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Contoh Soal Descriptive Text || Way Kambas National Park

Halo sahabat Kebun Cerita, kali ini kami akan memberikan contoh soal Reading descriptive text. Contoh soal ini dapat kalian gunakan untuk mengasah kemampuan membaca sahabat sekalian atau pun untuk latihan bagi murid-murid di dalam kelas.

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Contoh Soal Reading Narrative Text || Angel! Look Out!

Contoh Soal Reading Bahasa inggris
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The Way Kambas National Park is 125,631 hectares and is located on the east coast of the Province of Lampung in Sumatra. The National Park is home to about 180 wild Sumatran elephants, which is more than 10% of the remaining wild Sumatran elephant population. The park also contains one of the very last small populations of Sumatran rhinoceros and several other highly endangered animal species including the Sumatran tiger and Malayan tapir.

The remaining wild elephant population inside the Way Kambas National Park is threatened by illegal activities such as logging, poaching, land cultivation and cattle grazing. Human-Elephant Conflict (HEC) also occurs in many areas where the National Park borders farmland, causing loss of crops, damage to houses and other properties. This leads to increasing anger amongst people from surrounding communities against the wild elephants and the protection of them and their habitat. Intensive patrolling and law enforcement activities as well as sustainable HEC mitigation strategies are needed to prevent HEC and ensure the protection of the elephants and National Park.

To address these issues, the Way Kambas National Park Authority established four Elephant Response Units. Activities regularly conducted by these units have proven to effectively address most of the HEC issues and significantly reduce illegal activities in the areas regularly patrolled by the units. Despite the success of the Elephant Response Units, they cannot address many of the illegal activities which are conducted in areas out of the range of their regular patrolling areas inside the National Park. This mostly leaves the remotest areas of the National Park without regular monitoring and patrolling, making it easy and convenient for loggers and poachers to approach these areas. (Source: https://www.elephant.org.au/what-we-do/way-kambas-national-park-river-patrol/)

 

1.       Which of the following statement is not true about The Way Kambas National Park?

a.      The park is located in the Sumatra Island

b.      The park is a home for rare animals

c.      The Sumatran Elephants can be exclusively found in the park

d.      There are more Sumatran Elephants outside the park that they are inside it

 

2.      The followings are the cause for Human-Elephant Conflict to take place, except...

a.      Unlawful activities carried out by human that damage the natural habitat of the elephants

b.      Elephants' activities that prevent people from harvesting their crops

c.      Destruction of people's house by elephants

d.      Herd of elephants entering and causing disruption to people's places

3.      The followings are the purpose of Patrolling and law enforcement activities, except...

a.      To protect the Elephants' natural habitat

b.      To maintain the Elephants' population

c.      To prevent conflict between human and wild animals in The Way Kambas and the surrounding area

d.      To avoid the lose of crops and increase their production

 

4.      ...making it easy and convenient for loggers and poachers to approach these areas. (Paragraph 3)The word "it" on the above sentence refers to...

a.      The Way Kambas Park

b.      The Elephants

c.      The remotest area

d.      Poaching

 

Kunci Jawaban:

1.       C

2.      A

3.      D

4.      C

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