Indonesian Environmental Figures

What is the main idea of the passage?

 

• Different grammatical structures require different punctuation.

• Intonation plays a role in conveying grammatical meaning in English.

• Wh-questions are the most common type of question in English.

• Falling intonation is used most often in conversations.

• New classmates should ask specific questions.

What kind of questions typically have falling intonation according to the passage?

 

• Questions asking for clarification

• Questions that can be answered with "yes" or "no"

• Questions beginning with wh- words

• Questions about someone's opinion

• Questions about the future

Why would the question "What's your name?" sound unnatural with rising intonation according to the passage?

 

Because the speaker doesn't expect an answer.

• Because it's impolite to ask someone's name directly.

• Because the speaker is unsure if the listener has a name.

• Because rising intonation is used for greetings.

• Because falling intonation indicates a complete statement.

• Because the speaker doesn't expect an answer.

In the conversation with a classmate, which question would likely have rising intonation based on the passage?

 

• "Why did you choose this school?"

• "Have you studied here before?"

• "Where are you from?"

• "How long will you study here?"

• "Do you like the teacher?"

The passage suggests that intonation in English can be compared to what aspect of spoken language?

 

 

• Grammar

• Vocabulary

• Spelling

• Punctuation

• Melody

What is the main idea of paragraph 1?

 

• Laetania is a successful young scientist.

• Laetania is passionate about environmentalism.

• Laetania studies Health and Human Sciences.

• Laetania comes from a wealthy family.

• Laetania is involved in student government.

What does paragraph 2 talk about?

 

 

• Laetania's academic achievements.

• Laetania's Dayak heritage and its connection to her environmental activism.

• Laetania's future career plans.

• Laetania's hobbies and interests.

• Laetania's religious beliefs.

What makes Laetania grow up with an understanding that environment and health are important?

 

• Laetania's experience volunteering in community projects.

• Laetania's studies at the University of Sheffield.

• Laetania's parents' work protecting the environment and local communities

• Laetania's desire to become a doctor.

• Laetania's research on climate change.

What does Laetania want to protect?

 

(Answer Key)

• Endangered animal species.

• The health of the global population.

• Indigenous cultures.

• The rainforests of Borneo.

• All of the above

What is the author’s purpose in writing this text?

 

(Answer Key)

To provide a detailed biography of Laetania.

• To criticize Laetania's approach to environmentalism.

• To present Laetania as a role model for young activists.

• To provide a detailed biography of Laetania.

• To argue for increased funding for environmental projects.

• To compare different approaches to environmental protection.