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Key Facts: QCAA Indonesian (SEE) Exam
100%
The Senior External Examination in Indonesian is 100% external; the examination determines the entire subject result
QCAA Senior External Examination
$75.95
2026 SEE registration fee per subject (late registration $124.12), collected by the candidate's school
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4 credits
QCE credits earned for a subject result of C or better in the SEE in Indonesian
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Continuers
The SEE in Indonesian equates to the national Continuers designation for senior languages
QCAA SEE Indonesian syllabus
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The QCAA Senior External Examination (SEE) in Indonesian is Queensland's 100% external Year 12 examination in Indonesian, offered to eligible Year 12 students who cannot access the subject at their school and to adult candidates. It tests listening comprehension, reading analysis, grammatical accuracy, contextual vocabulary, and Indonesian cultural awareness through a written component and a separate spoken component. This 100-question practice bank is an English-language MCQ study adaptation covering the syllabus themes; it does not replace official writing, listening, or spoken practice.
Sample QCAA Indonesian (SEE) Practice Questions
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1Read the following statement about family structure: 'Siti adalah anak bungsu di keluarganya. Dia mempunyai dua orang kakak laki-laki.' What does 'anak bungsu' mean in this context? (Note: This item is an English-language study adaptation for QCAA Indonesian Senior Assessment practice.)
A.The youngest child
B.The middle child
C.The only child
D.The oldest child
Explanation: In Indonesian kinship terms, 'anak bungsu' refers to the youngest child in a family. 'Anak sulung' refers to the oldest child, and 'anak tunggal' refers to an only child. Note: This explanation provides study guidance for QCAA Indonesian Unit 3 identity and relationships.
2Which set of address terms is most appropriate when greeting a peer or slightly older friend of similar age in an informal, everyday conversation? (Note: This item is an English-language study adaptation for QCAA Indonesian Senior Assessment practice.)
A.Bapak / Ibu
B.Kak / Mbak / Mas
C.Profesor / Dokter
D.Hadirin sekalian
Explanation: Terms such as 'Kak' (older sibling/peer), 'Mbak' (sister/young woman), and 'Mas' (brother/young man) are widely used in informal youth interactions and peer conversations. 'Bapak' and 'Ibu' are formal terms reserved for older adults, teachers, or elders. Note: Adaptations test contextual register awareness in QCAA Senior Indonesian.
3Consider the following daily routine sentence: 'Budi selalu bangun pada jam lima pagi, kemudian membantu ibunya menyiapkan sarapan.' What is Budi doing after waking up at 5:00 AM? (Note: This item is an English-language study adaptation for QCAA Indonesian Senior Assessment practice.)
A.He studies for his upcoming examinations
B.He goes straight to school on foot
C.He helps his mother prepare breakfast
D.He cleans his bedroom and feeds the family pets
Explanation: 'Membantu ibunya menyiapkan sarapan' translates directly to 'helps his mother prepare breakfast'. The conjunction 'kemudian' introduces the next action in his morning routine. Note: Unit 3 Topic 1 emphasizes everyday youth routines and family participation.
4Which phrase correctly expresses 'I really enjoy listening to music in my free time' in standard Indonesian? (Note: This item is an English-language study adaptation for QCAA Indonesian Senior Assessment practice.)
A.Saya harus mendengarkan musik saat belajar di kelas.
B.Saya tidak pernah suka musik ketika ada waktu bebas.
C.Saya hanya bermain musik pada waktu malam hari.
D.Saya sangat suka mendengarkan musik pada waktu luang saya.
Explanation: 'Saya sangat suka' (I really like/enjoy) followed by 'mendengarkan musik' (listening to music) and 'pada waktu luang saya' (in my free time) accurately conveys the intended sentence. Note: Expression of leisure interests is a core Unit 3 Topic 1 topic.
5Read the short statement: 'Dewi dan Maya adalah sahabat karib. Mereka selalu saling membantu saat menghadapi kesulitan.' What characterizes the relationship between Dewi and Maya? (Note: This item is an English-language study adaptation for QCAA Indonesian Senior Assessment practice.)
A.They are close best friends who always help each other during tough times
B.They are fierce rivals competing for top academic grades
C.They are family members living in different towns
D.They are distant acquaintances who rarely speak
Explanation: 'Sahabat karib' means best/close friends, and 'saling membantu saat menghadapi kesulitan' means helping each other whenever facing difficulties. Note: QCAA tasks assess reading comprehension of personal relationships.
6Which personality adjective best completes the sentence describing a helpful and welcoming person? 'Rian terkenal sangat ________ karena selalu menyapa tetangganya dengan senyuman hangat.' (Note: This item is an English-language study adaptation for QCAA Indonesian Senior Assessment practice.)
A.sombong
B.ramah
C.pemarah
D.pemalas
Explanation: 'Ramah' means friendly/welcoming, matching the context of greeting neighbors with a warm smile ('senyuman hangat'). 'Sombong' (arrogant), 'pemarah' (short-tempered), and 'pemalas' (lazy) contradict the friendly gesture.
7What is the English meaning of the youth social concept 'teman sebaya'? (Note: This item is an English-language study adaptation for QCAA Indonesian Senior Assessment practice.)
A.Older mentor
B.Childhood teacher
C.Peer / same-age friend
D.Foreign tourist
Explanation: 'Teman sebaya' specifically translates to 'peers' or 'friends of the same age group'. Understanding peer group terms is important for Unit 3 Topic 1 discussions of youth culture.
8Read the excerpt from an Indonesian exchange student's letter to her family back home: 'Keluarga angkat saya di Brisbane sangat baik hati. Setiap akhir pekan, kami memasak bersama di dapur. Meskipun kadang-kadang saya rindu rumah di Jakarta, kehangatan mereka membuat saya merasa seperti di rumah sendiri.' What main message does the student convey about her experience? (Note: This item is an English-language study adaptation for QCAA Indonesian Senior Assessment practice.)
A.She finds it difficult to communicate with her host family during weekends
B.She prefers living alone in an apartment rather than staying with a family
C.She wants to return home immediately because she dislikes Australian food
D.Her host family's warmth makes her feel comfortable despite occasional homesickness
Explanation: The text states that although she sometimes misses home ('rindu rumah'), her host family's kindness and warmth make her feel at home ('membuat saya merasa seperti di rumah sendiri'). Note: Reading analysis in QCAA Indonesian requires inferring emotional tone and core messages.
9Which of the following passive constructions correctly follows Indonesian Type 2 passive rules for a 1st person agent ('saya')? (Note: This item is an English-language study adaptation for QCAA Indonesian Senior Assessment practice.)
A.Buku itu saya baca kemarin.
B.Buku itu membaca saya kemarin.
C.Buku itu saya membaca kemarin.
D.Buku itu dibaca oleh saya kemarin.
Explanation: In Indonesian Type 2 passive constructions (used with 1st person 'saya/kami' and 2nd person 'kamu/Anda'), the agent pronoun directly precedes the base verb without the 'di-' prefix or 'oleh' preposition (e.g., 'Buku itu saya baca'). 'Dibaca oleh saya' is grammatically avoided in standard formal Indonesian.
10Identify the correct function of the prefix 'ber-' in the word 'berkelahi' in the sentence: 'Dua orang anak itu sering berkelahi karena berebut mainan.' (Note: This item is an English-language study adaptation for QCAA Indonesian Senior Assessment practice.)
A.Indicating a causative action performed on an object
B.Indicating a reciprocal action between two or more subjects
C.Forming a passive verb with an agent
D.Transforming an adjective into a superlative degree
Explanation: The prefix 'ber-' on 'kelahi' (fight/quarrel) produces 'berkelahi', which expresses reciprocal action ('fighting each other'). Reciprocal actions involve mutual interaction between subjects.
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