116.

… Wednesday, I saw Hana in the bookstore. She bought a novel.

a)

Later

b)

More

c)

Ago

d)

Last

117.

Three day … my sister wrote a short story and sent it to me.

a)

Next

b)

More

c)

Ago

d)

Last

118.

My books … in my bag, but Grace took them out.

a)

Is

b)

Am

c)

At

d)

Were

119.

My friend … in the classroom fifteen minutes ago.

a)

Was

b)

In

c)

Is

d)

Have

120.

Aisyah … the library.

a)

Cooked

b)

Played

c)

Visited

d)

Slept

121.

Evelyn was hungry so she …

a)

Watched a comedy film

b)

Studied English

c)

Ate a bowl of noodle

d)

Come home late

122.

When were you in Malang? The question above expected an answer about

a)

Time

b)

Place

c)

Person

d)

Reason

123.

Yani: … animal did she adopt? Lala: It is a cat.

a)

When

b)

What

c)

How

d)

Where

124.

Fill in the blanks below correctly: Lala … her hands yesterday.

a)

washed

b)

washes

c)

was washing

d)

wash

125.

Fill in the blanks below correctly: Rani … on the bed last night.

a)

sleep

b)

sleeps

c)

slept

d)

sleeping

126.

Fill in the blanks below correctly: Made … to the music last night.

a)

listened

b)

listens

c)

is listening

d)

listen

127.

Fill in the blanks below correctly: Aisyah … some water yesterday.

a)

drank

b)

drink

c)

drinks

d)

was drinking

128.

Fill in the blanks below correctly: Pak Hamid … at the garden yesterday.

a)

was

b)

were

c)

is

d)

are

129.

Fill in the blanks below correctly: Joshua and Made … in the playground yesterday.

a)

was

b)

were

c)

is

d)

are

130.

Pak Udin was ………………….. at the cat last night.

a)

angry at the cat

b)

looking at the cat

c)

smiling at the cat

d)

feeding the cat

131.

Bu Ratih was ……………………….. last night.

a)

sick

b)

happy

c)

sleepy

d)

busy

132.

……………… did you go last Sunday?

a)

Where

b)

When

c)

Why

d)

How

133.

Last Sunday, she did many activities. After she got up and …………… subuh.

a)

prayed

b)

cooked

c)

slept

d)

studied

134.

Write a simple recount text based on the picture. Use simple past tense. Choose the sentence that best matches the picture.

a)

She cooked breakfast yesterday.

b)

She is cooking breakfast now.

c)

She cooks breakfast every day.

d)

She will cook breakfast tomorrow.

135.

Translate the sentence into Indonesian: Pak Hadi and Bu Rika were in the office this morning.

a)

Pak Hadi dan Bu Rika berada di kantor pagi ini.

b)

Pak Hadi dan Bu Rika ada di rumah pagi ini.

c)

Pak Hadi dan Bu Rika sedang di kantor besok pagi.

d)

Pak Hadi dan Bu Rika berada di sekolah pagi ini.

136.

“Joshua berada di perpustakaan pada akhir minggu lalu.” Change the sentence into English.

a)

Joshua was in the library last weekend.

b)

Joshua is in the library last weekend.

c)

Joshua was at the library next weekend.

d)

Joshua were in the library last weekend.

137.

Make one question using who/where/when in English. Choose the correctly formed question.

a)

Where did you go last Sunday?

b)

Who you went last Sunday?

c)

When do you go last Sunday?

d)

Where you go last Sunday?

138.

Arrange the words into a sentence: Sick – My father – was – last year.

a)

My father was sick last year.

b)

Last year my father sick was.

c)

Was my father sick last year.

d)

My father last year was sick.

139.

Mark an X on A, B, C, or D for the most correct answer. Besides absorbing pollution and harmful gases, trees are also able to absorb …

a)

sound

b)

heat

c)

wind

d)

all of the above

140.

Mark an X on A, B, C, or D for the most correct answer. A substance that can pollute the environment is called …

a)

pollution

b)

pollutant

c)

waste

d)

hazardous material

141.

Mark an X on A, B, C, or D for the most correct answer. Environmental damage can cause …

a)

a financial crisis

b)

a water crisis

c)

an economic crisis

d)

a fuel crisis

142.

Mark an X on A, B, C, or D for the most correct answer. Pollution and environmental damage are dangerous for …

a)

tourism

b)

transportation

c)

education

d)

humans and animals

143.

Mark an X on A, B, C, or D for the most correct answer. In general, pollution and environmental damage are caused by …

a)

animals

b)

plants

c)

rain

d)

humans

144.

Mark an X on A, B, C, or D for the most correct answer. Which is not a characteristic of a high-quality mother plant …

a)

has strong roots

b)

is expensive

c)

is resistant to pest and root diseases

d)

is proven to produce high-quality fruit or offspring

145.

Mark an X on A, B, C, or D for the most correct answer. Propagating plants by cutting the branch of the mother plant is called …

a)

grafting (attaching)

b)

splicing

c)

air layering

d)

ground layering

146.

Mark an X on A, B, C, or D for the most correct answer. The fastest-growing plant used for greening critical land is …

a)

mahogany

b)

banyan

c)

bamboo

d)

castor

147.

Mark an X on A, B, C, or D for the most correct answer. Waste that comes from natural materials is …

a)

organic waste

b)

inorganic waste

c)

gas waste

d)

mining waste

148.

Mark an X on A, B, C, or D for the most correct answer. Shopping at the supermarket and bringing your own shopping bag is part of the waste management principle …

a)

Reduce

b)

Reuse

c)

Recycle

d)

Remove

149.

A craft product made from waste seashells is …

a)

Frame

b)

Mat

c)

Glass

d)

Woven item

150.

Using a used drink bottle again as a drinking container belongs to the waste management principle of …

a)

Reduce

b)

Reuse

c)

Recycle

d)

Remove