教材试题 Unit 3 (Workbook) Using Structures

Unit 3 Fairness for all(Workbook)USING STRUCTURES1 Read this true story about three civil rights workers in Mississippi. Fill in the blanks with the words in brackets and use the correct tenses.THREE CIVIL RIGHTS WORKERS MISSING!MISSING!The police is seeking information about the disappearance at Philadelphia, Mississippi of these three people on June 21st Andrew Michael James Goodman Schwerner ChaneyIf you have any information, please tell the police, Washington, DC.Tel: On June 21st, 1964, three boys _(travel) to Mississippi hoping to encourage black people there to register to vote in the next election. After _(notice) and _ (arrest) by Deputy Price for speeding, they _(put) into the local jail. After several hours, the boys _ (release). Two hours later they _(kill) by members of the Ku Klux Klan. This_(be) a white racist organization, some of whose members _(begin) planning the murders as soon as the boys _(arrest). The car that the civil rights workers _(travel) in _(burn) so there _(be) no evidence. Everything _ (complete) smoothly and quietly. No one either _(see) or _(hear) the killing or the burning of the car. The killers _ (seem) safe.But the government _(be) not happy to see civil rights workers _(treat) in this way. After sending the FBI in large numbers to Mississippi, they eventually _ (discover) what _(happen) to the missing boys. A trial _ (hold) from October 11th to 17th 1967 and seventeen people _ (accuse) of the three murders. After _ (find) seven men guilty, the verdict _ (celebrate). It _(be) the first time that white men _(punish) for killing a black man in Mississippi. The good people of Mississippi _(hope) that such an incident _never _ (happen) in their neighbourhood again.2 This is a timeline of some of the more important events in the life of Martin Luther King, Jr. Choose five events in his life and write a short paragraph about him. Use as many different verb tenses as you can.January 15,1929Martin Luther King, Jr was born.September,1935began school in AtlantaFebruary, 1948became a ministerJanuary, 1957The Southern Christian Leadership Conference was founded. Dr King was chosen president.August 28, 1963“I have a dream” speech was made.December, 1964received the Nobel Peace PrizeMarch 21, 1965led a march from Selma to Montgomery (Alabama) to focus attention on problems in black voter registration; 3,000+ people began the march; and 25,000 completed itLater in 1965President Johnson signed the Voting Rights Bill to solve the problem.April 4, 1968Martin Luther King, Jr was shot and killed in Memphis, Tennessee.These words may help to connect your sentences together into a fluent prose.At first . Later. However . Anyway . Whenever . Eventually . Finally .When you finish your writing, swap with your partner and check: 1 content; 2 logical sequence; 3 correct grammar; 4 correct spelling and punctuation. Finally edit your work and be prepared to read it to the class.Suggested answers to Exercise 1：were travelling；having been noticed；arrested；were put；were released；were killed；is；had begun；were arrested；had been travelling；was burned；would be；was completed；saw；heard；seemed；was；being treated；discovered；had happened；was held；were accused；having found / finding；was celebrated；was；had been punished；hope / hoped；will never happen / would (never) happenSuggested answers to Exercise 2：Sample writingMartin Luther King, Jr was born in 1929. At first, like all other children, he began school at six years old in Atlanta. As he was a bright and conscientious student he did well at school and later at college. His views on Civil Rights were, however, always strongly held and soon after he became a minister in a church he joined an organization to promote ra