时间:2019-01-10 作者:英语课 分类:高中英语人教版高二


英语课

[00:45.19]What can you see in the picture?

[00:56.74]What do you think is happening?

[01:08.44]Who is the black man in the first row?

[01:18.60]Do you know this famous American?

[01:41.46]In the 1960s,there was a great movement in the United  States,

[01:48.51]which was known 1 as civil rights movements.

[01:55.77]Many black people joined in the march to fight for their civil rights.

[02:03.64]because they were not treated as equally 2 as the white people.

[02:10.80]They were not allowed to go to the public parks or swimming pools.

[02:17.25]It was forbidden.

[02:20.30]What's more,they also demanded better housing 3 and jobs.

[02:30.05]They were led by Martin Luther King.

[02:34.49]Later,the police came up.

[02:38.64]They hit the black people with sticks and put some of them into prison.

[02:45.59]Where are these two men talking?(In a prison)

[03:16.94]Who are they?(One is a stranger who is from the west coast;

[03:28.20]the other is a black man who joined in the march.)

[03:34.86]When adn where did the big civil rights march take place?

[03:42.90](In 1963 in Birmingham.)

[03:51.37]Why was B(in the dialogue)in prison?

[04:10.31]He joined in the civil rights march;

[04:17.70]the police said that the march was forbidden and put him in prison.)

[04:24.96]1.Both A and B joined in the march and were put in prison.(False)

[05:04.27]2.The black people couldn't go to all public places in the city(False)

[05:31.94]3.The balck people didn't have the same rights as the white people.(True)

[05:44.16]Language points

[05:49.15]1)There was a big civil rights

[05:58.71]march through the centre of Birmingham yesterday.

[06:29.09]2)We're not treated as equal citizens.

[06:38.00]treat...as..

[06:38.83]Don't treat us as children.

[06:48.10]Why do you treat the matter as a joke?

[06:58.84]3)I joined in the march and we were marching peacefully along

[07:08.69]and then the ploice came up.

[07:25.93]His grandpa joined the party in 1949.

[07:31.96]Do you know how many people joined the organization?

[07:43.61]Come along,and join the ball game.

[07:55.97]We all joined in the discussion 4.

[08:18.51]The whole school will join in the concert.

[08:25.67]join sb.in sth.

[08:39.31]Will you join us in a walk/game/discussion?

[09:12.87]They watched the gaem.and then they were invited to join in it.

[09:23.04]They decided 5 to tell all the workers to take part in the strike.

[09:39.49]In the World War II Russians and americans took an important part.

[10:10.97]Martin Luther King,Jr,took a leading part in the civil rights movement.

[10:29.73]4)They hit us with their sticks over and over

[10:36.78]again and put some of us in prison.

[10:46.21]over and over again =again and again,or,over and over.

[10:56.37]The teacher made us pronounce the same word over and over again.

[11:06.11]They expressed their thanks to the host over and oer again.

[11:18.78]Mother told me again and agian not to be late for school.

[11:24.74]put..in (into) prison

[11:45.79]The police put the leaders of the march in prison.

[11:54.75]Many balcks were arrested and put into prison.

[12:04.81]Which group of people did King support,

[12:25.97]and how much success did he have?

[12:30.12]He supported black people.

[12:36.37]He won a lot of success,e.g,he won them the rights to vote.

[12:43.73]1)In 1964 Martin Luther King,Jr,won Nobel Physies Prize.(F)

[13:17.09]2)Martin Luther King won Nobel Peace Prize

[13:23.54]because he did excellent work in the black's liberation 6 movement.(T)

[13:38.30]3)Black people's children received more education than white children.(F)

[13:56.04]4)In the 1950s the separation 7 of black and whites

[14:06.02]was forbidden by Law in the southern states.(F)

[14:27.26]5)We can infer 8 that black in America now live a better life than before.(T)

[14:41.21]Language points

[14:57.27]He's the most important leader of the US civil rights movement .

[15:03.59]King was a minister who led a series 9 of peaceful campaigns 10

[15:08.56]of peaceful campaigns against segregation 11 in the southern states.

[15:15.92]In 1963 he led about 250000 people on a protest 12 march to Washington,DC


[15:26.56]where he made his famous speech at lincoln Memorial 13.

[15:32.59]He was awarded the Nobel Peace Prize in 1964

[15:39.12]and murbered four years later in Tennessee.

[15:44.29]His birthday, 5 January,is an official holiday in many states.

[16:59.03]2)By doing this he set an example to the rest of the world.

[17:35.39]by doing

[17:45.24]The boy killed the spider by hitting it.

[17:57.10]set an example to sb.

[18:03.76]follow sb's example.

[18:12.72]Lei Feng set a very good example to us.

[18:23.87]3)The message he gave was that black people should not be separated 15

[18:35.39]but should be treated as well as other respect.

[19:16.07]4)At the age of 15 he won an entrance prize to a college

[19:25.31]in one of the northern states.

[19:49.58]5)There black people had equal rights and were free to live,

[19:48.58]study and work as they wished.

[20:04.62]be free to do

[20:13.48]You are free to go or stay as you please.

[20:22.02]Everyone is free to express himself.

[20:30.38]6)Mixed race mariages were forbidden by law.

[21:10.63]They are a people of mixed blood.

[21:17.79]His feeling about the marriage are rather mixed.

[21:28.34]7)There were separate 14 sections for blackes in shops,

[21:35.61]restaurants,hospitals,buses and trains.

[21:54.26]In the middle of the town there is a business section.

[22:02.90]The library has a separate section for reading magazines and newspapers.

[22:23.96]I must have a separate room.

[22:29.71]The children sleep in separate beds.

[22:35.77]The Youngtze River separates 16 Hankou and Wuchang.

[22:52.54]Let's separate the good apples from the bad ones.

[23:01.39]8)If they wished to,they had to pass a reading test.

[23:37.60]You can do it if you wish to (do it).

[23:46.14]Would you like to join in the discussion?

[23:50.40]Yes,I'd like to (join in the discussion).

[23:57.06]9)In 1965 a new Voting Rights Bill became law.

[24:37.63]The bill was finally passed by a majority of 126.

[24:58.37]Parliament has passed an act forbidding the killing 17 of wild animals.

[25:27.63]10)Within a few years of this death,

[25:37.66]black people across the country held important jobs in government.

[25:50.19]hold

[25:56.57]Mr.Liu holds the office of chairman.

[26:07.62]What are the three important events in King's life?

[26:32.59]The peaceful"bus-revolution 18"in Alabama;

[26:43.64]The revolution in Birmingham;

[26:49.39]King's "dream"speech.

[26:54.72]Language points

[27:00.07]1)A group was formed to demand that the bus company

[27:05.24]should change its unfair practices and King was made president.

[27:34.40]John came to my house and demanded that I should help him.

[27:40.56]They demanded that the manager give them an immediate 19 answer.

[28:05.12]The policeman demanded his name and address.

[28:10.16]=The policeman demanded to know his name and address.

[28:18.10]The workers demand (to have )a highter pay from this month.

[28:32.89]practice.

[28:40.83]It's a dangerous practice to get off a bus before it stops.

[28:53.97]It's his practice to have lunch at one.

[29:04.13]2)King called for black people not to give in but to continue the struggle.

[29:14.97]call for

[29:23.82]They came into the restaurant,sat down and called for some beer.

[29:34.46]The newspapers called for the punishment of the man who had killed King.

[29:53.79]She refused to give in before the enemy.

[30:08.83]As neither side would give in,the talks broke down.

[30:17.98]3)On August 28,1963 King made a speech to thousands of black people

[30:32.13] that immediately became world-famous 20.

[31:36.00]4)He said,"I have a dream that one day

[31:46.03]on the red hills of Georgia the sons of former slaves 22

[31:51.81]and sons of former slave 21-owners

[31:55.75]will be able to sit down together at the table of brotherhood 23...

[32:02.23]I have a dream that my four little children will one day live in a nation

[32:09.18]where whey will not be judged by the color of their skin

[32:14.43]but by the content of their character."

[32:53.30]The son of former slaves =the son of people who had been slaves

[33:15.11]Bill Clinton is a former president of America


[33:25.88]Wang Ting is my former student.

[33:30.63]The sons of former slave owners

[33:38.49]=the sons of people who had once owned slaves.

[33:48.16]sit down together at the table of brotherhood

[33:54.51]=to sit at the same table and to share a meal together

[34:00.17]is a symbol of friendship

[34:03.62]The content of their character content

[34:17.70]I like the style of the book,but I don't like the content



adj.大家知道的;知名的,已知的
  • He is a known artist.他是一个知名的艺术家。
  • He is known both as a painter and as a statesman.他是知名的画家及政治家。
adv.平等地;公平地
  • Divide the cake into quarters and share it equally.把蛋糕分成四份,大家平均享用。
  • The blue sky belongs equally to us all.蓝天为人所共有。
n.房屋,住宅;住房建筑;外壳,外罩
  • Do you think our housing sales will turn around during this year?你认为今年我们的住宅销路会好转吗?
  • The housing sales have been turning down since the summer.入夏以来,房屋的销售量日趋减少。
n.讨论,谈论;论述
  • It is certain he will come to the discussion.他肯定会来参加讨论。
  • After months of discussion,a peace agreement is gradually taking shape.经过几个月的商讨,和平协议渐渐有了眉目。
adj.决定了的,坚决的;明显的,明确的
  • This gave them a decided advantage over their opponents.这使他们比对手具有明显的优势。
  • There is a decided difference between British and Chinese way of greeting.英国人和中国人打招呼的方式有很明显的区别。
n.解放,解放运动(为获得平等权利和地位的行为)
  • We should help those who are still struggling for liberation.我们应当帮助那些仍在为独立而斗争的人们。
  • Many people died during famines every year before liberation.解放前每年有许多人在饥荒中死亡。
n.分离,分居,缺口
  • After a long separation,they held a glad meeting.阔别多年之后,他们举行了一个令人愉快的聚会。
  • Separation from his friends made him sad.与朋友们分离使他伤心。
vt.推论,推断;猜想
  • People usually infer an unknown fact from a known fact.人们通常从已知的事实中推断未知的事实。
  • From your smile I infer that you're pleased.从你的笑容,我断定你很高兴。
n.连续;系列
  • The students have put forward a series of questions.学生们提出了一系列问题。
  • He gave forth a series of works in rapid succession.他很快连续发表了一系列的作品。
n.运动( campaign的名词复数 );竞选运动;战役;季节性竞赛
  • Extraneous factors can intervene and cause the shelving of advertising campaigns. 广告活动会因外部因素影响而推迟进行。 来自辞典例句
  • The rebels defiantly welcomed new allies and laid plans for unionization campaigns. 造反派热烈欢迎新盟友,并制订组织工会的计划。 来自辞典例句
n.隔离,种族隔离
  • Many school boards found segregation a hot potato in the early 1960s.在60年代初,许多学校部门都觉得按水平分班是一个棘手的问题。
  • They were tired to death of segregation and of being kicked around.他们十分厌恶种族隔离和总是被人踢来踢去。
v.反对,抗议;宣称;n.抗议;宣称
  • I can't pass the matter by without a protest.我不能对此事视而不见,我要提出抗议。
  • We translated his silence as a protest.我们把他的沉默解释为抗议。
adj.记忆的;纪念的;n.纪念碑,纪念堂
  • We visited the Lincoln Memorial.我们参观了林肯纪念堂。
  • He wrote a memorial of the late author.他写了一篇纪念这位已故作家的文章。
n.分开,抽印本;adj.分开的,各自的,单独的;v.分开,隔开,分居
  • Are they joined together or separate?它们是合在一起还是分开的?
  • Separate the white clothes from the dark clothes before laundering.洗衣前应当把浅色衣服和深色衣服分开。
adj.分开的v.分开(separate的过去式和过去分词)
  • Her parents are separated but not divorced. 她父母分居但没离婚。
  • No child should ever be separated from his mother by force. 绝不能强行使任何一个孩子与母亲分开。 来自《简明英汉词典》
n.可搭配穿着的女服v.分开( separate的第三人称单数 );(使)分离;区分;隔开
  • A chasm separates my generation from my parents'. 分歧使我这一代人不同于我父母那一代。 来自《简明英汉词典》
  • The Bering StraIt'separates Asia and America. 白令海峡隔开了亚洲和美洲。 来自《简明英汉词典》
n.巨额利润;突然赚大钱,发大财
  • Investors are set to make a killing from the sell-off.投资者准备清仓以便大赚一笔。
  • Last week my brother made a killing on Wall Street.上个周我兄弟在华尔街赚了一大笔。
n.革命,大变革;旋转;周期,循环
  • The earth makes a yearly revolution around the sun.地球每年绕太阳一周。
  • This volume records the history of the country's revolution.这卷书记载了这个国家的革命历史。
adj.立即的;直接的,最接近的;紧靠的
  • His immediate neighbours felt it their duty to call.他的近邻认为他们有责任去拜访。
  • We declared ourselves for the immediate convocation of the meeting.我们主张立即召开这个会议。
adj.世界闻名的
  • A world-famous violinist is playing at tonight's concert.一位世界闻名的小提琴家将在今晚的音乐会上演奏。
  • Xi'an is a world-famous city for her ancient culture.西安是一座举世闻名的文化古城。
n.奴隶,附件,卑鄙的人;vi.拼命工作
  • Don't be a slave to custom.不要做风俗习惯的奴隶。
  • Why should I slave away all my life!我为什么要辛辛苦苦地干一辈子呀!
n.奴隶( slave的名词复数 );苦工;完全受(某事物)控制的人;完全依赖(某事物)的人v.奴隶般地工作,做苦工( slave的第三人称单数 )
  • Slaves were not emancipated until 1863 in the United States. 美国奴隶直到1863年才获得自由。
  • fashionistas who are slaves to the latest trends 被潮流牵着鼻子走的赶时髦者
n.兄弟般的关系,手中情谊
  • They broke up the brotherhood.他们断绝了兄弟关系。
  • They live and work together in complete equality and brotherhood.他们完全平等和兄弟般地在一起生活和工作。
学英语单词
a professional athlete
aaprotect
activity factor of B (in a liquid or a solid mixture)
al-rasheed
alignment time
anti-perfectionists
aporrectodea trapezoides
assembly robot
band-edge tailing
Barrault, Jean-Louis
be ambitious to do sth
beiderman
biophysics of membrane transport
blowout switch
boning room
caponier
Cetiprin
clinical genetics
cold waste
commercial fertilizer
content ratio analyzer
corticoliberin
crushable structure
customer centricity
DB
desktop videoconferencing
druggister
durable good
encander
essien
Ettrickhall
exner comprehensive system
extra heavy duty
genus omphalotuss
geometric mean inequality
group efficiency
hand brake housing
herposiphonieae
high efficiency TWT
highest probable frequency (hpf)
hold sb in high esteem
holeier
homogentisic acids
hot-tubs
instruction mode
iron-clad
Japanophobic
kizdere
kona cyclone
kragen
L, l
lactomucin
latitudinal cleavage
LC-ME
localcalls
lycocernuine
Maastrichtians
malignant auricular arrhythmia
methylphenylamine
micrometer-microscope
nimbiol
Office Francais de Recherche Sous-Marine
ophthalmoreaction
overconsolidated soil
peg-bar
pingees
pogonia macrocarpum broth
Pyeonghae
Qosqo
quadrant-edge orifice plate
radiosonde station
recommend substitutes
Rhizoma Panacis Japonici
rotating particle
roundhand
Saccharum Granorum
Saint James
schlenker
shoddy shaker
sidewheeler
silicon meter
skeezas
small calorie (cal)
softening plant
SP-54
square can
steering wheel angle
sukhoi
sulphur parakeet
the green-eyed monster
the have-nots
thixomolding
to yearn after...
tobacco looper
ultramacho
ultrasonic laparoscope
under authorities
volume color
wind someone round one's fingers
workfree
working-time
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