Province

I will here explain about south Sumatra
In the days of the Dutch government, a government of North Sumatra named Gouvernement van Sumatera with the area covering the whole of the island of Sumatra, headed by a governor who is based in the city of Medan.

After independence, the first session of the National Committee of Regions (KND), Sumatra was then divided into three sub-provinces namely North Sumatra, Central Sumatra and South Sumatra. North Sumatra is the Residency of Aceh, East Sumatra Residency, and the residency of Tapanuli.

The province of North Sumatra stretches across the island of Sumatra between the Indian Ocean and the Strait Malacca. It borders Aceh province on the northwest and Riau and West Sumatra provinces in the southeast. It has an area of ​​72,981 km².
and the governor is Tengku Erry Nuradi and the vice governer is Nurhajizah Marpaung

Population
North Sumatra recorded a population of 12,985,075 in the 2010 national census,

As for percentage etnice in south sumatra is the Batak make up 44.95% out of all the population, including Batak Karo and Mandailing. The Javanese comes as second with 30.62%, the Malay adds up to 5.92% and next is the Chinese with 5.75%. Nias people make up around 4.10% and the rest are Minangkabau (2.66%), Acehnese (1.27%), Indian (0.80%) and other ethnic groups (1.15%)

The unique place: Lake Toba, Mount Sinabung, Bahal temple,

1.Which entity is the largest in the province?

 a. Batak
 b. Chinese
 c. Nias
 d. Indian
 e. Minang

2.  How many is the number of the population in this province?

a. 13,594,155
b. 14,598,111
c. 12,985,075
d. 14,558,663
e. 11,414,151

3. Where is the capital of this province ?

a. Minang
b. Medan
c. Sumatra
d. Subang
e. Bandung

4. How many unique place in this province ?

a. 3
b. 2
c. 5
d. 1
e. 4

5. Who is the current governor?

a. Tengku Erry Nuradi
b. Entis Sutisna
c. Nurhasanah
d. Siti Nurbaya
e. Ridwan Kamil