100. According to analysts, what is a potential risk if the groups do not organize?
(A) The parliament will resign.
(B) The government may enforce stricter control.
(C) The economy will collapse.
(D) International aid will be withdrawn.

Questions 98 through 100 refer to the following broadcast.

This is a special report on the developing situation in Indonesia.Significant wave of protests has erupted across several major cities since late August. The demonstrations were initially triggered by a tragic traffic accident involving a motorcycle taxi driver and a police tactical vehicle. However, correspondence on the ground report that public anger has been further fueled by economic grievances.Massive 250% increase in property taxes approved by the parliament. Political analysts suggest that these events represent a critical test for the country's democracy. They warn that unless these scattered protest groups can organize effectively, the government may respond with stricter measures to consolidate control.

Questions 98 through 100 refer to the following broadcast.
This is a special report on the developing situation in Indonesia. A significant wave of protests has erupted across several major cities since late August. The demonstrations were initially triggered by a tragic traffic accident involving a motorcycle taxi driver and a police tactical vehicle.The correspondence on the ground report that public anger has been further fueled by economic grievances, specifically a massive 250% increase in property taxes approved by the parliament. Political analysts suggest that these events represent a critical test for the country's democracy. They warn that unless these scattered protest groups can organize effectively, the government may respond with stricter measures.Consolidate control.

第98至100題參考以下廣播內容。

這是一則關於印尼局勢發展的特別報導。自8月下旬以來，印尼多個主要城市爆發了大規模抗議活動。最初的導火線是一起涉及摩托車計程車司機和警用戰術車輛的悲慘交通事故。根據當地記者報道，民眾的憤怒情緒因經濟上的不滿而進一步加劇，特別是議會批准的房產稅大幅上漲250%的法案。政治分析家認為，這些事件是對印尼民主制度的嚴峻考驗。他們警告說，除非這些分散的抗議團體能夠有效組織起來，否則政府可能會採取更嚴厲的措施來鞏固控制權。