SectionB2a-2eAt11:00amlastSunday,Iwasinthepark.RevisionIwaswatchingsomeoneswimmingat11:10amlastSunday.At11:15amlastSunday….At11:20amlastSunday...Doyouknowthisman?Whatdoyouknowabouthim?馬丁·路德·金（1929年1月15日—1968年4月4日)，著名的美國民權運動領袖。1948年大學畢業。1948年到1951年間，在美國東海岸的費城繼續深造。1963年,馬丁?路德?金覲見了肯尼迪總統，要求通過新的民權法，給黑人以平等的權利。1963年8月28日在林肯紀念堂前發表《我有一個夢想》的演說。1964年獲得諾貝爾和平獎。1968年4月，馬丁·路德·金前往孟菲斯市領導工人罷工被人刺殺，年僅39歲。1986年起美國政府將每年1月的第三個星期一作為馬丁·路德·金全國紀念日。Lookatthepicturesandtitleinthepassage.Whatdoyouthinkthepassageisabout?2aReadthepassageandanswerthequestions.1.Whatarethetwoeventsinthepassage?2.Whendidtheyhappen?ReadingtheTitleandFirstSentencesThe

titlecanbehelpfulforyoutounderstandatext.Itisalsoagoodideatoreadthefirstsentenceofeachparagraphbeforeyoureadthewholetext.2b

DoYouRememberWhatYouWereDoing?Peopleoftenrememberwhattheyweredoingwhentheyheardthenewsofimportanteventsinhistory.InAmerica,forexample,manypeoplerememberwhattheyweredoingonApril4,1968.ThiswasanimportanteventinAmericanhistory.Onthisday,Dr.MartinLutherKingwaskilled.Althoughsomepeoplemaynotrememberwhokilledhim,theyrememberwhattheyweredoingwhentheyheardthenews.RobertAllenisnowover50,buthewasaschoolpupilatthattime.“Iwasathomewithmyparents,”Robertremembers.“Wewereeatingdinnerinthekitchenwhenweheardthenewsontheradio.Thenewsreportersaid,‘Dr.Kingdiedjust10minutesago.’Myparentswerecompletelyshocked!Myparentsdidnottalkafterthat,andwefinishedtherestofourdinnerinsilence.”Morerecently,mostAmericansrememberwhattheyweredoingwhentheWorldTradeCenterinNewYorkwastakendownbyterrorists.Eventhedate—September11,2001—hasmeaningtomostAmericans.ThiswasadayKateSmithwillneverforget.Sheremembersworkinginherofficenearthetwotowers.“MyfriendshoutedthataplanejusthittheWorldTradeCenter!Ididn’tbelievehimatfirst,butthenIlookedoutthewindowandrealizedthatitwastrue.IwassoscaredthatIcouldhardlythinkclearlyafterthat.”1.Whatarethetwoeventsinthepassage?2.Whendidtheyhappen?ThefirsteventhappenedonApril4,1968,andthesecondonehappenedonSeptember11,2001.Dr.MartinLutherKingwaskilled;TheWorldTradeCenterinNewYorkwastakendownbyterrorists.Onthisday,Dr.MartinLutherKingwaskilled.

這一天，馬丁?路德?金博士遇害了。馬丁?路德?金(MartinLutherKing,Jr.,1929-1968)是世界上知名的美國民權運動領袖。waskilled的意思是“被殺害”，表被動關系。Languagepoints2.…mostAmericansrememberwhattheyweredoingwhentheWorldTradeCenterinNewYorkwastakendownbyterrorists.絕大多數美國人都記得紐約世貿中心被恐怖分子摧毀時他們在做什么。1）紐約世貿中心（WorldTradeCenter）簡稱“世貿中心”，是美國紐約的地標之一。2001年9月11日，世貿中心被恐怖分子用所劫持的民航班機撞擊摧毀，這就是舉世震驚的“911事件”。2）takedown意為“摧毀”。3.Sheremembersworkinginherofficenearthetwotowers.她當時記得自己正在距兩座塔樓不遠的辦公室工作。1）towers指世貿中心的雙子塔。2）remember(someone)doingsth

是固定搭配。表示“記得某人做過某事”,其中remember

可表示“記得；回憶起；想起”等意思。如：

Idon’trememberseeinghimanywhere.

我不記得在什么地方見過他。Readthepassageagain.Arethefollowingstatementstrue(T)orfalse(F),

oristheinformationnotgiven(NG)?____1.EveryoneinAmericarememberswhokilledDr.King.____2.RobertAllenwaseatinglunchwhenDr.Kingwaskilled.____3.Robertsparentswereshockedtohearthenews.FTT2c____4.KateSmithwaswatchingamoviewhenaplanehittheWorldTradeCenter.____5.Katedidn’tthinkherfriendwastellingthetruthabouttheevent.NGF1.Noteveryonewillrememberwhokilledhim,buttheycanrememberwhattheyweredoingwhentheyheardthathegotkilled.Underlinesentencesfromthepassagewithsimilarmeaningstotheonesbelow.ManypeoplerememberwhattheyweredoingonApril4,1968.ThiswasanimportanteventinAmericanhistory.Onthisday,Dr.MartinLutherKingwaskilled.2d2.Noonesaidanythingfortherestofdinner.3.September11,2001—thedatealonemeanssomethingtomostpeopleintheUS.Myparentsdidnottalkafterthat,andwefinishedtherestofourdinnerinsilence.Eventhedate—September11,2001—hasmeaningtomostAmericans.IwassoscaredthatIcouldhardlythinkclearlyafterthat.4.IhadtroublethinkingclearlyafterthatbecauseIwasveryafraid.A:WhendidDr.MartinLutherKingdie?B:Hediedon...Howmuchdoyourememberabouttheeventsinthepassage?Testyourpartner.2e1.Hewassleepinglate____someoneknockedonthedoor.A.when B.while C.AsD.afterA

Ⅰ.單項選擇Exercises2._______thepolicearrived,thealienlefttheground.A.When B.BeforeC.AfterD.While3._______Iwaswalkingtoschool,Isawacatclimbingatree.A.WhenB.WhileC.BeforeD.AfterB

B

4.—Whatwereyoudoingatthistimeyesterday?—I_______.A.sleep B.