Unit5DoYouRememberWhatYouWereDoing?SectionB2a-2eMatchtheeventswiththedates.October1,1949May12,2008Feburary4,2022WenchuanEarthquakeBeijingWinterOlympicsFoundingCeremonyofPRCThesedates

havegreatmeaning

toChinesepeople.TwomeaningfuldatesinAmericanhistoryApril4,1968September11,2001Whathappenedthatday?Whyarethedatessomeaningful?Let'sgointothepassage!Doyouknowtheman?Andwhowasthemaninthepicture?Dr.MartinLutherKingDoyouknowthebuildingandwhatisthename?TheWorldTradeCenterGuessbythetitleandpicturesWhatwillthepassagetalkabout?thefuture(未來的)events.thepresent(現在的)events.thepast(過去的)events.Howmanyeventsarementioned?TwoThe

titleandpictures

canbehelpfulforyoutounderstandatext.FastreadingWhat'sthemainidea?A.RobertrememberswhathewasdoingwhenDr.MartindiedonApril4,1968.B.Katerememberswhatshewasdoingwhen911happenedonSep11,2001.C.Peopleoftenrememberwhattheyweredoingwhentheyheardthenewsofimportanteventsinhistory.Youcanusuallyfindthemainideafromthefirstsentencesinapassage.FastreadingHowmanypartscanbedivided?Part1Part2EventaboutDr.MartinLutherKingEventabouttheWorldTradeCenter馬丁·路德·金

馬丁·路德·金（MartinLutherKing,Jr.,1929年1月15日－1968年4月4日），出生于美國佐治亞州的亞特蘭大市。馬丁·路德·金是著名的美國民權運動領袖，他于1963年8月28日在林肯紀念堂前發表了《我有一個夢想》（IHaveaDream）的演講，迫使美國國會在1964年通過《民權法案》，宣布種族隔離和種族歧視政策為非法政策。1968年4月4日，馬丁·路德·金前往孟菲斯市領導工人罷工，遭槍擊，遇害時年僅39歲。作為黑人領袖，他生前贏得美國各階層人民的廣泛尊重和愛戴，為世界所關注，1964年獲得“諾貝爾和平獎”。為紀念這位偉人，1983年1月，總統納德·里根簽署法令，規定從1986年起，每年1月的第三個星期一為美國的“馬丁·路德·金日”（MartinLutherKing,Jr.Day），并且將其定為法定假日。Lookthroughthepassagequicklyformainidea.世界貿易中心（WorldTradeCenter，美國紐約）簡稱“世貿中心”，位于美國紐約曼哈頓島西南端，曾是紐約市最高、樓層最多的摩天大樓，為紐約市民乃至美國國民所自豪的地標建筑。大樓于1966年開建，主體于1973年建成使用。世貿大樓共110層，高達411米，是一個由兩座并立的塔式摩天樓（被稱作“雙子塔”）、4幢辦公樓和1幢旅館組成的建筑群。其主體南樓和北樓雙子塔采用鋼結構建筑，大樓墻面由鋁板和玻璃窗組成。在其遭受恐怖襲擊被摧毀之前，每年都吸引來自世界各地的無數游客前往參觀。2001年9月11日，恐怖分子劫持兩架民航客機先后從不同方向撞向世貿中心的雙子塔樓，兩棟塔樓隨后相繼倒塌。ScanningPart1——EventaboutDr.MartinLutherKingwhat(event)

when(date)

where(place)what(activities)how(feelings)MartinLutherKing

.waskilledOnApril4,1968.InAmerica.RobertAllenwas

inthekitchen.Robert'sparentswere

.eatingdinnercompletelyshockedFindthespecific

information.Findsentencesfrompart1withthesimilarmeaningstotheonesbelow.1.Noteveryonewillrememberwhokilledhim,buttheycanrememberwhattheyweredoingwhentheyheardthathegotkilled.2.Noonesaidanythingfortherestofdinner.Althoughsomepeoplemaynotrememberwhokilledhim,theyrememberwhattheyweredoingwhentheyheardthenews.Myparentsdidnottalkafterthat,andwefinishedtherestofourdinnerinsilence.CarefulreadingScanningPart2——EventabouttheWorldTradeCenterwhat(event)

when(date)

where(place)what(activities)how(feelings)TheWorldTradeCenter

by

.wastakendownterroristsInAmerica.OnSeptember11,2001.KateSmithwas

inherofficenearthetwo

.workingtowersShewasso

thatshecouldhardlythinkclearlyafterthat.scared

Findthespecificinformation.3.September11,2001—thedatealonemeanssomethingtomostpeopleintheUS.4.IhadtroublethinkingclearlyafterthatbecauseIwasveryafraid.Findsentencesfrompart2withthesimilarmeaningstotheonesbelow.Eventhedate—September11,2001—hasmeaningto

mostAmericans.IwassoscaredthatIcouldhardlythinkclearlyafterthat.Carefulreading____1.EveryoneinAmericarememberswhokilledDr.King.____2.RobertAllenwaseatinglunchwhenDr.Kingwaskilled.____3.Robert'sparentswereshockedtohearthenews.____4.KateSmithwaswatchingamoviewhenaplanehittheWorldTradeCenter.____5.Katedidn'tthinkherfriendwastellingthetruthabouttheevent.Readthepassageagain.Arethefollowingstatementstrue(T)orfalse(F),oristheinformationnotgiven(NG)?TFTFFdinnerworkinginherofficeNoteveryoneAfterreadingDoYouRememberWhatYouWereDoing?whatwhenwherewhathowwaskilledApr.4,1968inAmericaeatingdinnercompletelyshockedwastakendownSep.11,2001inAmericaworkingsoscared

Mostpeoplerememberwhattheyweredoingwhentheyheardthenewsofimportanteventsinhistory....Task1:Retellthewholepassage.Peopleoftenremember(whattheyweredoingwhenthey______(hear)thenewsofimportanteventsinhistory.)InAmerica,forexample,manypeopleremember_____theyweredoingonApril4,1968.Thiswas____importanteventinAmericanhistory.Onthisday,Dr.MartinLutherKing_______(kill)._______somepeoplemaynotremember(whokilledhim),theyremember(whattheyweredoing

whentheyheardthenews).heardwhatanwaskilledAlthoughReadagainthentrytoundersomekeywords.Peopleoftenremember(whattheyweredoingwhentheyheardthenewsofimportanteventsinhistory.)InAmerica,forexample,manypeoplerememberwhattheyweredoingonApril4,1968.ThiswasanimportanteventinAmericanhistory.Onthisday,Dr.MartinLutherKingwaskilled.Althoughsomepeoplemaynotremember(whokilledhim),theyremember(whattheyweredoing

whentheyheardthenews).在歷史上

賓語從句（陳述語氣）

…的新聞

被殺害了（被動語態）bedoneRobertAllenisnowover50,buthewasaschoolpupilatthattime.“Iwasathomewithmyparents,”Robertremembers.“Wewereeatingdinnerinthekitchenwhenweheardthenewsontheradio.Thenewsreportersaid,‘Dr.Kingdiedjust10minutesago’.Myparentswerecompletelyshocked!Myparentsdidnottalkafterthat,andwefinishedtherestofourdinnerinsilence.”=morethan多于lessthan在收音機中

becompletelyshocked十分震驚

從那之后

剩余的…沉默，無聲

=silentlyadj.silent