高中英语 Unit2《Heroes》Lesson2 History Makers课件 北师大版必修1.ppt

unit2heroslesson2historymakers martinlutherking campaignedfortherightsofblackpeopleintheusa drsunyat sen ledthe1911revolutionandfoundedthefirstrepublicofchina tomasedison inventedthelightbulb movingpicturecameraandmanyotherthing motherteresa workedtohelpthepoorinindia ex 2 listentostudentstalkingaboutthepeopleinthephotos completethefunctionfilewiththesewords agree think you reright don tagree inmyopinion personally checktheanswers 1 5 2 6 3 4 think don tagree inmyopinion you reright agree personally ex 5 listenagainanddecideifthesentencesbelowaretrue t orfalse f 1 martinlutherkingwasfromtheunitedstates 2 martin sfirstexperienceofracismwaswithabusdriver 3 hisfirstvictorywastowintheequalrightsfortheblackstositonbuses 4 hewenttoprisonsixteentimesfororganizingprotests 5 heorganizedamarchtowashingtonin1963 6 hemadeafamousspeechtherebeginningwiththewords ihaveadreamthat t f t f t t 7 hereceivedthenobelprizein1965 8 awhiteextremistkilledhimin1968 t f 难句解疑 personally ithinkmartinlutherkingisalsoquiteimportant becausehefoughtagainstracismandhisactionschangedamericansociety hespent27yearsinprisonforfightingfortherightsofblacksouthafricans shehasalsobeenanimportantpersoninfightingforanimalrights 把下面句子译成汉语 theyarefightingagainstterrorism 他们在与恐怖主义做斗争 theblackpeoplewerefightingforfreedom 黑人们在为自由而奋斗 theywerefightingwitheachotheroverwhopaidthebills 他们在为谁付帐而争执 thesoldierswerefightingtheirway 战士们正在打出一条出路 突围 与fight搭配的词组有 fightfor为 争取 而斗争fightagainst为 反对 而战fightwith与 搏斗 例如 theworkersarefightingfortheirrights 工人们为争取他们的权利而斗争 twodogsfoughtforabone andathirdranawaywithit 鹬蚌相争 渔翁得利 thechinesefoughtagainstthejapanesearmyforpeace 中国人民为争取和平而同日本侵略军作战 youngstudentsshouldbereadytofightagainstdifficulties 青年学生要时刻准备着与困难作斗争 speakingex 7workinpairs readtheparagraphsbelowandtaketurnstochooseahero askandanswerthefollowingquestions whatdid doesyourherofightfor whodid doesyourherohelp wheredid doesyourherowork moreinformationaboutmartinlutherking martinlutherking jr wasagreatmanwhoworkedforracialequalityandcivilrightsintheunitedstatesofamerica hewasbornonjanuary15 1929 inatlanta georgia martinhadabrother alfred andasister christine bothhisfatherandgrandfatherwereministers hismotherwasaschoolteacherwhotaughthimhowtoreadbeforehewenttoschool youngmartinwasanexcellentstudentinschool heskippedgradesinbothelementaryschoolandhighschool heenjoyedreadingbooks singing ridingabicycle andplayingfootballandbaseball martinenteredmorehousecollegeinatlanta georgia whenhewasonly15yearsold martinexperiencedracismearlyinlife hedecidedtodotosomethingtomaketheworldabetterandfairerplace aftergraduatingfromcollegeandgettingmarried dr kingbecameaministerandmovedtoalabama duringthe1950 s dr kingbecameactiveinthemovementforcivilrightsandracialequality heparticipatedinthemontgomery alabama busboycottandmanyotherpeacefuldemonstrationsthatprotestedtheunfairtreatmentofafrican americans hewonthenobelpeaceprizein1964 dr kingwasassassinatedonap