PRESENT TENSE:
Active : A single person performs Stand Up Comedy.
Passive :Stand Up Comedy is performed by a single person.

PRESENT CONTINOUS TENSE:
Active : Ernest Prakasa, Pandji Pragiwaksono, and Raditya Dika along with 2 Stand Up shows in Kompas TV and Metro TV are recently popularizing Stand Up Comedy.
Passive :Stand Up comedy is being popularized by Ernest Prakasa, Pandji Pragiwaksono, and Raditya Dika along with 2 Stand Up shows in Kompas TV and Metro TV recently.

PRESENT PERFECT TENSE:
Active : Most of big cities in Indonesia have formed Stand Up Comedy communities.
Passive :Stand Up Comedy communities have been formed by most of big cities in Indonesia.

PRESENT PERFECT CONTINOUS:
Active : I have been watching Transformers for 2 hours.
Passive : Transformers has been being watched by me for 2 hours.

PAST TENSE:
Active :Did you play football yesterday?
Passive : Did football played by you yesterday?

PAST CONTINOUS TENSE:
Active : Grandma was calling Rudi when I arrived at home.
Passive :Rudi was being called by his grandma when I arrived at home.

PAST PERFECT TENSE:
Active : If we had returned the magazines, we will pay you.
Passive :If the magazines had been returned by us, we will pay you.

PAST PERFECT CONTINOUS TENSE:
Active : Kisaragi had been singing songs for about an hour.
Passive :Songs had been being sung by Kisaragi for about an hour.

FUTURE TENSE:
Active : Indonesia will know well Stand Up Comedy.
Passive :Stand Up Comedy will be known well by Indonesia.

FUTURE CONTINOUS TENSE:
Active : Yuki won’t be interviewing me today.
Passive : I won’t be being interviewed by Yuki today.

FUTURE PERFECT TENSE:
Active :Will you have rented my airbuses next year?
Passive :Will my airbuses have been rented by you next year?

FUTURE PERFECT CONTINOUS TENSE:
Active : They will have been visiting us tommorow morning.
Passive :We will have been being visited by them tommorow morning.

The rest will be published soon as our task book back :D

West Kalimantan is one of province in Indonesia which is inhabited by dayak tribe. The dayak tribe consist of 350 sub tribes, for example: Dayak Kenyant, Maanyan, Benuaq and also the Iban.
Iban population lives in West Kalimantan. Their traditional house is the Rumah Panjai. The ibans today are becoming more urbanized while retaining most of their traditional heritage and culture. Most of the Iban houses are aquipped with modern facilities and also other facilities such as telephoneline and internet.
Many theories exist, but the origin of the name “iban” is still a mistery. The Ibans were called “sea dayaks” during the British colonial era. They were the original inhabitants of Borneo Island. Not much is known about Iban people before the arrival of the western expeditions to Asia.
The Ibans in Kalimantan were traditionally animist, although the majority are now Christian, some of the muslim and many continue to observe both Christian and traditional ceremonies, particulary during marriages or festivals. Significant festivals include the rice harvesting festival Gawai Dayak, the main festival for the Ibans. Other festivals include the bird festival Gawai Burong and the spirit festival Gawai Antu.
Iban music is percussion-oriented. The typical Iban agung ensemble will include a set of Engkerumungs (a small agungs arranged together side by side and played like a xylophone, a tawak (the so-called ‘bass’), a bendai (which acts as a snare) and also a set of ketabung (a singlesided drum/percussion).
The ibanese can bedivided into different branches which are named after the geographical areas where they reside. These group can be related each other by the dialect they speak or their customs, rituals and their way of life.

source: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Iban_people