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Total questions: 150

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1.

Which theme title is highlighted in the material for this unit?

a)

Tantangan Pembangunan Indonesia

b)

Sejarah Kolonial dan Kemerdekaan

c)

Perubahan Sosial Indonesia Modern

d)

Geografi Regional Asia Tenggara

2.

Which Indonesian government eras are mentioned for studying development over time?

a)

Masa Kerajaan dan Masa Kolonial

b)

Orde Lama, Orde Baru, Orde Reformasi

c)

Era Reformasi dan Demokrasi Liberal

d)

Kabinet Parlementer dan Kabinet Presidensial

3.

What is the first topic students will explore in this theme?

a)

Dampak globalisasi terhadap budaya lokal

b)

Perbandingan negara maju dan berkembang

c)

Pembangunan di Indonesia dari Masa ke Masa

d)

Strategi kampanye menuju negara maju

4.

In this unit, what does "Tolok Ukur Pembangunan" refer to?

a)

Slogan nasional untuk pembangunan

b)

Indikator keberhasilan pembangunan negara

c)

Rencana lima tahun pemerintahan

d)

Program wajib kerja bakti komunitas

5.

Which activity are students invited to do at the end of the theme?

a)

Debat tentang kebijakan luar negeri

b)

Aksi kampanye upaya pembangunan Indonesia

c)

Simulasi pemilihan umum nasional

d)

Kunjungan lapangan ke situs sejarah

6.

What is the broader subject and grade level of the book indicated at the top?

a)

Pendidikan Pancasila kelas X SMA

b)

Bahasa Indonesia kelas VIII SMP/MTs

c)

Matematika kelas VII SMP/MTs

d)

Ilmu Pengetahuan Sosial kelas IX SMP/MTs

7.

Which institution is credited as publisher at the top of the page?

a)

Badan Perencanaan Pembangunan Nasional

b)

Lembaga Ilmu Pengetahuan Indonesia

c)

Kementerian Pendidikan, Kebudayaan, Riset, dan Teknologi

d)

Kementerian Keuangan Republik Indonesia

8.

Which potential theme outcome is emphasized for Indonesia?

a)

Menjadi eksportir terbesar di Asia

b)

Menjadi negara dengan populasi terbesar

c)

Menjadi negara maju di dunia

d)

Menjadi pusat budaya regional

9.

What visual is shown beneath the theme title?

a)

Industri dan infrastruktur dengan lampu malam

b)

Gedung pemerintahan dengan bendera berkibar

c)

Pertanian padi di pedesaan malam hari

d)

Peta politik provinsi Indonesia

10.

Which of the following best describes the focus of the "Gambaran Tema" section?

a)

Biografi penulis dan fotografer

b)

Daftar istilah teknis pembangunan

c)

Ikhtisar topik dan alur pembelajaran tema

d)

Ringkasan metode penelitian lapangan

11.

Which statement best describes a key learning goal related to social change in the contemporary era?

a)

Memorize dates of ancient world civilizations

b)

Understand ongoing social change trends globally

c)

Practice only individual financial budgeting

d)

Focus solely on local folklore traditions

12.

What economic focus is highlighted for analysis in the digital era?

a)

Growth of the digital economy

b)

Decline of medieval trade routes

c)

Fixed gold standard policies

d)

Barter systems in rural villages

13.

Which action shows students contributing positively to global society?

a)

Copying reports without sources

b)

Criticizing peers during presentations

c)

Avoiding discussions of public issues

d)

Participating in relevant social actions

14.

What simple research activity are students expected to perform?

a)

Conduct basic social investigations

b)

Write only personal diaries

c)

Collect random internet memes

d)

Translate novels into English

15.

Which learning indicator involves describing historical development efforts in Indonesia?

a)

Explain development efforts since independence

b)

Predict sports results for local teams

c)

List popular tourist destinations

d)

Compare recipes from regional cuisines

16.

Which indicator best matches evaluating local development processes?

a)

Assess development activities in the community

b)

Calculate classroom seating capacity

c)

Measure rainfall during monsoon seasons

d)

Estimate ages of historical artifacts

17.

Which item is a benchmark used to gauge development success?

a)

Development indicators or metrics

b)

Number of school holidays yearly

c)

Amount of celebrity social media posts

d)

Count of traditional festivals held

18.

What strategic task involves analyzing challenges and national potential?

a)

Practice only basic arithmetic operations

b)

Study obstacles and Indonesia’s potential to advance

c)

Memorize provincial capital cities

d)

Design costumes for cultural parades

19.

Which campaign purpose aligns with the learning goals?

a)

Promote ignoring community development issues

b)

Encourage abandoning environmental protection

c)

Support Indonesia’s path to becoming a developed nation

d)

Advocate reducing education opportunities

20.

Which key question guides student reflection about their role?

a)

Which celebrity should lead national policies?

b)

What is the tallest mountain’s precise elevation?

c)

What contributions can we make to Indonesia’s development?

d)

How many islands exist in the archipelago exactly?

21.

In 2045, Indonesia will mark 100 years of independence. What is a commonly used term for this milestone age?

a)

Century maturity period

b)

Golden age of a nation

c)

Post-independence transition

d)

Millennial renewal era

22.

Which factor is expected to help Indonesia face global economic challenges around 2045?

a)

High elderly population share

b)

Large productive-age population

c)

Declining urbanization rates

d)

Reduced infrastructure spending

23.

The government’s Visi Indonesia 2045 primarily aims to position Indonesia as:

a)

An agricultural exporter only

b)

A regional tourism center

c)

A major advanced country

d)

A leading cultural hub

24.

By 2045, Indonesia is predicted to have completed foundations for which two development areas?

a)

Agriculture and maritime logistics

b)

Tourism and environmental conservation

c)

Infrastructure and human resources

d)

Defense and foreign policy

25.

A demographic bonus occurs when about what share of the population is in productive ages?

a)

Around 90 percent

b)

Around 70 percent

c)

Around 50 percent

d)

Around 30 percent

26.

Which group is identified as key to carrying Indonesia toward becoming a major economy by 2045?

a)

Foreign expatriate workers

b)

Productive-age residents

c)

Retired senior citizens

d)

Primary school students

27.

Which statement best explains why 2045 is considered a special momentum for Indonesia?

a)

It introduces a new currency

b)

It coincides with a royal coronation

c)

It marks a century of independence

d)

It is the end of a five-year plan

28.

Which concept refers to improvements in education, health, and standard of living mentioned as key terms?

a)

Balance of Payments

b)

Gross Domestic Product

c)

Human Development Index

d)

Comparative Advantage

29.

Looking at the depicted national complex labeled Astana Indonesia Raya, which development priority does it symbolically emphasize?

a)

Rural irrigation networks

b)

National infrastructure prestige

c)

Small-scale cottage industries

d)

Traditional village governance

30.

Which outcome is most aligned with a successful demographic bonus for Indonesia?

a)

Shrinking human capital

b)

Expanded productive workforce

c)

Higher dependency ratio

d)

Reduced labor participation

31.

Which statement best defines national development in a country?

a)

A planned effort improving life quality across sectors

b)

A spontaneous growth of cities without government role

c)

An increase in exports while households remain unchanged

d)

A focus on military expansion above social programs

32.

Which example shows physical or infrastructure development?

a)

Publishing a novel about national heroes

b)

Organizing a traditional dance competition

c)

Creating poetry clubs in local schools

d)

Building railways, roads, and power plants

33.

What is one purpose of Indonesia’s national development policies?

a)

Reduce education access for rural citizens

b)

Protect all Indonesian people and territory

c)

Prioritize elite interests over public welfare

d)

Expand borders through regional conflicts

34.

Which national goal aligns with advancing general welfare?

a)

Cutting community programs nationwide

b)

Improving public services and social prosperity

c)

Restricting healthcare to urban residents

d)

Limiting infrastructure to capital city only

35.

Which activity reflects Indonesia’s role in global order per national aims?

a)

Supporting war to expand economic markets

b)

Imposing tariffs to punish neighboring states

c)

Withdrawing from all international forums

d)

Promoting peace and social justice worldwide

36.

Why are development projects described as planned efforts?

a)

They rely exclusively on private charities

b)

They are designed by government and society

c)

They occur randomly without coordination

d)

They depend solely on foreign investors

37.

Which statement distinguishes physical development from other fields?

a)

It builds infrastructure like dams and airports

b)

It focuses on private consumption habits

c)

It only improves arts, culture, and literature

d)

It changes voting rules and party systems

38.

How does national development relate to constitutional mandates from 1945?

a)

It focuses solely on market liberalization

b)

It aims to protect, prosper, educate, and foster peace

c)

It requires heavy taxation without social benefits

d)

It mandates cultural uniformity above diversity

39.

Which outcome best illustrates educating the life of the nation?

a)

Closing public libraries in rural districts

b)

Expanding access to quality schools and learning

c)

Banning scientific research in universities

d)

Reducing teacher training and school funding

40.

Which statement best describes development as a social change process mentioned in the text at the top of the page?

a)

An unpredictable, cyclical, seasonal community effort

b)

A planned, long-term, continuous national process

c)

A short, spontaneous, unplanned local activity

d)

A sudden, temporary, isolated government project

41.

The images labeled Masa Kolonial, Orde Lama, Orde Baru, and Reformasi primarily illustrate which idea?

a)

Population change by island and province

b)

Development across different government periods

c)

Cultural festivals during national holidays

d)

Trade routes between Southeast Asian ports

42.

During Masa Kolonial, which development pattern is most evident from the black-and-white street image?

a)

Limited infrastructure and sparse motorized transport

b)

High-rise skyline with multilane expressways

c)

Advanced highways with dense private vehicles

d)

Modern public transit and organized bike lanes

43.

In the Orde Lama photo with a bus and bicycle rickshaw, what does the scene suggest about urban transport at that time?

a)

Dominance of private cars over all other modes

b)

Fully electrified bus rapid transit corridors

c)

Exclusive reliance on high-speed rail services

d)

Mix of basic motor vehicles with nonmotorized modes

44.

Which feature in the Orde Baru image indicates challenges typical of rapid urbanization?

a)

Traffic congestion with many private vehicles

b)

Abandoned streets lacking public activity

c)

Empty highways with minimal car presence

d)

Rural dirt roads with horse-drawn carts

45.

The Reformasi image with a red arch bridge most directly represents which aspect of development?

a)

Replacement of all roads with waterways

b)

Decline in transport connectivity nationwide

c)

Return to colonial-era architecture styles

d)

Large-scale modern infrastructure investment

46.

Place the eras in chronological order from earliest to latest, based on the captions.

a)

Reformasi, Orde Baru, Orde Lama, Masa Kolonial

b)

Orde Baru, Masa Kolonial, Reformasi, Orde Lama

c)

Orde Lama, Masa Kolonial, Reformasi, Orde Baru

d)

Masa Kolonial, Orde Lama, Orde Baru, Reformasi

47.

If a city plans a bridge like the one in the Reformasi photo, which long-term goal does this most likely support?

a)

Improving regional connectivity and economic growth

b)

Reducing all travel to nonmotorized transport

c)

Ending government involvement in planning projects

d)

Eliminating urbanization and population density

48.

Which misconception about development is challenged by the text’s description?

a)

Development only happens in one government era

b)

Development happens as a sustained, planned process

c)

Development occurs instantly without planning

d)

Development is random and short-lived changes

49.

Looking at the four images together, which pattern best reflects Indonesia’s development trajectory?

a)

From limited infrastructure to modern connectivity

b)

From advanced highways to rural dirt roads

c)

From dense private cars to animal-drawn carts

d)

From modern bridges to abandoned city streets

50.

When did the Old Order period in Indonesia begin?

a)

27 December 1949 transfer

b)

1 October 1965 movement

c)

11 March 1966 decree

d)

17 August 1945 proclamation

51.

Until around what year did the Old Order last before transitioning to the New Order?

a)

Around 1966

b)

Around 1950

c)

Around 1962

d)

Around 1971

52.

Which statement best describes Indonesia’s security conditions during the Old Order?

a)

Peaceful after foreign recognition

b)

Unstable due to internal conflicts

c)

Calm because strong institutions

d)

Stable with minimal conflict

53.

Which external factor contributed to instability in early independence?

a)

Famine caused by drought

b)

Trade embargo by the US

c)

War against the Netherlands

d)

Border disputes with Malaysia

54.

What major sectors were prioritized for development during the Old Order?

a)

Agriculture and health

b)

Politics and economy

c)

Education and culture

d)

Tourism and defense

55.

Why did Indonesia’s economy lack optimal national strength during the Old Order?

a)

Overdependence on tourism

b)

High oil prices globally

c)

Inherited colonial structures

d)

Excessive taxation policies

56.

Which misconception about the Old Order economy is most accurate to refute?

a)

It had fully modern institutions

b)

It inherited colonial networks

c)

It was entirely privatized

d)

It relied mostly on tourism

57.

What was a key internal issue mentioned that affected political stability?

a)

Mass immigration flows

b)

Regional autonomy reforms

c)

Ideological clashes and rebellions

d)

Rapid industrialization policies

58.

Identify the figure shown in the photograph’s caption.

a)

Leader of Dutch forces

b)

Prime minister of Malaysia

c)

Second vice president

d)

First president of Indonesia

59.

Which question would help explore causes of the 1966 transition to the New Order?

a)

When did tourism expand?

b)

Who won the 1945 election?

c)

What sparked internal conflicts?

d)

Why were taxes increased?

60.

Which political system did Indonesia follow during the Old Order era?

a)

Federal monarchy led by regional kings

b)

Parliamentary democracy with president and prime minister

c)

Military junta with appointed governors

d)

Presidential democracy with no parliament

61.

In the Old Order system, what was the president’s primary role?

a)

Speaker of parliament leading sessions

b)

Chief justice overseeing courts

c)

Head of state representing the nation

d)

Head of government managing daily policy

62.

Who led the cabinet and coordinated ministers during the Old Order?

a)

President acting as cabinet chair

b)

Prime minister as cabinet head

c)

DPR chairperson with committees

d)

Chief of police with security council

63.

Why were cabinets often named in a particular way during the Old Order?

a)

After the military branch funding them

b)

After the prime minister who led them

c)

After the president’s official residence

d)

After the province where they met

64.

Which pair correctly identifies Indonesia’s top leaders early in the Old Order?

a)

Sukarno as prime minister, Hatta as speaker

b)

Hatta as president, Sukarno as prime minister

c)

Suharto as president, Djuanda as vice president

d)

Sukarno as president, Mohammad Hatta as vice president

65.

During the Old Order, how many prime ministers served overall?

a)

Five prime ministers across the era

b)

Ten prime ministers across the era

c)

Twenty prime ministers across the era

d)

Fifteen prime ministers across the era

66.

Which statement best describes the division of roles between president and prime minister in the Old Order?

a)

President led parliament; prime minister led judiciary

b)

Prime minister led state; president led courts

c)

Both jointly led state and courts

d)

President led state; prime minister led government

67.

What responsibility did the prime minister have toward the DPR during the Old Order?

a)

None; only the president answered to DPR

b)

Leading DPR sessions as chair

c)

Accountability for cabinet policies to DPR

d)

Appointing DPR members directly

68.

In the image of Jakarta during the Old Order, what everyday urban feature is most evident?

a)

Skyscrapers with modern highways

b)

Suburban malls with parking lots

c)

Heavy use of bicycles and rickshaws

d)

Electric trams on elevated tracks

69.

Mohammad Hatta served as vice president until 1956. Which event is linked to that date?

a)

Military appointment announced on 1 December 1956

b)

Impeachment trial completed on 1 December 1956

c)

Election victory declared on 1 December 1956

d)

Resignation formally submitted on 1 December 1956

70.

Which leader served as prime minister immediately after Sutan Sjahrir’s term ended on 3 July 1947?

a)

Mohammad Natsir

b)

Amir Sjarifoeddin

c)

Mohammad Hatta

d)

Wilopo

71.

During which dates did Mohammad Hatta serve as prime minister?

a)

29 January 1948–6 September 1950

b)

3 July 1947–29 January 1948

c)

6 September 1950–21 April 1951

d)

1 April 1952–30 July 1953

72.

Who held the prime minister role from 6 September 1950 to 21 April 1951?

a)

Mohammad Natsir

b)

Djoeanda Kartawidjaja

c)

Sukiman Wijosandjojo

d)

Boerhanoeddin Harahap

73.

Which cabinet leader’s term ended on 30 July 1953?

a)

Wilopo

b)

Ali Sastroamidjojo (I)

c)

Sukiman Wijosandjojo

d)

Boerhanoeddin Harahap

74.

Arrange these leaders by start date, earliest to latest: Ali Sastroamidjojo (I), Boerhanoeddin Harahap, Djoeanda Kartawidjaja.

a)

Ali Sastroamidjojo (I), Djoeanda Kartawidjaja, Boerhanoeddin Harahap

b)

Djoeanda Kartawidjaja, Boerhanoeddin Harahap, Ali Sastroamidjojo (I)

c)

Boerhanoeddin Harahap, Ali Sastroamidjojo (I), Djoeanda Kartawidjaja

d)

Ali Sastroamidjojo (I), Boerhanoeddin Harahap, Djoeanda Kartawidjaja

75.

Who served as prime minister from 24 March 1956 to 9 April 1957?

a)

Djoeanda Kartawidjaja

b)

Ali Sastroamidjojo (II)

c)

Boerhanoeddin Harahap

d)

Wilopo

76.

Which leader’s term began on 9 April 1957 and ended on 9 July 1959?

a)

Djoeanda Kartawidjaja

b)

Ali Sastroamidjojo (II)

c)

Boerhanoeddin Harahap

d)

Sukiman Wijosandjojo

77.

Sukiman Wijosandjojo served between which dates?

a)

26 April 1951–1 April 1952

b)

6 September 1950–21 April 1951

c)

1 April 1952–30 July 1953

d)

12 August 1955–24 March 1956

78.

Which statement best describes a trend in the Old Order prime ministerial tenures?

a)

Only one leader served during the 1950s

b)

Terms always began on the first of the month

c)

Consistently long and stable administrations

d)

Frequent leadership changes over short periods

79.

Which leader concurrently served as president during his listed term from 9 July 1959 to 25 July 1966?

a)

Wilopo

b)

Sukarno

c)

Mohammad Hatta

d)

Ali Sastroamidjojo

80.

Which major international event hosted by Indonesia in 1955 aimed to unite newly independent countries?

a)

Bali Pacific Security Forum

b)

Jakarta Non-Aligned Congress

c)

Bandung Asian-African Conference

d)

Geneva Summit of world powers

81.

What domestic achievement occurred in Indonesia in the same year as the Asian-African Conference?

a)

Adoption of a new national flag

b)

Establishment of the Supreme Court

c)

First nationwide census conducted

d)

First General Election successfully held

82.

The 1959 Presidential Decree primarily changed Indonesia’s political system from

a)

military junta to civilian rule

b)

federal to unitary confederation

c)

presidential to constitutional monarchy

d)

liberal parliamentary to guided democracy

83.

After the 1959 decree, who concurrently served as President and Prime Minister?

a)

Ali Sastroamidjojo as cabinet chief

b)

Sukarno holding both positions

c)

General Nasution appointed interim

d)

Mohammad Hatta in dual roles

84.

During Guided Democracy (1959–1966), which cabinet was formed to unite political forces?

a)

Cabinet Reformasi Rakyat

b)

Cabinet Gotong Royong

c)

Cabinet Pembangunan Mandiri

d)

Cabinet Persatuan Nasional

85.

What was the purpose of the Nasakom campaign promoted in the early 1960s?

a)

Join the Western defense pact promptly

b)

Privatize state industries fast

c)

Fuse nationalist, religious, communist ideologies

d)

Expand military rule nationwide

86.

Which challenge eventually undermined the unity achieved under Sukarno’s leadership?

a)

Complete economic self-sufficiency

b)

Persistent crises triggering major conflict

c)

External invasion from neighbors

d)

Severe drought and famine only

87.

Why did governments struggle to last long before 1955, according to the passage?

a)

Absence of a written constitution

b)

Frequent natural disasters nationwide

c)

Clashes among political ideologies

d)

Lack of international recognition

88.

Which statement best describes Indonesia’s political progress in 1955?

a)

Military-led governance replaced elections

b)

Both domestic and international achievements

c)

Only foreign diplomacy advanced

d)

Domestic reforms stalled entirely

89.

What major transition followed the late period of Sukarno’s rule?

a)

Formation of the Non-Aligned Movement

b)

Return to Dutch colonial rule

c)

Rise of the New Order government

d)

Creation of a federal monarchy

90.

Which constitutional documents were adopted in Indonesia after 1945 during the early post-independence period?

a)

Federal Act 1955 and UUD 1960

b)

UUD 1930 and Charter 1942

c)

UUD RIS 1949 and UUDS 1950

d)

Jakarta Charter 1945 and UUD 1959

91.

During the Old Order, Indonesia changed from which state form to which?

a)

Republic to monarchy

b)

Federation to unitary

c)

Monarchy to republic

d)

Unitary to federation

92.

What was the primary impact of changing the state form on Indonesia’s legal framework?

a)

Taxes were abolished nationwide

b)

The constitution also changed

c)

Provincial borders were removed

d)

Military ranks were standardized

93.

When was the Badan Perancang Ekonomi established to begin economic planning?

a)

17 August 1945

b)

1 January 1950

c)

19 January 1947

d)

12 April 1947

94.

Who initiated the creation of the Badan Perancang Ekonomi?

a)

Minister of Prosperity A.K. Gani

b)

President Sukarno

c)

Vice President Mohammad Hatta

d)

Minister of Industry Sumitro

95.

What was the planning horizon of the Badan Perancang Ekonomi?

a)

Single-year rapid recovery

b)

5 years with yearly reviews

c)

2–3 years within a 10-year span

d)

20-year long-term vision

96.

Which committee, led by Mohammad Hatta, strengthened the economic planning efforts in April 1947?

a)

Panitia Pemikir Siasat Ekonomi

b)

Dewan Perancang Negara

c)

Biro Perancang Negara

d)

Panitia Perdagangan dan Industri

97.

What was the main task of Panitia Pemikir Siasat Ekonomi?

a)

Negotiate foreign loans with allies

b)

Set provincial tax rates nationwide

c)

Collect data and study development strategies

d)

Train military officers for logistics

98.

What foundational document did Panitia Pemikir Siasat Ekonomi produce?

a)

Piagam Perdagangan dan Industri

b)

Rencana Pembangunan Pendidikan Nasional

c)

Pedoman Politik Luar Negeri Indonesia

d)

Dasar-dasar Pokok daripada Plan Mengatur Ekonomi Indonesia

99.

Why couldn’t Panitia Pemikir Siasat Ekonomi perform optimally?

a)

The committee faced natural disasters

b)

Political situation was uncertain

c)

Members lacked any economic training

d)

Funding was unlimited and misused

100.

Afterward, which institutions continued national economic development work?

a)

Foreign Embassies; UN Missions; Private Firms

b)

Provincial Assemblies; Farmer Cooperatives; Trade Unions

c)

Ministry of Defense; National Bank; Supreme Court

d)

Kementerian Perdagangan dan Industri; Dewan Perancang Negara; Biro Perancang Negara

101.

Which institution was established in 1963 to coordinate national development planning in Indonesia?

a)

Badan Perencanaan Pembangunan Nasional

b)

Dewan Perancang Nasional Indonesia

c)

Kementerian Keuangan Republik Indonesia

d)

Badan Tenaga Nuklir Nasional Indonesia

102.

During the Old Order, which sector involved building and renovating roads, bridges, terminals, stations, and ports?

a)

Transportation infrastructure sector

b)

Fiscal and monetary sector

c)

International trade sector

d)

Higher education sector

103.

What was a key communication initiative undertaken during the Old Order government?

a)

Introducing satellite internet services

b)

Launching nationwide television cable

c)

Privatizing telecommunication firms

d)

Expanding radio and postal networks

104.

Which facilities were developed to support public health during the Old Order?

a)

Herbal medicine markets

b)

Mobile vaccination vans

c)

Community clinics and hospitals

d)

Private pharmacies and labs

105.

Which example of infrastructure from the Old Order is highlighted with an image on this page?

a)

Stasiun Bandung in West Java

b)

Bandar Udara Djuanda in Sidoarjo

c)

Pelabuhan Tanjung Priok in Jakarta

d)

Jembatan Ampera in Palembang

106.

What primary purpose did Djuanda Airport serve when first built during the Old Order?

a)

Training school for civil aviation pilots

b)

Military airbase supporting Irian Barat campaign

c)

Commercial hub for domestic tourism growth

d)

Cargo center for international trade routes

107.

Which area of policy was mentioned as part of the Old Order’s programs besides infrastructure?

a)

Agricultural land redistribution

b)

Universal suffrage expansion

c)

International trade initiatives

d)

Judicial court reforms

108.

What role did Ir. Djuanda hold during the airport’s development process?

a)

Chief of the armed forces logistics

b)

Governor of East Java province

c)

Minister of transportation and logistics

d)

Deputy prime minister overseeing projects

109.

Which education-related development occurred under the Old Order?

a)

Creating private tutoring networks

b)

Eliminating national examinations

c)

Mandating online learning platforms

d)

Building schools and universities

110.

Which technological institution’s development is noted for the Old Order period?

a)

Badan Komunikasi Nasional in media

b)

Badan Statistik Nasional in data

c)

Badan Energi Terbarukan in renewables

d)

Badan Tenaga Nuklir in technology

111.

Which river does the Ampera Bridge cross in South Sumatra?

a)

Sungai Musi

b)

Sungai Kapuas

c)

Sungai Citarum

d)

Sungai Mahakam

112.

In which years was the Ampera Bridge constructed and inaugurated?

a)

Built 1960, opened 1963

b)

Built 1964, opened 1966

c)

Built 1962, opened 1965

d)

Built 1957, opened 1967

113.

What name was initially given to the bridge at its opening ceremony?

a)

Jembatan Orde Baru

b)

Jembatan Djuanda

c)

Jembatan Ampera

d)

Jembatan Bung Karno

114.

Why was the bridge’s name changed during the New Order era?

a)

Political rebranding policies

b)

Structural renovation needs

c)

Local referendum results

d)

International naming standards

115.

Where is the Jatiluhur Dam located?

a)

West Java

b)

South Sumatra

c)

East Kalimantan

d)

North Sulawesi

116.

Which river is held back by the Jatiluhur Dam?

a)

Batanghari River

b)

Brantas River

c)

Musi River

d)

Citarum River

117.

What is the approximate height and length of the Jatiluhur Dam?

a)

90 meters high, 1.50 km long

b)

96 meters high, 1.22 km long

c)

75 meters high, 2.10 km long

d)

120 meters high, 0.80 km long

118.

What major purposes does the Jatiluhur Dam serve for Indonesia?

a)

Irrigation and hydropower

b)

Flood control and tourism

c)

Navigation and aquaculture

d)

Drinking water and recreation

119.

Which statement best describes the scale of water storage at Jatiluhur?

a)

Capacity in tens of billions cubic meters

b)

Capacity under one million cubic meters

c)

Capacity around one billion cubic meters

d)

Capacity a few hundred thousand cubic meters

120.

Who initiated the construction of the Ampera Bridge before receiving central support?

a)

Community volunteer groups

b)

National military engineers

c)

Private foreign investors

d)

Local regional government

121.

Which period marked the start of Sukarno’s Guided Democracy in Indonesia?

a)

1957 after regional rebellions

b)

1959 at the shift to Guided Democracy

c)

1963 during the GANEF0 celebration

d)

1955 in early parliamentary era

122.

What was the primary focus of Mercusuar foreign policy under President Sukarno?

a)

Trade liberalization with industrial powers

b)

Alignment with Western military blocs

c)

Participation in world political affairs

d)

Isolation from global politics

123.

Why did Sukarno promote Mercusuar politics internationally?

a)

To secure loans from industrialized countries

b)

To reduce domestic infrastructure spending

c)

To show Indonesia could lead emerging nations

d)

To diminish Indonesia’s role in Asia

124.

Which statement best describes Indonesia’s intended role under Mercusuar politics?

a)

A neutral state focused only on trade

b)

A major nation capable of leadership

c)

A regional follower of major powers

d)

A minor player avoiding global conflicts

125.

How did Mercusuar politics influence domestic policy during Sukarno’s era?

a)

It cut public works to fund defense

b)

It halted industrial projects nationwide

c)

It spurred large-scale infrastructure building

d)

It privatized transportation and utilities

126.

Which goal did the infrastructure projects aim to support under Mercusuar politics?

a)

Reducing Indonesia’s participation abroad

b)

Tourism-only development around beaches

c)

Exclusive military expansion in rural areas

d)

Various agendas in international engagement

127.

The envelope shown marks the celebration of what event in Indonesia?

a)

Asian Games inauguration ceremony

b)

GANEF0: Games of the New Emerging Forces

c)

Independence Day postal commemoration

d)

Bandung Conference of Non-Aligned Movement

128.

Which year appears on the commemorative item related to GANEF0?

a)

1965 above the red stamp

b)

1963 on first day of issue

c)

1961 written in violet ink

d)

1959 printed near the globe

129.

What collaborative theme is highlighted at the top of the activity sheet?

a)

Pancasila (five principles)

b)

Gotong Royong (mutual cooperation)

c)

Revolusi Mental (mental revolution)

d)

Bhinneka Tunggal Ika (unity in diversity)

130.

If you were researching Sukarno-era infrastructure, which two types of projects would best align with Mercusuar goals?

a)

Monasteries and historical archives

b)

Village art centers and poetry clubs

c)

Ports and national sports facilities

d)

Private malls and luxury resorts

131.

What event marked the transition of leadership from Sukarno to Soeharto in the late 1960s?

a)

General Election consolidation nationwide

b)

Surat Perintah Sebelas Maret issuance

c)

Foreign aid agreement with the IMF

d)

Formation of regional development councils

132.

In which year was the Surat Perintah Sebelas Maret (Supersemar) given to Soeharto?

a)

1965

b)

1966

c)

1968

d)

1967

133.

Who officially appointed Soeharto as president in 1968?

a)

National Election Commission

b)

Majelis Permusyawaratan Rakyat Sementara

c)

Supreme Court of Indonesia

d)

Cabinet Presidium of Indonesia

134.

What was the primary reason Supersemar was issued to Soeharto?

a)

To sign international trade treaties

b)

To secure the nation amid crises

c)

To reorganize provincial boundaries

d)

To expand cultural exchange programs

135.

During the early New Order, what was the first focus of government action?

a)

Establishing new national universities

b)

Privatizing state enterprises extensively

c)

Stabilizing politics and economy

d)

Implementing universal suffrage nationwide

136.

Which policy approach did the New Order government use to maintain political stability?

a)

Decentralizing power to villages broadly

b)

Promoting multi-party mergers rapidly

c)

Expanding public political freedoms greatly

d)

Restricting certain political activities

137.

What consequence did limiting political activities aim to achieve in the New Order period?

a)

Reduce literacy rates in rural areas

b)

Prevent dissent and maintain order

c)

Increase foreign tourism arrivals

d)

Strengthen cultural festivals nationwide

138.

By 1968, what had happened to Sukarno’s power and Soeharto’s strength?

a)

Both leaders resigned simultaneously

b)

Sukarno weakened as Soeharto strengthened

c)

Both leaders maintained equal influence

d)

Sukarno strengthened while Soeharto weakened

139.

Why did the government seek political stability before focusing on economic development?

a)

To comply with international law changes

b)

To prepare for natural disaster responses

c)

To meet sports competition requirements

d)

To enable sustained national development

140.

What broader context surrounded Indonesia in 1966 prompting the Supersemar?

a)

Peaceful multi-party collaboration era

b)

Successful agricultural surplus period

c)

Severe political and economic crises

d)

Rapid technological innovation nationwide

141.

How long did the New Order era in Indonesia last?

a)

Approximately 28 years total duration

b)

Approximately 32 years total duration

c)

Approximately 36 years total duration

d)

Approximately 40 years total duration

142.

Who served as vice president of Indonesia from 24 March 1973 to 23 March 1978?

a)

Adam Malik served in that timeframe

b)

Hamengkubuwono IX served in that timeframe

c)

Umar Wirahadikusumah served then

d)

Soedharmono served in that period

143.

Which vice president’s term directly followed Adam Malik’s tenure ending on 11 March 1983?

a)

Soedharmono took office next

b)

B.J. Habibie took office next

c)

Try Sutrisno took office next

d)

Umar Wirahadikusumah took office next

144.

What were the start and end dates of Umar Wirahadikusumah’s vice presidency?

a)

11 March 1993 to 11 March 1998

b)

23 March 1978 to 11 March 1983

c)

11 March 1998 to 21 May 1998

d)

11 March 1983 to 11 March 1988

145.

Which leader served as vice president from 11 March 1988 to 11 March 1993?

a)

Adam Malik served those years

b)

Hamengkubuwono IX served those years

c)

Try Sutrisno served those years

d)

Soedharmono served during those years

146.

Who was vice president from 11 March 1993 until 11 March 1998?

a)

Hamengkubuwono IX did then

b)

Try Sutrisno held that office then

c)

Umar Wirahadikusumah did then

d)

Soedharmono held that office then

147.

Which vice president had the shortest listed term on the page?

a)

B.J. Habibie served the shortest term

b)

Adam Malik served the shortest term

c)

Soedharmono served the shortest term

d)

Hamengkubuwono IX served the shortest term

148.

What event is mentioned as occurring after elections during the New Order era?

a)

A period of cabinet reshuffling occurred

b)

Provincial borders were changed

c)

A national referendum was held

d)

A new constitution was drafted

149.

Which statement best describes presidential selection during the New Order?

a)

Presidents rotated annually by law

b)

Military councils selected all presidents

c)

The same president was repeatedly appointed

d)

Presidents were chosen by public referendum

150.

Why is political stability considered important for a country’s development?

a)

It guarantees rapid population growth

b)

It eliminates all economic inequality

c)

It supports consistent policy implementation

d)

It ensures cultural uniformity nationwide