A) 500 square kilometres
B) 150 square kilometres
C) 291 square kilometres
D) 350 square kilometres

A) Java National Park
B) Komodo National Park
C) Sumatra National Park
D) Bali National Park

A) East Nusa Tenggara
B) West Nusa Tenggara
C) West Java
D) Central Java

A) The largest mammal on Earth
B) The largest snake on Earth
C) The largest bird on Earth
D) The largest lizard on Earth

A) 1991
B) 1981
C) 2011
D) 2001

A) IUCN
B) WWF
C) UNESCO
D) Greenpeace

A) The Great Barrier Reef
B) The Mediterranean Sea
C) The Amazon Basin
D) The Coral Triangle

A) 10,000
B) 15,000
C) 20,000
D) 17,508

A) About 10,000
B) About 5,000
C) About 500
D) About 1,800

A) Java to the west and Bali to the east
B) Lombok to the west and Sumba to the east
C) Sumbawa to the west and Flores to the east
D) Sumatra to the west and Borneo to the east

A) Marco Polo
B) Lieutenant Steyn van Hensbroek
C) Captain James Cook
D) Christopher Columbus

A) 1930s
B) 1920s
C) 1910s
D) 1800s

A) To search for gold
B) To investigate the dragon-like creature
C) To map the island
D) To establish a new colony

A) Establishment of a military base
B) Development of tourism infrastructure
C) Protection of the lizards
D) Exploitation of natural resources

A) ASEAN Heritage Park
B) WWF Global 200 Marine Eco-region
C) Man and Biosphere Reserve
D) UNESCO World Heritage Site

A) Pulau Rinca
B) Tana Modo
C) Pulau Flores
D) Pulau Sumbawa

A) Flores District
B) Komodo District
C) Java District
D) Bali District

A) A region with no significant biodiversity
B) A region with moderate biodiversity
C) One of the world's 10 least biodiverse areas
D) One of the world's 25 biodiversity hotspots

A) Home to the Komodo dragon
B) Home to the world's largest bird
C) Part of the Coral Triangle
D) Declared a UNESCO World Heritage Site

A) Buddhism
B) Islam
C) Christianity
D) Hinduism

A) Amazon rainforest
B) Great Barrier Reef
C) Sahara Desert
D) Lesser Sundas deciduous forests

A) Komodo dragon
B) Civets
C) Macaques
D) Javan deer

A) July 4, 2011
B) December 31, 2012
C) November 11, 2011
D) January 1, 2010

A) Economic downturn
B) Natural disaster
C) Political unrest
D) Conservation efforts amid concerns over animal-smuggling

A) Rp 150 billion
B) Rp 100 billion (around $US 7.2 million)
C) Rp 50 billion
D) $US 10 million

A) An expensive entrance fee for foreign tourists
B) Lower fees for local villagers
C) Free entrance for all tourists
D) No entrance fees at all