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b) He asserts fishing is a cross between a hobby and a
necessity, as he begins to drag the net in the shallows along
the shore, coming up with a few pale fish.
c) He says fishing is a cross between a hobby and a necessity,
as he begins to drag the net in the shallows along the shore,
coming up with a few pale, hand-size fish.

6. Translate into English and reproduce the situation in which the
following is used.

7. Choose the true statement.
1. Floating on a surfboard a few hundred yards off Kuta an hour
after dawn, it's easy to see why Jawaharlal Nehru, India's first
prime minister, called Bali "the best place in the world."
2. While many foreigners have been drawn to Ball for its lush rice
terraces or the promise of the perfect wave, just as many stayed
because they fell in love with its culture.
3. And every year temple festivals take place with processions of
food and flowers, and the metallic, percussive music of the island's
national gamelan orchestras.
4. As the aftermath of terror begins to bite, many Balinese are
worrying about the future of their country.
5. Those most at risk are the Indonesians who work at the
bottom of the tourist chain.
6. While New Yorkers worried about job security and lifestyle
after the Sept. 11 attack, for many Balinese the concerns are more
basic: Will my family has a good place to live? Will I be able to
afford to send my children abroad for summer holidays?
7. Ketut Sukadana realized that the life would be better in his
country.
8. After the WTC [World Trade Center attack], it was quiet for a
while, but nothing like this.

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