Kang Guru Connection Pouch - January-February 2003

Kang Guru Connection Bulletin	January - February 2003 Page 4

Answer the following questions and hold a discussion about the bombings in Bali. Here are 10 questions to consider as a part of your discussion. Most answers can be found on the inside front cover of the December 2002 magazine. Here are some comprehension questions to get you started. These questions begin easy but get more difficult.

1. Who is Neil Mules?
2. What position does Ross Tysoe hold in the Australian Diplomatic Corps?
3. Ruth Rynehart is a teacher in which Australian Province?
4. Where does Dian Wijayanti work?
5. How did the bombings affect children at Darwin High School and Illaroo Primary School in New South Wales?
6. What were some of the reactions of people in your town when they heard about the bombings?
7. Has your local community done anything to help the Bali victims of the bombings?
8. What should the Indonesian Government do to stop terrorism in this country?
9. How would you feel if something like the bombings in Bali and Makassar happened in your town?
10. What message would you like to give to the terrorists in this world?

**KGRE Radio Highlights for January - February 2003**
37.01	KG Chat Line information plus the Great 2003 KGRE Radio Competition. Why Australia wants stability in Indonesia with Ric Smith. Auto Sport in Australia	37.03	Little River Band Postcard from Flores SD Storytelling Competition winners Music by The Little River Band
37.02	ACIAR in Indonesia The Aussie Drought and idioms to match. Music by Casey Chambers	37.04	Clouds and rain and rainforests CIFOR and forest fires

Be sure to listen to KGRE every week. GET INTO THE HABIT! Remember! Join KGRE Radio Competition and win an FM radio. Check details on KGRE Dec. magazine.

Winner of last month's KGCC Language activity

Many clubs sent their entries for last month’s language activities. This is great and it actually shows that club members are enthusiastic with this type of activity.

The answers are:

not close = a long way; located = is situated; work for money = earn their living; shown = already proved; the way we live = our way of life; banned = is taboo; talk quietly = chat in whispers

The winner is the English Practicing Club in Lumajang, East Java. They answered all questions correctly. They will soon receive the series 36 of KGRE program on cassettes (as requested) plus a few music tapes and new KGRE T-shirts.