This text is for questions 1 to 5. The Java War took place in Java between 1825 and 1830. It was led by Prince Diponegoro. At that time, the situation in Surakarta and Yogyakarta was alarming due to Dutch intervention in local government. It often caused disputes within the kingdom. The colonial intervention also changed the customs and culture of the palace. In addition, the Dutch domination had made the people suffer. They could not develop their lives because they had to be forced labor. Moreover, they were required to pay various kinds of taxes. Seeing this condition, Prince Diponegoro who at first chose not to interfere in palace affairs, did not want to remain silent. However, when the Dutch interfered too much in the affairs of the palace, Prince Diponegoro made up his mind to take the fight. In addition, the Dutch deliberately planted stakes to make a road above his ancestral grave. It made Prince Diponegoro very angry. Then he declared a war by replacing the stakes installed by the Dutch with spears. 1. 2. The text mostly uses .... A simple present tense B. simple past tense past perfect tense C. D. present perfect tense E. past continuous tense Which of the following sentences use passive voice? (More than one answer) A The Java War took place in Java between 1825 and 1830. It was led by Prince Diponegoro. Moreover, they were required to pay various kinds of taxes. B. C. D. A. Intervention B. Customs C. Affairs E It made Prince Diponegoro very angry. Then he declared a war by replacing the stakes installed by the Dutch with spears. 3. The word "circumstance" is an everyday term which refers to details of how, when, where, why surrounding an activity or event. Write the circumstances of time found in the text! 4. Conjunctions are words that link other words, phrases, or clauses together. Identify the conjunctions that link clauses and their functions! 5. A historical recount about Java War usually contains vocabularies related war or battle. Match the following words with their synonyms! Words Synonyms 1. Matters 2. Traditions 3. Involvement​