ENGLISH TEST 3

NAME :

CLASS :

A. ANSWER THESE QUESTIONS BY CROSSING A, B, C OR D!

1. Indonesia is located between two continents, they are ... and ...
a. Australia and Europe. c. Asia and Australia.
b. America and Europe. d. Africa and Asia.
2. There are ... islands in Indonesia.
a. One thousand. c. Twelve thousand.
b. Ten thousand. d. More than seventeen thousand.
3. Which of the following Islands is NOT the big islands in Indonesia?
a. Bali. c. Papua.
b. Kalimantan. d. Sulawesi.
4. Indonesia has two seasons, they are ... season and ... season.
a. Summer and winter. c. Rainy and autumn.
b. Dry and spring. d. Dry and rainy.
5. Which of the following fruits is called snake fruit?
a. Guava. c. Strawberry.
b. Salak. d. Pineapple.
The text is for number 6 to 10
Indonesia is the place where I can stand and live. It is a country in Southeast Asia and
Oceania. Indonesia, as I know it well, is an archipelago comprising at around 17,000 islands. It
has 33 provinces with over 230 million people, including myself and is the world’s fourth most
populous country. I stand for years here, wasting my time to work hard for its beauty. This
country is too much perfect to live in, especially the nation’s capital city, Jakarta, the city in
which I fall in love.
The country shares land borders with Papua New Guinea, East Timor, and Malaysia; but no
borders of my heart with Indonesia at all. All people know that other neighboring countries of
Indonesia are Singapore, Philippines, Australia, and the Indian territory of the Andaman and
Nicobar Islands. All of them are only neighbors which do not really love it as well as I do. With
its islands, Indonesia gives me many friends from distinct ethnic, linguistic, and religious groups.
The Javanese are the largest—and the politically dominant—ethnic group. Due to Nationalism, I
and my friends will always get together for sharing identity defined by a national language,
ethnic diversity, religious pluralism, within a majority Muslim population.
I will hold this country with the real spirit and power with its national motto, “Bhinneka
Tunggal Ika” (“Unity in Diversity” literally, “many, yet one”), articulates the diversity that
shapes the country. Despite its large population and densely populated regions, Indonesia has
vast areas of wilderness that support the world’s second highest level of biodiversity. The
country is richly endowed with natural resources, yet poverty remains widespread.
6. How many province that Indonesia has?
a. 230 c. 33
b. 45 d. 70
7. What is the capital city of Indonesia?
a. Makasar c. Surabaya
b. Jakarta d. Yogyakarta
8. What are the largest, the politically dominant, the ethnic group in Indonesia?
a. The Sundanese c. The Sumatrans
b. The Papuanese d. The Javanese
9. What is the motto of Indonesia?
a. Bhineka Bhayangkari c. Bhinneka Tunggal Ika
b. Taruna Bhayangkara d. Bhayangkara Bhayangkari
10. What is the main idea of the last paragraph?
a. Talking about Indonesia’s people c. Talking about Indonesia’s neighbor
b. Talking about Indonesia’s motto d. Talking about Indonesia’s beauty

B. FILL THE BLANK WITH APPROPIATE ANSWER IN THE BOX BELOW!

Rainy Islands Big Brightly

Smallest Active Two

Mountains Hot Largest

Indonesia is a ……(1) country. It is between ……. (2) continents, Asia and Australia, and
between two oceans, the Pacific Ocean and Indian Ocean. It is the ……….(3) archipelago in
the world. There are more than 17 thousand ……… (4) in Indonesia.
We have a lot of islands. The big ones are Papua, Kalimantan, Sumatra, Sulawesi, and
Java. Of the five islands, Java is the ……… (5), but it is the most populated one. We can
find people from around Indonesia.
Indonesia also has many ………(6) Many of them still ……… (7) and can erupt anytime.
We call the volcanoes, like Sinabung and Marapi in Sumatra, Merapi in Java, and Loko in
South Sulawesi. When they erupt, they bring out very …….. (8) lava from inside the earth.
Indonesia is on the equator. It is a tropical country. The sun shines ……. (9) everyday, so
it is mostly hot. It has two seasons, they are ……… (10) season and dry season.