Unit 6

Widespread, Commission, Nepotism, Prevent, Combat, address, eradication, collusion,

corruption, disseminating.
1. One of the acts of preventing corruption is by ................ information about it in a way
of spreading the information widely.
2. KPK is a special ............... formed by Indonesian government to fight againts
corruption in Indonesia.
3. Please ............ complaints to the manager, not to me. You came to the wrong person.
4. The act of ............ means to put an end a crime including a corruption as the term
used in KPK.
5. It is better to ............. illness than to cure it. That is why you have to consume healthy
food and do exarcise do regularly.
6. We have an obligation to ................ corruption, collusion and nepotism in this
country. We have to fight againt all of them till the end.
7. When you are in a high position and you give a special favor especially employment
to your relatives, your act is called a .............
8. ............... is againts any rules. It is a secret agreement or understanding for a deceitful
purpose.
9. What is considered as a ................ is not only the act of accepting bribes but also
offering the bribes.
10. Our country has to take a very serious action againts TBC disease before it is .............
to all over the places and to all ages.
1. Mrs. Welsh is wasing the table cloth. It is ............ by the splashing of red wine.
2. The Indonesian ............ is surrounded by the blue ocean populated by beautiful sea
fish.
3. The corruption in Palembang has ........... the completion preparation of SEA Games.
4. You should see the problem not only on ............ but also the over all of it.
5. The criminals of ............. have to be sentenced do death.

1. How ........ money did they steal?

A little, few, much, many
2. A ........... of elephants destroyed the plants?
Litter, troop, pack, heard
3. On Sundays there is not ............ traffic along this road.
Many, much, few, Several
4. I gave her a ........... of flowers.
Bouquet, suit, forest, cluster
5. How ......... books did you buy?
Much, few, many, some
6. He has spilt ........... ink on his clothes.
Many, few, any, a little
7. A .......... of spectators cheered the players.
Staff, crowd, crew, gang
8. There is too .......... sugar in that drink.
Much, many, few, a little
9. It rained heavily. Only ........... children came to school.
Much, many, a few, a little
10. A flock of ............ crossed the country road.
Cattle, sheep, lions, wolves

SEA Games Begin with Corruption Claims

The 26th South East Asian Games begin in the Indonesian city of Palembang today.
Preparations for the games have seen many allegations of corruption. On the surface the
suporting venues in Palembang look grand. But look a little closer, and youll see that
organisers are still trying to get things ready in time. The roads are filled with dust, because
of the unfinished work. Even the road signs need some fixing.
Allegations of graft have marred the games from the start. Mohammad Nazaruddin, a
senior politician from Indonesias ruling party has been accused of taking bribes worth
millions for awarding contracts to build the athletes rooms. Hes consistently denied the
allegations but the scandal has cast an ugly shadow on the event.
Organisers admit the corruption scandal has impacted Palembangs ability to host a
succesful Games. But officials say this is the best they can do, and are optimistic Indonesia
will deliver on time.
This is the first time Indonesia is hosting an event of this scale outside the capital city
Jakarta. Hosting the games is a huge matter of pride for the local people in Palembang and for

Indonesians around the archipelago. But the event has been tainted by the all too familiar
smear of Indonesian corruption.