Bujang Beji and Tumenggung Marubai Quiz

What is the main reason Bujang Beji became jealous of Tumenggung Marubai?

• Tumenggung Marubai had a bigger boat

• Tumenggung Marubai always caught more fish

• Tumenggung Marubai was richer

• Tumenggung Marubai was praised by the villagers

• Tumenggung Marubai fished in a different river

What method did Tumenggung Marubai use to catch fish?

• Poisoning the river

• Using a spear

• Fishing with a net

• Using a fishing rod

• Using a trap called bubu

Why was Tumenggung Marubai's fishing method sustainable?

• He only fished once a week

• He always changed rivers

• He only took big fish and released the small ones

• He used fish food to attract more fish

• He let others fish first

What did Bujang Beji use to poison the river?

• Mercury

• Root of derris plant (tuba)

• Toxic algae

• Snake venom

• Industrial waste

What was Bujang Beji's plan to stop Tumenggung Marubai's success?

• Burn down his fishing hut

• Steal his fishing tools

• Cover the flow of the Melawi River with a large stone

• Dig a new river

• Spread rumors about him

What caused Bujang Beji to drop the stone?

• It was too heavy

• He was chased by wild animals

• He slipped on a rock

• He stepped on a thorn after being distracted

• The stone broke in half

Who distracted Bujang Beji, causing him to fail his plan?

• Tumenggung Marubai

• A group of villagers

• A bear and termite

• The bidadari (goddesses) of heaven

• A group of monkeys

What was Bujang Beji's next plan after failing to block the river?

• To move to another village

• To fish in another river

• To climb to heaven and take revenge

• To destroy Tumenggung Marubai's trap

• To ask for help from the villagers

Why did the termites and bears sabotage Bujang Beji's tree?

• They were paid by Tumenggung Marubai

• They didn't like humans

• They were angry because Bujang Beji forgot to make offerings to them

• They wanted the tree for themselves

• They were protecting the forest

What is Bukit Kelam known as today?

• A haunted hill

• A mining site

• A sacred mountain

• A popular tourist attraction in Sintang, West Kalimantan

• A fishing village