CLEAN : Australians keep hope alive as Indonesia executions loom

The transcript discusses the emotional appeal and urgency to halt executions of two Australian men on death row in Indonesia. It emphasizes the importance of opposing the death penalty and highlights the reform efforts of the individuals involved. The speaker calls for unity among Australians to send a consistent message against the death penalty, advocating for hope and recovery.

What is the speaker's main emotion in the first section of the transcript?

• Joy

• Excitement

• Frustration

• Indifference

What action does the speaker urge people to take in the second section?

• Halt the executions

• Celebrate the reform

• Support the executions

• Ignore the situation

In the second section, how does the speaker describe the individuals facing execution?

• As poster boys of reform

• As criminals

• As hopeless

• As indifferent

What is the speaker's stance on the death penalty in the third section?

• It is a personal choice

• It is necessary for justice

• It is always wrong

• It is sometimes justified

Who are the two individuals mentioned in the third section that the speaker is advocating for?

• Tom and Jerry

• Harry and Ron

• Andrew Chan and Myuran Sukumaran

• John Doe and Jane Smith