Bacharuddin Jusuf Habibie was born on June 25, 1936 in the sleepy seaside town of Pare Pare in the Indonesian state of South Sulawesi. The fourth of eight children, he was nicknamed Rudy at an early age. His father, Alwi Abdul Jalil Habibie, was a government agricultural official who promoted the cultivation of cloves and peanuts. His grandfather was a Muslim leader and an affluent landowner. As a child Habibie liked swimming, reading, singing, riding his father’s racehorses, and building model airplanes. In 1950, when Rudy was 13, his father suffered a heart attack and died. Suharto, then a young military officer billeted across the street, was present at his father’s deathbed and became Habibie’s protector and substitute father. Habibie later wrote of Suharto: I regarded him as an idol, who could serve as an example for all people . a young, taciturn brigade commander, with great humane feelings, and a fierce fighting spirit. Suharto’s autobiography said Habibie regards me as his own parent. He always asks for my guidance and takes down notes on philosophy. After graduating with a doctoral degree from the Aachen Institute in 1965, Habibie joined the aircraft manufacturing firm Messerschmitt-Boelkow-Blohm, rising to the rank of vice-president. As a research scientist and aeronautical engineer, he helped design several planes, including the DO-31, an innovative vertical takeoff and landing craft. He specialized in solutions for aircraft cracking, gaining the nickname Mr. Crack as one of the first scientists to calculate the dynamics of random crack propagation. He also became involved in international aircraft marketing activities and NATO’s defense and economic development. What does the 2nd paragraph tell you about?

Bacharuddin Jusuf Habibie was born on June 25, 1936 in the sleepy seaside town of Pare Pare in the Indonesian state of South Sulawesi. The fourth of eight children, he was nicknamed Rudy at an early age. His father, Alwi Abdul Jalil Habibie, was a government agricultural official who promoted the cultivation of cloves and peanuts. His grandfather was a Muslim leader and an affluent landowner. As a child Habibie liked swimming, reading, singing, riding his father’s racehorses, and building model airplanes. In 1950, when Rudy was 13, his father suffered a heart attack and died. Suharto, then a young military officer billeted across the street, was present at his father’s deathbed and became Habibie’s protector and substitute father. Habibie later wrote of Suharto: I regarded him as an idol, who could serve as an example for all people . a young, taciturn brigade commander, with great humane feelings, and a fierce fighting spirit. Suharto’s autobiography said Habibie regards me as his own parent. He always asks for my guidance and takes down notes on philosophy. After graduating with a doctoral degree from the Aachen Institute in 1965, Habibie joined the aircraft manufacturing firm Messerschmitt-Boelkow-Blohm, rising to the rank of vice-president. As a research scientist and aeronautical engineer, he helped design several planes, including the DO-31, an innovative vertical takeoff and landing craft. He specialized in solutions for aircraft cracking, gaining the nickname Mr. Crack as one of the first scientists to calculate the dynamics of random crack propagation. He also became involved in international aircraft marketing activities and NATO’s defense and economic development. What does the 2nd paragraph tell you about?

1. Habibie regarded Suharto as his idol
2. Suharto was present at his father deathbed
3. His father was dead when he was 13 years old
4. Suharto became Habibie’s subtitud father
5. Semua jawaban benar

Jawaban: D. Suharto became Habibie’s subtitud father.

Dilansir dari Ensiklopedia, bacharuddin jusuf habibie was born on june 25, 1936 in the sleepy seaside town of pare pare in the indonesian state of south sulawesi. the fourth of eight children, he was nicknamed rudy at an early age. his father, alwi abdul jalil habibie, was a government agricultural official who promoted the cultivation of cloves and peanuts. his grandfather was a muslim leader and an affluent landowner. as a child habibie liked swimming, reading, singing, riding his father’s racehorses, and building model airplanes. in 1950, when rudy was 13, his father suffered a heart attack and died. suharto, then a young military officer billeted across the street, was present at his father’s deathbed and became habibie’s protector and substitute father. habibie later wrote of suharto: i regarded him as an idol, who could serve as an example for all people . a young, taciturn brigade commander, with great humane feelings, and a fierce fighting spirit. suharto’s autobiography said habibie regards me as his own parent. he always asks for my guidance and takes down notes on philosophy. after graduating with a doctoral degree from the aachen institute in 1965, habibie joined the aircraft manufacturing firm messerschmitt-boelkow-blohm, rising to the rank of vice-president. as a research scientist and aeronautical engineer, he helped design several planes, including the do-31, an innovative vertical takeoff and landing craft. he specialized in solutions for aircraft cracking, gaining the nickname mr. crack as one of the first scientists to calculate the dynamics of random crack propagation. he also became involved in international aircraft marketing activities and nato’s defense and economic development. what does the 2nd paragraph tell you about suharto became habibie’s subtitud father.