User: A Choose the correct answer

The following text is for questions number 1 to 8

Did you know that waste in Indonesia has become a serious issue? Of all countries globally, Indonesia is the third-largest producer of plastic waste every day

Seeing this sad condition, many people care about the environment and are passionate about fighting this problem to get the world's attention. One of the so-called river warriors is Aeshnina Azzahra Aqilani, or Nina.

This little hero from Gresik is active in dealing with polluting waste in the river Still, she has also made Germany aware to stop throwing garbage in our country. He was even invited to the Netherlands to see irsthand how Europeans process their waste

First, Nina was interested in the environmental world when she was little. Nina's parents are also ecological activists and researchers, so Nina always accompanied them to rivers, beaches, and forests.

The fun thing is that Nina also participated in a demonstration in kindergarten. So Nina's daily habits are very connected with the environment. Moms & Dads also always teach Nina to reduce single-use plastic as much as possible and tell her how important the river is.

Developed countries such as Germany and the United States often send garbage to our country. Nina sent a letter to the German Chancellor with the intention that they stop smuggling plastic waste here.

The response was incredible! Nina managed to meet the ambassador in Jakarta, and they promised to tighten supervision at the port. Now plastic waste from Germany has also decreased rapidly.

1. What is the main message conveyed in the text about Nina?

a. The importance of family support in environmental activism.

b. The negative impacts of plastic waste on the environment.

c. The power of individual action to create positive environmental change.

d. The need for international cooperation to address global waste issues.

e. The challenges faced by young environmental activists.

2. Which of the following best describes Nina's approach to environmental activism?

a. Primarily focused on scientific research. b. Primarily focused on political lobbying.

c. Relying solely on community mobilization.

d. Combining personal action with public advocacy.

e. Focusing primarily on raising public awareness through social media.

3.What was the most significant impact of Nina's letter to the German Chancellor?

a. It led to a complete ban on plastic exports from Germany

b. It resulted in a decrease in plastic waste imports from Germany to Indonesia.

c. It sparked international media attention on the issue of plastic waste.

d. It inspired other children to become involved in environmental activism.

e. It led to the establishment of a new international treaty on waste management.

4. How did Nina's family influence her environmental awareness?

a. By exposing her to environmental issues from an early age.

b. By forcing her to participate in environmental protests.

c. By providing her with formal environmental education.

d. By restricting her consumption of plastic products.

e. By encouraging her to pursue a career in environmental science.

5. What can be inferred about Nina's character based on the text?

a. She is shy and hesitant to speak publicly.

b. She is primarily interested in gaining public recognition.

c. She is more concerned with personal gain than environmental protection.

d. She is reliant on her parents for guidance and support.

e. She is determined and persistent in her efforts.

6. Which of the following is an example of how Nina demonstrates environmental consciousness in her daily life?

a. Eating only organic and locally sourced food.

b. Refusing to use any electronic devices.

c. Traveling only by bicycle or public transportation.

d. Avoiding the use of single-use plastic bags.

e. Living completely off-grid and self-sufficiently.

7. What is the most likely reason why Nina sent a letter to the German Chancellor? (more than one answer)

a. To seek financial assistance for her environmental projects.

b. To gain media attention for her activism.

c. To express her frustration with the German government d. To for the environmental damage caused by Germany.

e. To encourage Germany to take responsibility for its waste.

8. What is the underlying message about the role of individuals in addressing environmental challenges? (more than one answer)

a. Individuals are powerless to make a difference against powerful governments.

b. Individuals should focus on personal actions and avoid political involvement.

c. Individuals have a responsibility to be informed and engaged in environmental issues.

Individuals should rely on governments and international organizations to solve environmental problems.

d. Individuals should prioritize not only economic development but also environmental protection.
User: A Choose the correct answer

The following text is for questions number 1 to 8

Did you know that waste in Indonesia has become a serious issue? Of all countries globally, Indonesia is the third-largest producer of plastic waste every day

Seeing this sad condition, many people care about the environment and are passionate about fighting this problem to get the world's attention. One of the so-called river warriors is Aeshnina Azzahra Aqilani, or Nina.

This little hero from Gresik is active in dealing with polluting waste in the river Still, she has also made Germany aware to stop throwing garbage in our country. He was even invited to the Netherlands to see irsthand how Europeans process their waste

First, Nina was interested in the environmental world when she was little. Nina's parents are also ecological activists and researchers, so Nina always accompanied them to rivers, beaches, and forests.

The fun thing is that Nina also participated in a demonstration in kindergarten. So Nina's daily habits are very connected with the environment. Moms & Dads also always teach Nina to reduce single-use plastic as much as possible and tell her how important the river is.

Developed countries such as Germany and the United States often send garbage to our country. Nina sent a letter to the German Chancellor with the intention that they stop smuggling plastic waste here.

The response was incredible! Nina managed to meet the ambassador in Jakarta, and they promised to tighten supervision at the port. Now plastic waste from Germany has also decreased rapidly.

1. What is the main message conveyed in the text about Nina?

a. The importance of family support in environmental activism.

b. The negative impacts of plastic waste on the environment.

c. The power of individual action to create positive environmental change.

d. The need for international cooperation to address global waste issues.

e. The challenges faced by young environmental activists.

2. Which of the following best describes Nina's approach to environmental activism?

a. Primarily focused on scientific research. b. Primarily focused on political lobbying.

c. Relying solely on community mobilization.

d. Combining personal action with public advocacy.

e. Focusing primarily on raising public awareness through social media.

3.What was the most significant impact of Nina's letter to the German Chancellor?

a. It led to a complete ban on plastic exports from Germany

b. It resulted in a decrease in plastic waste imports from Germany to Indonesia.

c. It sparked international media attention on the issue of plastic waste.

d. It inspired other children to become involved in environmental activism.

e. It led to the establishment of a new international treaty on waste management.

4. How did Nina's family influence her environmental awareness?

a. By exposing her to environmental issues from an early age.

b. By forcing her to participate in environmental protests.

c. By providing her with formal environmental education.

d. By restricting her consumption of plastic products.

e. By encouraging her to pursue a career in environmental science.

5. What can be inferred about Nina's character based on the text?

a. She is shy and hesitant to speak publicly.

b. She is primarily interested in gaining public recognition.

c. She is more concerned with personal gain than environmental protection.

d. She is reliant on her parents for guidance and support.

e. She is determined and persistent in her efforts.

6. Which of the following is an example of how Nina demonstrates environmental consciousness in her daily life?

a. Eating only organic and locally sourced food.

b. Refusing to use any electronic devices.

c. Traveling only by bicycle or public transportation.

d. Avoiding the use of single-use plastic bags.

e. Living completely off-grid and self-sufficiently.

7. What is the most likely reason why Nina sent a letter to the German Chancellor? (more than one answer)

a. To seek financial assistance for her environmental projects.

b. To gain media attention for her activism.

c. To express her frustration with the German government d. To for the environmental damage caused by Germany.

e. To encourage Germany to take responsibility for its waste.

8. What is the underlying message about the role of individuals in addressing environmental challenges? (more than one answer)

a. Individuals are powerless to make a difference against powerful governments.

b. Individuals should focus on personal actions and avoid political involvement.

c. Individuals have a responsibility to be informed and engaged in environmental issues.

Individuals should rely on governments and international organizations to solve environmental problems.

d. Individuals should prioritize not only economic development but also environmental protection.
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