JET Programme Japan Self-Introduction Presentation for a Junior High School
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Susanne Newton is a 28-year old ALT from Melbourne, Australia who now lives in Kishigawa, Kinokawa. Her hobbies include dancing, reading and travel. She introduced herself and provided information about Australia including animals, foods, sports and culture. She shared details about her life in Australia and Japan, including her favorite foods, colors, job and more. She concluded with a quiz about the details she shared.
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13th February 2019
Chris Roche
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- 1. New ALT Susanne Newton
- 3. I am 28 years old
- 4. I am from Melbourne, Australia
- 5. I live in Kishigawa, Kinokawa
- 6. My hobbies are dancing, reading and travel
- 7. Nice to meet you!
- 10. Koala
- 12. Crocodile
- 15. Kangaroo
- 18. Fairy penguins
- 19. Echidna
- 20. Snake
- 21. Australian Foods
- 22. Meat pie
- 23. Tim Tam biscuits
- 24. Anzac biscuits
- 25. Australian sports – netball
- 27. Cricket
- 38. Melbourne
- 39. Tram
- 40. Beach boxes
- 41. Melbourne Cup
- 44. I don't like cockroaches
- 45. My blood type is AB+
- 46. My birthday is 6 November
- 48. My favourite colour is purple
- 49. In Australia, I work as a librarian
- 50. My favourite country is Samoa
- 51. Pictures from my life in Australia
- 52. Picnics
- 53. Libraries
- 54. Music
- 55. We do Karaoke too!
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- 58. High Tea
- 59. Train station
- 60. Train
- 61. The city
- 62. Australian trees
- 65. Mum and Dad
- 66. My brother and my cousin
- 67. Vintage car
- 68. Going for a bike ride
- 69. Melbourne winter
- 70. Box Hill Town Hall
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- 75. b) Japan
- 76. c) America
- 77. d) Australia
- 80. a) koala
- 81. b) bear
- 82. c) panda
- 83. d) tiger
- 86. a) Jones
- 87. b) Newton
- 88. c) King
- 89. d) Smith
- 92. a) green
- 93. b) purple
- 94. c) pink
- 95. d) yellow
- 98. a) 25
- 99. b) 35
- 100. c) 28
- 101. d) 14
- 104. a) O+
- 105. b) AB-
- 106. c) B+
- 107. d) AB+
- 110. a) teacher
- 111. b) doctor
- 112. c) race car driver
- 113. d) librarian
- 116. a) dancing
- 117. b) cooking
- 118. c) writing
- 119. d) playing the guitar
- 122. a) March
- 123. b) December
- 124. c) October
- 125. d) November
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- 129. b) natto
- 130. c) sushi
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