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Sumatran Elephants
Sumatran elephants are a type of Asian elephant. Their scientific name is Elephas maximus sumatranus. They come from Sumatra and are the smallest among Asian elephants. They can grow up to 6 meters long and 1.5–2.7 meters tall, with a weight of around 5 tonnes. Their skin is colourful with a few uncoloured spots. They are almost bald and gray, with round, small ears and long trunks. Both males and females have tusks, although the male's tusks are more visible. Female tusks are short, often hidden, and sometimes absent. Sumatran elephants use their trunks for several purposes. They use them to drink water, grab objects, breathe, smell, shower, and make sounds. They are social animals and usually live in groups led by the biggest and oldest female.
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What is the scientific name of the Sumatran elephant?
A) Sumatran elephant
B) Elephas maximus
C) Presbytis natunae
D) Elephas maximus sumatranus
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Sumatran Elephants
Sumatran elephants are a type of Asian elephant. Their scientific name is Elephas maximus sumatranus. They come from Sumatra and are the smallest among Asian elephants. They can grow up to 6 meters long and 1.5–2.7 meters tall, with a weight of around 5 tonnes. Their skin is colourful with a few uncoloured spots. They are almost bald and gray, with round, small ears and long trunks. Both males and females have tusks, although the male's tusks are more visible. Female tusks are short, often hidden, and sometimes absent. Sumatran elephants use their trunks for several purposes. They use them to drink water, grab objects, breathe, smell, shower, and make sounds. They are social animals and usually live in groups led by the biggest and oldest female.
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Which physical feature is specifically mentioned in the text?
A) Large ears and a short trunk
B) Small ears and a long trunk
C) Reddish-brown fur and large eyes
D) Puffy cheeks and a throat pouch
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Orangutan
Orangutans are big apes found in Southeast Asia. They are native to Indonesia and Malaysia and live only on Kalimantan Island and northern Sumatra Island. They spend most of their time in trees and move from branch to branch using their long limbs. They seldom come to the ground and usually build nests on treetops. Older males, however, often travel and sleep on the ground. Male orangutans are less than one meter tall and weigh about 77 kilograms. Females are about 0.75 meter tall and weigh about half as much as males. Both have coarse, long, reddish-brown fur. Males have puffy cheeks and a throat pouch containing air sacks that help them make loud groans. Orangutans mostly eat fruit, young leaves, inner bark, and eggs. During the dry season, they build fat reserves for the monsoon period from April to October, when food is less available.
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Where do orangutans live according to the text?
A) The Natuna Islands and Sumatra
B) Kalimantan and northern Sumatra
C) Sumatra and Java
D) Kalimantan and Java
- 4. MULTIPLE CHOICE
Orangutan
Orangutans are big apes found in Southeast Asia. They are native to Indonesia and Malaysia and live only on Kalimantan Island and northern Sumatra Island. They spend most of their time in trees and move from branch to branch using their long limbs. They seldom come to the ground and usually build nests on treetops. Older males, however, often travel and sleep on the ground. Male orangutans are less than one meter tall and weigh about 77 kilograms. Females are about 0.75 meter tall and weigh about half as much as males. Both have coarse, long, reddish-brown fur. Males have puffy cheeks and a throat pouch containing air sacks that help them make loud groans. Orangutans mostly eat fruit, young leaves, inner bark, and eggs. During the dry season, they build fat reserves for the monsoon period from April to October, when food is less available.
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Which group of foods is part of the orangutan's diet?
A) Flowers, small animals, and bark
B) Fruit, young leaves, inner bark, and eggs
C) Leaves, flowers, insects, and water
D) Fruit, flowers, and seeds only
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The Kekah
The Kekah is a species of monkey with the scientific name Presbytis natunae. It is found exclusively on the Natuna Islands of Indonesia. It lives in dense forests of the Natuna Archipelago, including lowland and montane rainforests. The Kekah usually stays in the canopy and prefers areas with abundant vegetation and food. The Kekah is medium-sized. Males weigh about 10–12 kilograms, while females weigh about 6–8 kilograms. Its body is about 50–60 centimeters long, with a tail measuring 70–80 centimeters. It has long grayish fur, a black face, a short snout, a long tail, and large eyes. The Kekah mainly eats leaves, fruits, and flowers. It is herbivorous but occasionally eats insects and small animals. It usually forages in groups that use the same food sources.
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What is the scientific name of the Kekah?
A) Elephas maximus sumatranus
B) Presbytis natunae
C) Sumatran elephant
D) Elephas maximus
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The Kekah
The Kekah is a species of monkey with the scientific name Presbytis natunae. It is found exclusively on the Natuna Islands of Indonesia. It lives in dense forests of the Natuna Archipelago, including lowland and montane rainforests. The Kekah usually stays in the canopy and prefers areas with abundant vegetation and food. The Kekah is medium-sized. Males weigh about 10–12 kilograms, while females weigh about 6–8 kilograms. Its body is about 50–60 centimeters long, with a tail measuring 70–80 centimeters. It has long grayish fur, a black face, a short snout, a long tail, and large eyes. The Kekah mainly eats leaves, fruits, and flowers. It is herbivorous but occasionally eats insects and small animals. It usually forages in groups that use the same food sources.
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Which statement correctly combines the Kekah's diet and communication?
A) It eats mainly eggs and communicates through loud groans
B) It eats only insects and communicates through facial expressions
C) It eats leaves, fruits, and flowers and communicates through calls and body language
D) It eats inner bark and communicates through a throat pouch
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Read the information carefully.
During an animal observation, four students recorded the body length of four animals.
The rabbit was 40 cm long,
the fox was 90 cm,
the deer was 150 cm, and
the horse was 200 cm.
The students used the data to compare the animals in their report.
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Based on the data, which sentence is grammatically and logically correct?
A) The rabbit is the shortest than the fox.
B) The rabbit is more short than the fox.
C) The rabbit is short than the fox.
D) The rabbit is shorter than the fox.
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Read the incomplete description.
The school keeps several animal-care records. Every morning, the condition of the animals is checked by the staff. The cages are cleaned before the students arrive, and fresh food is prepared for the animals.
“The animals ______ every morning by the staff.”
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Which option correctly completes the sentence?
A) check
B) are checking
C) checked
D) are checked
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The Hornbill: A Unique Bird of Southeast Asia
The hornbill is a remarkable bird native to the tropical and subtropical regions of Southeast Asia, known for its distinct and uniquely curved bill. These birds are easily recognizable due to their large size, striking appearance, and the prominent casque—a hard, helmet-like structure atop their bills. This casque varies in size and shape depending on the species and is believed to serve as an echo chamber for their calls and as a display feature during mating rituals.
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Hornbills are predominantly fruit-eating birds, although their diet may also include small animals, insects, and even some plant material. Their large bills help them access food high in the treetops, which is where they spend most of their time. These birds are excellent fliers and are well-adapted to their forested environments.
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There are about 54 species of hornbills, and they play a significant role in their ecosystems. They are important seed dispersers, contributing to the growth of various plant species. However, hornbills face several threats, including habitat loss due to deforestation and hunting for their distinctive bills and feathers. As a result, many species of hornbills are considered vulnerable or endangered by the International Union for Conservation of Nature (IUCN). Conservation efforts are essential to preserve these majestic birds and protect their natural habitats.
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Which scientific information about the hornbill would be most appropriate to include when a student introduces the animal in a class presentation?
A) It is a forest bird with a large, curved bill.
B) It is a Southeast Asian bird called a hornbill.
C) It is a bird that mainly eats fruit and lives in treetops.
D) It is a bird with a prominent casque and a uniquely curved bill.
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The Hornbill: A Unique Bird of Southeast Asia
The hornbill is a remarkable bird native to the tropical and subtropical regions of Southeast Asia, known for its distinct and uniquely curved bill. These birds are easily recognizable due to their large size, striking appearance, and the prominent casque—a hard, helmet-like structure atop their bills. This casque varies in size and shape depending on the species and is believed to serve as an echo chamber for their calls and as a display feature during mating rituals.
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Hornbills are predominantly fruit-eating birds, although their diet may also include small animals, insects, and even some plant material. Their large bills help them access food high in the treetops, which is where they spend most of their time. These birds are excellent fliers and are well-adapted to their forested environments.
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There are about 54 species of hornbills, and they play a significant role in their ecosystems. They are important seed dispersers, contributing to the growth of various plant species. However, hornbills face several threats, including habitat loss due to deforestation and hunting for their distinctive bills and feathers. As a result, many species of hornbills are considered vulnerable or endangered by the International Union for Conservation of Nature (IUCN). Conservation efforts are essential to preserve these majestic birds and protect their natural habitats.
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Which information from the report should the student use?
A) It allows the bird to reach food that grows high in the forest.
B) It helps the bird fly efficiently through forested environments.
C) It helps the bird disperse seeds while moving among trees.
D) It may function as an echo chamber and a display feature during mating.
- 11. COMPLEX MULTIPLE CHOICE
Sumatran Elephants
Sumatran elephants are a type of Asian elephant. Their scientific name is Elephas maximus sumatranus. They come from Sumatra and are the smallest among Asian elephants. They can grow up to 6 meters long and 1.5–2.7 meters tall, with a weight of around 5 tonnes. Their skin is colourful with a few uncoloured spots. They are almost bald and gray, with round, small ears and long trunks. Both males and females have tusks, although the male's tusks are more visible. Female tusks are short, often hidden, and sometimes absent. Sumatran elephants use their trunks for several purposes. They use them to drink water, grab objects, breathe, smell, shower, and make sounds.
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Choose TWO statements that are correct about the physical characteristics of Sumatran elephants.
A) They have reddish-brown fur.
B) They have round, small ears.
C) They have puffy cheeks.
D) They have long trunks.
- 12. COMPLEX MULTIPLE CHOICE
Sumatran Elephants
Sumatran elephants are a type of Asian elephant. Their scientific name is Elephas maximus sumatranus. They come from Sumatra and are the smallest among Asian elephants. They can grow up to 6 meters long and 1.5–2.7 meters tall, with a weight of around 5 tonnes. Their skin is colourful with a few uncoloured spots. They are almost bald and gray, with round, small ears and long trunks. Both males and females have tusks, although the male's tusks are more visible. Female tusks are short, often hidden, and sometimes absent. Sumatran elephants use their trunks for several purposes. They use them to drink water, grab objects, breathe, smell, shower, and make sounds.
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Choose TWO statements that correctly describe the functions of an elephant's trunk.
A) It is used to grab objects.
B) It is used to build treetop nests.
C) It is used to produce reddish-brown fur.
D) It is used to smell.
- 13. COMPLEX MULTIPLE CHOICE
Read the information carefully.
During an animal observation, students measured four animals.
The rabbit was 40 cm long,
the fox was 90 cm,
the deer was 150 cm, and
the horse was 200 cm long.
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Which sentences correctly describe the data? Choose TWO correct answers.
A) The fox is the longest animal.
B) The deer is longer than the fox.
C) The rabbit is the shortest animal.
D) The horse is shorter than the deer.
- 14. COMPLEX MULTIPLE CHOICE
Read the information below.
A class compared the body weights of four animals.
The cat weighs 5 kg,
the dog weighs 12 kg,
the goat weighs 30 kg, and
the horse weighs 80 kg.
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Which sentences accurately compare the animals? Choose TWO correct answers.
A) The cat is heavier than the dog.
B) The dog is heavier than the cat.
C) The goat is the heaviest animal.
D) The horse is heavier than the goat.
- 15. COMPLEX MULTIPLE CHOICE
Read the observation data.
Three birds have different wingspans.
The sparrow has a wingspan of 25 cm,
the pigeon has a wingspan of 60 cm, and
the eagle has a wingspan of 220 cm.
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Which sentences correctly express the comparison? Choose TWO correct answers.
A) The pigeon has the widest wingspan of the three birds.
B) The eagle has a wider wingspan than the pigeon.
C) The sparrow has a wider wingspan than the pigeon.
D) The eagle has the widest wingspan of the three birds.
- 16. COMPLEX MULTIPLE CHOICE
Read the four sentences.
1. The animals are fed by the keeper every morning.
2. The cages clean by the staff every day.
3. The water is changed by the students every afternoon.
4. The birds feeds by a volunteer every morning.
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Which sentences use the simple present passive voice correctly? Choose TWO correct answers.
A) Sentence 3
B) Sentence 1
C) Sentence 2
D) Sentence 4
- 17. COMPLEX MULTIPLE CHOICE
Read the four sentences.
1. The injured bird was rescued by the team yesterday.
2. The damaged cage was repaired by the workers last week.
3. The animals were feeding by the keeper yesterday.
4. The lost puppy was find by a volunteer last night.
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Which sentences use the simple past passive voice correctly? Choose TWO correct answers.
A) Sentence 4
B) Sentence 2
C) Sentence 3
D) Sentence 1
- 18. COMPLEX MULTIPLE CHOICE
Read the four sentences.
1. The animals are being examined by the veterinarian now.
2. The cages are cleaned by the staff every morning.
3. The injured dog is being treated by the veterinarian at the moment.
4. The birds were being observed by the students yesterday.
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Which sentences correctly use the present continuous passive voice? Choose TWO correct answers.
A) Sentence 3
B) Sentence 2
C) Sentence 1
D) Sentence 4
- 19. COMPLEX MULTIPLE CHOICE
The Eastern Golden Kangaroo
The Eastern Golden Kangaroo, also known as Macropus agilis, is a medium-sized marsupial native to the eastern regions of Indonesia. It has a distinctive golden-brown fur on its back, which gives it the name "golden kangaroo." The fur is short and dense, with lighter underparts and a long, muscular tail that helps in balancing while hopping. Its large, strong hind legs allow it to move efficiently through its habitat, while its forelimbs are smaller and used for grasping.
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This kangaroo is commonly found in forests and grasslands of eastern Indonesia, particularly in areas with abundant vegetation and water sources. It is most often seen in tropical and subtropical climates, where it prefers areas with dense vegetation for shelter and grazing.The Eastern Golden Kangaroo is herbivorous, feeding primarily on grasses, leaves, and shrubs. It uses its sharp incisors to cut through tough vegetation. Its dentition is adapted for grinding plant matter, with large molars at the back of its jaw to help break down plant fibers.In terms of behavior, the Eastern Golden Kangaroo is generally solitary and nocturnal. It spends most of the day resting in shaded areas to avoid the heat, and it becomes more active during the evening and night. It is also known to be a good jumper, capable of covering large distances in search of food or mates. Although not aggressive, it can use its strong legs to defend itself if threatened.
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Choose TWO statements that correctly describe the Eastern Golden Kangaroo's body adaptations.
A) The Eastern Golden Kangaroo The Eastern Golden Kangaroo, also known as Macropus agilis
B) Its strong hind legs support efficient movement.
C) Its long tail helps maintain balance during hopping.
D) Its sharp canines are adapted for defense.
- 20. COMPLEX MULTIPLE CHOICE
The Eastern Golden Kangaroo
The Eastern Golden Kangaroo, also known as Macropus agilis, is a medium-sized marsupial native to the eastern regions of Indonesia. It has a distinctive golden-brown fur on its back, which gives it the name "golden kangaroo." The fur is short and dense, with lighter underparts and a long, muscular tail that helps in balancing while hopping. Its large, strong hind legs allow it to move efficiently through its habitat, while its forelimbs are smaller and used for grasping.
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This kangaroo is commonly found in forests and grasslands of eastern Indonesia, particularly in areas with abundant vegetation and water sources. It is most often seen in tropical and subtropical climates, where it prefers areas with dense vegetation for shelter and grazing.The Eastern Golden Kangaroo is herbivorous, feeding primarily on grasses, leaves, and shrubs. It uses its sharp incisors to cut through tough vegetation. Its dentition is adapted for grinding plant matter, with large molars at the back of its jaw to help break down plant fibers.In terms of behavior, the Eastern Golden Kangaroo is generally solitary and nocturnal. It spends most of the day resting in shaded areas to avoid the heat, and it becomes more active during the evening and night. It is also known to be a good jumper, capable of covering large distances in search of food or mates. Although not aggressive, it can use its strong legs to defend itself if threatened.
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Choose TWO details that would be suitable for the habitat section of a presentation about this kangaroo.
A) It prefers areas with dense vegetation for shelter and grazing.
B) The Eastern Golden Kangaroo The Eastern Golden Kangaroo, also known as Macropus agilis
C) It mainly rests in treetops during the daytime.
D) It lives in forests and grasslands of eastern Indonesia.
- 21. "The Eastern Golden Kangaroo
The Eastern Golden Kangaroo, also known as Macropus agilis, is a medium-sized marsupial native to the eastern regions of Indonesia. It has a distinctive golden-brown fur on its back, which gives it the name golden kangaroo. The fur is short and dense, with lighter underparts and a long, muscular tail that helps in balancing while hopping. Its large, strong hind legs allow it to move efficiently through its habitat, while its forelimbs are smaller and used for grasping.
This kangaroo is commonly found in forests and grasslands of eastern Indonesia, particularly in areas with abundant vegetation and water sources. It is most often seen in tropical and subtropical climates, where it prefers areas with dense vegetation for shelter and grazing.
The Eastern Golden Kangaroo is herbivorous, feeding primarily on grasses, leaves, and shrubs. It uses its sharp incisors to cut through tough vegetation. Its dentition is adapted for grinding plant matter, with large molars at the back of its jaw to help break down plant fibers.
In terms of behavior, the Eastern Golden Kangaroo is generally solitary and nocturnal. It spends most of the day resting in shaded areas to avoid the heat, and it becomes more active during the evening and night. It is also known to be a good jumper, capable of covering large distances in search of food or mates. Although not aggressive, it can use its strong legs to defend itself if threatened."
MATCHING
1. The animal uses its muscular tail to maintain stability when it moves by hopping.
2. The animal becomes more active during the evening and night.
3. The animal obtains most of its food from grasses, leaves, and shrubs.
4. The animal prefers places with dense vegetation that provide shelter and grazing opportunities.
5. The animal can use its powerful legs when it faces a threat.
OPSI JODOHKAN:
A. Nocturnal behavior
B. Herbivorous diet
C. Habitat preference
D. Defensive behavior
E. Body adaptation
A) 1 - A
B) 1 - D
C) 1 - E
D) 1 - B
E) 1 - C
- 22. "The Eastern Golden Kangaroo
The Eastern Golden Kangaroo, also known as Macropus agilis, is a medium-sized marsupial native to the eastern regions of Indonesia. It has a distinctive golden-brown fur on its back, which gives it the name golden kangaroo. The fur is short and dense, with lighter underparts and a long, muscular tail that helps in balancing while hopping. Its large, strong hind legs allow it to move efficiently through its habitat, while its forelimbs are smaller and used for grasping.
This kangaroo is commonly found in forests and grasslands of eastern Indonesia, particularly in areas with abundant vegetation and water sources. It is most often seen in tropical and subtropical climates, where it prefers areas with dense vegetation for shelter and grazing.
The Eastern Golden Kangaroo is herbivorous, feeding primarily on grasses, leaves, and shrubs. It uses its sharp incisors to cut through tough vegetation. Its dentition is adapted for grinding plant matter, with large molars at the back of its jaw to help break down plant fibers.
In terms of behavior, the Eastern Golden Kangaroo is generally solitary and nocturnal. It spends most of the day resting in shaded areas to avoid the heat, and it becomes more active during the evening and night. It is also known to be a good jumper, capable of covering large distances in search of food or mates. Although not aggressive, it can use its strong legs to defend itself if threatened."
MATCHING
1. The animal uses its muscular tail to maintain stability when it moves by hopping.
2. The animal becomes more active during the evening and night.
3. The animal obtains most of its food from grasses, leaves, and shrubs.
4. The animal prefers places with dense vegetation that provide shelter and grazing opportunities.
5. The animal can use its powerful legs when it faces a threat.
OPSI JODOHKAN:
A. Nocturnal behavior
B. Herbivorous diet
C. Habitat preference
D. Defensive behavior
E. Body adaptation
A) 2 - A
B) 2 - E
C) 2 - B
D) 2 - D
E) 2 - C
- 23. "The Eastern Golden Kangaroo
The Eastern Golden Kangaroo, also known as Macropus agilis, is a medium-sized marsupial native to the eastern regions of Indonesia. It has a distinctive golden-brown fur on its back, which gives it the name golden kangaroo. The fur is short and dense, with lighter underparts and a long, muscular tail that helps in balancing while hopping. Its large, strong hind legs allow it to move efficiently through its habitat, while its forelimbs are smaller and used for grasping.
This kangaroo is commonly found in forests and grasslands of eastern Indonesia, particularly in areas with abundant vegetation and water sources. It is most often seen in tropical and subtropical climates, where it prefers areas with dense vegetation for shelter and grazing.
The Eastern Golden Kangaroo is herbivorous, feeding primarily on grasses, leaves, and shrubs. It uses its sharp incisors to cut through tough vegetation. Its dentition is adapted for grinding plant matter, with large molars at the back of its jaw to help break down plant fibers.
In terms of behavior, the Eastern Golden Kangaroo is generally solitary and nocturnal. It spends most of the day resting in shaded areas to avoid the heat, and it becomes more active during the evening and night. It is also known to be a good jumper, capable of covering large distances in search of food or mates. Although not aggressive, it can use its strong legs to defend itself if threatened."
MATCHING
1. The animal uses its muscular tail to maintain stability when it moves by hopping.
2. The animal becomes more active during the evening and night.
3. The animal obtains most of its food from grasses, leaves, and shrubs.
4. The animal prefers places with dense vegetation that provide shelter and grazing opportunities.
5. The animal can use its powerful legs when it faces a threat.
OPSI JODOHKAN:
A. Nocturnal behavior
B. Herbivorous diet
C. Habitat preference
D. Defensive behavior
E. Body adaptation
A) 3 - D
B) 3 - B
C) 3- A
D) 3 - C
E) 3 - E
- 24. "The Eastern Golden Kangaroo
The Eastern Golden Kangaroo, also known as Macropus agilis, is a medium-sized marsupial native to the eastern regions of Indonesia. It has a distinctive golden-brown fur on its back, which gives it the name golden kangaroo. The fur is short and dense, with lighter underparts and a long, muscular tail that helps in balancing while hopping. Its large, strong hind legs allow it to move efficiently through its habitat, while its forelimbs are smaller and used for grasping.
This kangaroo is commonly found in forests and grasslands of eastern Indonesia, particularly in areas with abundant vegetation and water sources. It is most often seen in tropical and subtropical climates, where it prefers areas with dense vegetation for shelter and grazing.
The Eastern Golden Kangaroo is herbivorous, feeding primarily on grasses, leaves, and shrubs. It uses its sharp incisors to cut through tough vegetation. Its dentition is adapted for grinding plant matter, with large molars at the back of its jaw to help break down plant fibers.
In terms of behavior, the Eastern Golden Kangaroo is generally solitary and nocturnal. It spends most of the day resting in shaded areas to avoid the heat, and it becomes more active during the evening and night. It is also known to be a good jumper, capable of covering large distances in search of food or mates. Although not aggressive, it can use its strong legs to defend itself if threatened."
MATCHING
1. The animal uses its muscular tail to maintain stability when it moves by hopping.
2. The animal becomes more active during the evening and night.
3. The animal obtains most of its food from grasses, leaves, and shrubs.
4. The animal prefers places with dense vegetation that provide shelter and grazing opportunities.
5. The animal can use its powerful legs when it faces a threat.
OPSI JODOHKAN:
A. Nocturnal behavior
B. Herbivorous diet
C. Habitat preference
D. Defensive behavior
E. Body adaptation
A) 4 - E
B) 4 - A
C) 4 - D
D) 4 - B
E) 4 - C
- 25. "The Eastern Golden Kangaroo
The Eastern Golden Kangaroo, also known as Macropus agilis, is a medium-sized marsupial native to the eastern regions of Indonesia. It has a distinctive golden-brown fur on its back, which gives it the name golden kangaroo. The fur is short and dense, with lighter underparts and a long, muscular tail that helps in balancing while hopping. Its large, strong hind legs allow it to move efficiently through its habitat, while its forelimbs are smaller and used for grasping.
This kangaroo is commonly found in forests and grasslands of eastern Indonesia, particularly in areas with abundant vegetation and water sources. It is most often seen in tropical and subtropical climates, where it prefers areas with dense vegetation for shelter and grazing.
The Eastern Golden Kangaroo is herbivorous, feeding primarily on grasses, leaves, and shrubs. It uses its sharp incisors to cut through tough vegetation. Its dentition is adapted for grinding plant matter, with large molars at the back of its jaw to help break down plant fibers.
In terms of behavior, the Eastern Golden Kangaroo is generally solitary and nocturnal. It spends most of the day resting in shaded areas to avoid the heat, and it becomes more active during the evening and night. It is also known to be a good jumper, capable of covering large distances in search of food or mates. Although not aggressive, it can use its strong legs to defend itself if threatened."
MATCHING
1. The animal uses its muscular tail to maintain stability when it moves by hopping.
2. The animal becomes more active during the evening and night.
3. The animal obtains most of its food from grasses, leaves, and shrubs.
4. The animal prefers places with dense vegetation that provide shelter and grazing opportunities.
5. The animal can use its powerful legs when it faces a threat.
OPSI JODOHKAN:
A. Nocturnal behavior
B. Herbivorous diet
C. Habitat preference
D. Defensive behavior
E. Body adaptation
A) 5 - D
B) 5 - C
C) 5 - E
D) 5 - A
E) 5 - B
- 26. TRUE - FALSE
Determine whether the passive voice in each sentence is correct or incorrect.
The animals fed by the keeper every morning.
A) TRUE
B) FALSE
- 27. TRUE - FALSE
Determine whether the passive voice in each sentence is correct or incorrect.
The injured bird was rescued by the students yesterday.
A) TRUE
B) FALSE
- 28. TRUE - FALSE
Determine whether the passive voice in each sentence is correct or incorrect.
The cages are being cleaned by the staff at the moment.
A) TRUE
B) FALSE
- 29. TRUE - FALSE
Determine whether the passive voice in each sentence is correct or incorrect.
The animals were being examined by the veterinarian when the students arrived.
A) TRUE
B) FALSE
- 30. TRUE - FALSE
Determine whether the passive voice in each sentence is correct or incorrect.
The new habitat will be prepared by the conservation team next month.
A) TRUE
B) FALSE
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