CLEAN : One year on Sydneys Martin Place remembers siege (2)

The transcript reflects on the unexpected impact of a tragic event on the Sydney community, highlighting the collective response and solidarity shown by its people. It also delves into the personal grief experienced by those directly affected, emphasizing the emotional toll on families and the broader community.

What was the initial reaction of the people in Sydney to the tragic event?

• They were excited.

• They were unaware of it.

• They were deeply affected.

• They were indifferent.

How did the people of Sydney demonstrate their unity after the event?

• By placing floral tributes.

• By holding a parade.

• By ignoring the event.

• By organizing a protest.

What qualities did the speaker observe in the people of Sydney during their response?

• Joy and celebration.

• Compassion and care.

• Anger and frustration.

• Indifference and apathy.

What personal connection did the speaker have to the tragedy?

• They were directly involved.

• They were a government official.

• They knew someone affected.

• They were a reporter covering it.

What aspect of the tragedy was particularly distressing for the speaker as a mother?

• The media coverage.

• The political implications.

• The impact on small children and a husband.

• The loss of property.