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Unint 3 Fairness for allUnint 3 Fairness for allSection Ⅰ Warming Up & Reading—Preparing预习多维感知1.What is this passage about?_____ A．The Civil Rights Movement of blacks. B．Rosa Parks，who was arrested for fighting for equality. C．Contributions Martin Luther King made to the Civil Rights Movement. D．Montgomery boycott of buses. ►Step One ： Fast ReadingRead the text and then choose the best answer according to the text.D2.Why did Maryann Jones “jumped out of bed”on December 5th，1955?______ A．Because she decided to take part in the boycott and didn’t want to be late. B．Because she felt too excited. C．Because she had to catch the early bus. D．Because she was eager to take part in a march organized by Martin Luther King. A3.In Diary 3，the sentence “I won’t mind my tired feet tomorrow. ” means “________”． A．I don’t like my tired feet. B．I’ll continue to walk to work. C．My tired feet wore me out. D．I’ll get used to going to work on foot. B4.“Today is a red­letter_day！”(in Diary 4)The underlined words in the sentence means “________”． A．a colorful day­ ­ ­ ­ ­ ­ ­ B．an interesting day C．an important day D．an unbelievable day C5. The author was ________ when she heard the whites’ tricks. A．exciting B．very angry C．sure they were winning D．thinking about the solutions C►Step Two ： Careful ReadingRead the text and fill in the blanks.The Start of the Civil Rights MovementFour diaries The writer：Maryann Jones, a 1.________ woman 2.________ lived in Montgomery，Mississippi.­Diary 1 Our minister，Martin Luther King，Jr announced that a 3.________ of the buses and trolleybuses will begin tomorrow. blackwhoboycottDiary 2 I didn’t 4.________ a bus to work.But I arrived at work 5.________ time. Diary 3 We must continue the boycott till we 6.________． Diary 4 We won a fundamental 7.________ in the battle for our 8.________ rights. takeonwinvictorycivil►Step Three ： SummaryOn December 25th，a 1.____________ led by Martin Luther King ， Jr began.All blacks refused to take buses or 2.____________.They either took taxies or 3.____________ on the pavement.With the whites’ hostility growing，the houses of the boycott leaders were 4.____________．In the end，on November 13th，1956，the US Supreme Court declared the boycotttrolleybusesmarchedbombed5.____________ on buses was wrong，which showed that blacks won a victory in the 6.____________．But they thought it was only one small blow for 7.____________．And then the success of the bus boycott began the 8.____________ Rights Movement throughout the USA.This movement ended the 9.____________ system for black people in education ， housing ， jobs ， voting and hotels.Just imagine their 10.____________ at the good news. separationbattlelibertyCivilunjust/unfairhappiness