Trivia Tournament - Geekseat

What is the national motto of Indonesia?

Answer explanation

The national motto of Indonesia is "Bhinneka Tunggal Ika," which is an Old Javanese phrase often translated as "Unity in Diversity" in English. This motto reflects Indonesia's diverse cultures, religions, and ethnicities coming together as one nation despite their differences. It emphasizes the importance of national unity and harmony in a country with a wide range of cultural and religious backgrounds.

In which year did Indonesia officially gain recognition of its sovereignty from the international community? 

• 1945

• 1946

• 1948

• 1949

Answer explanation

Indonesia officially gained recognition of its sovereignty from the international community on December 27, 1949. This recognition followed the Dutch-Indonesian Round Table Conference held in The Hague, Netherlands, which led to the transfer of sovereignty from the Dutch colonial government to the newly established Republic of Indonesia. This event marked the end of a period of struggle for independence and the beginning of Indonesia's status as a sovereign nation.

From the options below, which island has been awarded the title of the smallest island in Indonesia with an area of only 0.2 hectares? 

• We Island

• Tangkil Island

• Simping Island

• Pisang Island

Answer explanation

The name is Simping Island and it belongs to Singkawang Selatan Sub-District. Also, it resides in Sedau Village and located across Teluk Mak Jantu Beach. In the past, the locals called it Kelapa Dua Island and it is considered the smallest island in the world.

The Indonesian national anthem, "Indonesia Raya," was written by which prominent figure? 

Answer explanation

"Wage Rudolf Supratman" was an Indonesian musician and composer who is best known for composing the national anthem of Indonesia, "Indonesia Raya." He was born on March 9, 1903, in Tasikmalaya, West Java, Indonesia, and he passed away on August 17, 1938, in Bandung, Indonesia.

"Indonesia Raya" was officially adopted as the national anthem of Indonesia after the country gained independence in 1945. The song's powerful lyrics and uplifting melody continue to inspire and unite the people of Indonesia.

IKN is an acronym for Ibu Kota Negara, located in East Kalimantan. Who was the winner of the IKN logo competition?

• Wildan Halim

• Aulia Akbar

• Agra Satria

• Dimas Fakhruddin

Answer explanation

If you became a staff member on January 1st and have worked at Geekseat for 5 years, how many annual holidays will you be entitled to? 

• 12 leave days

• 13 leave days

• 14 leave days

• 15 leave days

Please drag the correct term. Which term is used for the province of Aceh? 
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• Serambi Mekah
• Gurindam Duabelas
• Lancang Kuning
• Tapis Berseri
• Kota Santri

Answer explanation

"Serambi Mekah" is a term in Indonesian that translates to "Veranda of Mecca" in English. It is often used to refer to the region of Aceh, a province located on the northern tip of the island of Sumatra in Indonesia. Aceh is known for its strong Islamic culture and heritage, and it holds a significant place in the hearts of Indonesian Muslims due to its historical ties to the Islamic world, particularly the city of Mecca in Saudi Arabia.

The term "Serambi Mekah" reflects the idea that Aceh is considered a spiritual gateway to Mecca. The province has a long history of Islamic influence and has been a center for Islamic learning and practice in Indonesia. The use of this term emphasizes the deep religious and cultural connections that Aceh has with the Islamic world.

Which day of the week do we usually hold our "Lunch and Learn" sessions, where employees can share knowledge and skills with their colleagues?

What are Geekseat's core values? ​

• Inclusiveness, Intellectual Growth, Cooperation, and Sharing of Knowledge 

• Inclusivity, Cooperation, Work-Life Balance, and Creativity

• Sharing of Knowledge, Cooperation, Inclusiveness, and Professionalism

• Sharing of Knowledge, Intellectual Growth, Customer Oriented, and Cooperation

The number of traditional attires in Indonesia is quite extensive, as each region and ethnic group often has its own distinct clothing styles and designs. Some sources estimate that there are over 300 distinct ethnic groups in Indonesia, each with its own traditional clothing. Where does the traditional attire of Payas Agung originate?

• West Java

• South Sumatra

• Bali

• Eastern Sulawesi

Answer explanation

"Payas Agung" refers to traditional Balinese royal attire worn during important ceremonies and events. It holds significant cultural and religious value in Balinese society. The Balinese people are known for their rich traditions, and traditional clothing like Payas Agung plays a vital role in preserving their cultural identity.

The Payas Agung typically consists of elaborate clothing pieces adorned with intricate gold and silver embroideries, jewelry, and headpieces. It's often worn by members of the royal family, high priests, and important figures during religious rituals, temple ceremonies, and cultural events.

The attire reflects the harmonious blend of Hinduism, art, and craftsmanship in Balinese culture. The vibrant colors, detailed designs, and use of fine materials make Payas Agung a visual representation of the reverence the Balinese people have for their traditions and spirituality.