Aeshnina Azzahra Aqilani

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 ighting 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
singleuse 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.

What is the main environmental issue highlighted in the text?

A. Air pollution in Indonesia

B. Deforestation in developed countries

C. Plastic waste in Indonesia

D. Water scarcity in Gresik

E. Pollution in the Netherlands

Answer: C. Plastic waste in Indonesia

According to the text, which country is the third-largest producer of plastic waste every day?

A. Germany

B. The United States

C. Indonesia

D. The Netherlands

E. Gresik

Answer: C. Indonesia
Who is referred to as a "river warrior" in the text?

A. Nina's parents

B. The German Chancellor

C. Nina's kindergarten teacher

D. Aeshnina Azzahra Aqilani (Nina)

E. The ambassador in Jakarta

Answer: D. Aeshnina Azzahra Aqilani (Nina)

Why was Nina invited to the Netherlands?

A. To participate in a demonstration

B. To study environmental science

C. To address plastic waste issues

D. To meet the German Chancellor

E. To promote ecological activism

Answer: C. To address plastic waste issues

What influenced Nina's interest in the environmental world when she was little?

A. Television series

B. Her parents' involvement

C. Kindergarten demonstrations

D. European waste processing

E. River pollution in Gresik

Answer: B. Her parents' involvement

What did Nina do in kindergarten that is mentioned in the text?

 A. Sent letters to the German Chancellor

B. Participated in a demonstration

C. Visited the Netherlands

D. Reduced single-use plastic

E. Cleaned the Ciliwung River

Answer: B. Participated in a demonstration

What is emphasized as one of Nina's daily habits?

A. Throwing garbage in rivers

B. Avoiding rivers and beaches

C. Connecting with the environment

D. Ignoring ecological activism

E. Increasing single-use plastic consumption

Answer: C. Connecting with the environment

What did Nina send to the German Chancellor with the intention of stopping?

A. River pollution

B. Smuggling plastic waste

C. Single-use plastic reduction

D. Deforestation in Indonesia

E. Environmental demonstrations

Answer: B. Smuggling plastic waste

What was the response after Nina sent a letter to the German Chancellor?

A. Increased plastic waste from Germany

B. Ignored the issue

 C. Tightened supervision at the port

D. Threw garbage in Indonesia

E. Promoted environmental standards

Answer: C. Tightened supervision at the port

What positive outcome is mentioned regarding plastic waste from Germany?

A. Increased rapidly

B. Decreased rapidly

C. Was ignored

D. Became a serious issue

E. Grew in quantity

Answer: B. Decreased rapidly