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2017-2018学年15级高三上学期英语学科导学案 课型： 使用时间：2017年 月 日 班级： 小组： 姓名： 组内评价： 教师评价： 课题：M10U3

Fairness for all

【学习内容】

（1）了解标志50年代民权运动蒙哥马利黑人抵制公共汽车上的种族歧视事件以及黑人团结一致进行斗争的精神。

（2）通过语境学习和运用本单元词汇，为阅读理解中猜测词义和写作打基础。

（3）了解演说中所采用的修辞手段以及所表达的情感。

（4）复习学过的各种时态。

【学习目标】

词汇 1. 认识以下33个词和短语。 trolleybus

boycott

offence

collision

negotiate

chaos

sandal

coincidence

pedestrian

march hostility

prayer

bomb

supreme

constitution

constitutional

battle

liberty

skim

self-evident philosophy

creed

brotherhood

oasis

symphony

Catholic

Negro

almighty

quotation

simile metaphor

dominate

live out 2. 能够认识并且拼写出以下21个词。 unjust

separation

tradition

submit

seize

hopeful

punctual

pavement

salute

fundamental abuse

resolve

nationwide

happiness

evident

brief

discrimination

commit

civil

register prohibit 理解

1. 能够回答有关文章内容的问题

2. 能够准确理解所列出的句子的含义

运用

1. 能够把课文中的精彩句子运用到介绍活动的文章中。 Worksheet 1

Words and expressions Ⅰ. Please find the English words according to the given English definitions 1. v. to take hold of sth suddenly or violently; to take control of a place quickly

_____ 2. adj. of the citizens of a country

____

_

3．n．state of being unfriendly

____

_

4. n. study of the nature and meaning of existence

_____ 5．n．freedom

_____ 6．vt. to do sth illegal or wrong

_____ 7．n．passing of beliefs, customs, etc from one generation to the next

_____ 8．adj. having hope

_____ 9．n．treating one particular group in society in an unfair way

_____ 10. vt.to forbid sb/sth from doing sth by laws, rules or regulations

_____ 11. vt. to read quickly to get the main ideas

_____ 12. v. to greet (sb), to greet, esp with polite words or with a sign

_____ 13. adj. happening, existing, etc over a whole country

_____ 14. n. breaking or coming apart; division

_____ 15. n. refusing to buy sth or use sth as a way of protesting

_____ 16. v. to try to reach agreement by discussion

_____ 17. vt. to be forced to obey sb

_____ 18. n. thing one has decided to do; resolution

_____ 19.adj. not willing; reluctant

_____ 20. adj doing things at the exact or agreed time

_____ II.

Please find out the synonyms / antonyms of the following words Synonyms reluctant ______________ ;

forbid ________________;

division ________________; short ________________;

basic/ essential ________________;

determine

________________; obvious ________________;

advance ________________;

freedom

________________; unjust ________________;

punctual ________________;

brief ________________; happiness ________________; unwilling ________________; hopeful ________________; III.

Common collocations concerning the words in this unit 1.选定度假地点.

2. Application forms must be submitted by 10 March.

She refused to submit to threats.

3. live out your fantasies.

He lived out his days alone. 4. Mary seized on the excuse to get out of choir(合唱的) practice. seize a chance/an opportunity be seized with terror/desire

Panic seized her.

5. commit a crime

commit suicide

commit yourself to doing 6. Please briefly describe /summarize your experience. The party, to put it briefly, was a disaster. Here’s today’s news in brief. She worked there for only a brief period in the late 1980s. She gave a brief description/summary/history of the problem. 7. Nuclear powers are prohibited from selling this technology. High costs had prohibited the building work from being completed. a prohibition against parking on the street 8. Driving while drunk is a serious offence. Cruelty to animals offends many people.

offend the eyes

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2017-2018学年15级高三上学期英语学科导学案 课型： 使用时间：2017年 月 日 班级： 小组： 姓名： 组内评价： 教师评价： Worksheet 2

Reading comprehension

Fairness for all Ⅰ. Fast reading 1.Scan the passage and answer the following questions. 1).What incident started the opening of Montgomery Bus boycott?

2).What was the first day of boycott like?

3). How long did the boycott last?

4).What was the symbol to show the success of Montgomery Bus Boycott?

2. Put the following events in the correct order. ( 1 ) Rosa Parks refused to give up her seat on the bus. (

) They went to work on foot or in taxis instead. (

) Blacks were finally able to sit where they liked on city buses. (

) The whites were angry because their businesses suffered. (

) The Supreme Court eventually agreed with the boycott. (

) The blacks were solid in their support of the boycott. (

) Rose Parks was arrested. (

) The whites bombed the houses of the black leaders. (

) Martin Luther King, Jr called on the blacks to boycott the city buses and trolleybuses. II. Detailed reading-- Read and answer the following questions.

1. What did blacks do to show their determination?

2. What did the whites do to end the boycott?

3. Why do you think white want to sit separated from blacks?

4. In What ways do you think the boycott influenced the city?

5. When was the boycott over? How did the blacks win the battle?

III. Skimming---find out the main idea of each part. Title The Start Of The Civil Rights Movement Main idea Part 1

Part 2

Part 3

Part 4

This is a story of one young black girl’s r________________ to the start of the Civil Rights Movement. She explained ________________ Rosa Parks was arrested because she would not _______________ her seat for a white man and ________________ this made the black community so angry that they began a boycott of all city buses. The boycott l______________ for about a year and the whites tried many ways to stop it but in the end the Supreme Court agreed with the black community. Separate seats on the buses were in the future to be illegal. IV. Discussion 1.Why did the blacks have to boycott the buses for a year to get the situation changed? Why didn’t they talk to the white bus owners?

2.Why was this not the end of the fight for civil rights in America but only the beginning?

IV. Find the following sentences in your text. Either paraphrase them or translate them into Chinese. Please pay attention to the parts in bold.

1. Today we went to church where our minister, Martin Luther King, Jr, announced that a boycott of the buses and trolleybuses will begin tomorrow.

2. Dr King encourages us to fight against

this unfair system which prohibits us blacks from sitting

where we like. 3. It is regarded as an offence if we sit at the front of a bus and if we break this law, we receive a heavy punishment. 4. They’re hopeful that they can negotiate a fairer situation if all the blacks support them.. 5.This morning I yawned as I woke even earlier than usual, but my sister, Serena was already up. 6. Normally we would have been only too happy, as it would have guaranteed us a seat for the whole journey. 7. Most people don’t climb the rock out of respect for the aboriginal people who consider it to be sacred. 8. Encouraged by a Supreme Court decision that public education must be mixed nationwide, the leaders went to court to argue against separation on buses. 9. It was not until November 13, 1956 that the US Supreme Court declared separation on buses was not constitutional. 10. If black and white students must now be educated together, why should people be seated in buses according to the color of their skin? 11. But I do worry about what will happen tomorrow. 12. It seemed like an answer to a prayer!

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2017-2018学年15级高三上学期英语学科导学案 课型： 使用时间：2017年 月 日 班级： 小组： 姓名： 组内评价： 教师评价： Worksheet 3: Language Study

I. Please fill in the blanks according to the text.

Today we went to church ___________ our minister, Martin Luther King, Jr., announced that a boycott of the buses and trolley buses will begin tomorrow. I’ve always hated ___________(have) to sit in the worst seats on the bus so I’m happy to support it. He encourages us to fight ____________ this unfair system which prohibits us blacks ____________ sitting where we like. But ___________ Thursday this unjust separation of people

_____________ the basis of skin color was challenged. A black lady got ____________ board a city bus and sat in the fifth row with three other blacks. Gradually the seats for whites filled until one white remained ___________ (stand). ___________ law he could not sit with Rosa and ____________ tradition blacks were expected to move.

This morning I yawned as I woke even ____________ (early) than usual. My sister, ___________ was already up, urged me to dress quickly and to wear my most comfortable sandals. I like to be punctual ____________ work. ____________ coincidence a bus arrived as we reached the empty bus stop, but we ignored it. Normally we would have been only too happy, as it ____________ (guarantee) us a seat for the whole journey. But not today! Taxis passed all full of passengers ____________ we pedestrians marched ____________ the pavement. Those in the cars waved and we saluted them _____________. The whites, on the other hand, shouted abuse at us. We felt their hostility but it only made us firmer in our resolve. _____________(luck) when I felt I could walk no ____________(far), a black taxi driver offered us _____________ lift. _____________ seemed like an answer to a prayer! The boycott continued very successfully for a year. Maryann Jones became accustomed to _____________(travel)

to work without the bus. Meanwhile the hostility of the whites _____________(grow).

What ____________(excite)! Serena came home to say that the news _____________ the boycott was over was going to be all over the newspapers tomorrow. I was eager to know the result. “It’s not true,” she shouted at me. “It’s just a story made up by the whites ______________ (stop) our campaign. We ____________(be) too successful for them. Martin Luther King, Jr came and told me himself that it was ____________ trick. We must continue _____________ we win.”

II. Useful chunks 1.利用这个事件

2.选定度假的地点

3.向朋友们招手致意

4.期待/预计某人做某事

5.的确担忧…

6.反对

7.鼓励我们同这个不公正的制度作斗争

8.禁止我们随意就坐

9.满载乘客的出租车

10.在人行道上行进

11.让某人搭顺风车

12.为自由开展一次小的斗争

13.习惯于不坐公交车而步行上班

14. 不愿意这样做

15. 保证全程有座

16.赢得一场根本性的胜利

III. Exercises for consolidation Correction：

1.They have seized this incident and decided on a collision course to change the law.

3 2.It would have guaranteed us with a seat for the whole journey.

3.When I felt I could walk no farther, a black taxi appeared.

4. The celebration took place very successful.

5. After a year Jones became accustomed to travel to work on foot.

6.Rose came and tell me herself that it was not true.

7.I won’t mind my tiring feet tomorrow.

8.But who knows where it’ll lead to.

9.I wonder that they’ll come on time.

10.When Little Tom got on the bus, he found some blacks sitting at front of it.

Fill in the blanks with the proper words or proper forms of given words. 1.The terms of the wage settlement are still under __________________(negotiate). 2.There is a regulation that __________________(prohibit)trucks from travelling along the road in the daytime. 3. Nowadays there are still ___________________(discriminate) against women. 4.See to it that you are here __________________(punctual) tomorrow. 5.I have never _________________(commit) any crime. 6.Our thoughts and _________________(pray) are with you at this difficult time. 7.__________________(hopeful),you won’t have any problems after reading this. 8.In the case of _________________(separate) or divorce, the children’s needs should come first. 9.Morris _______________(abuse) the trust the firm had shown in him. 10.Let’s keep this conversation ________________(brief). I have a plane to catch. Fill in the blanks with the proper forms of given verbs. 1. Jack ________________(work) in the lab when the power cut occurred. 2. —Excuse me, which movie are you waiting for? —The new Star Wars. We ______________ (wait) here for more than two hours. 3. I _________________(read) half of the English novel, and I’ll try to finish it at the weekend.

4. The students have been working hard on their lessons and their efforts _____________(reward) with success in the end. 5. Why didn’t you tell me about your trouble last week? If you _____________(tell) me, I could have helped. 6. More efforts, as reported, _______________(make) in the years ahead to accelerate the supply-side structural reform.

7. Dashan, who _______________(hear) crosstalk, the Chinese comedic tradition, for decades, wants to mix it up with the Western stand-up tradition.

8. When walking down the street, I came across David, when I _______________(see) for years. 9. Silk ______________(become) one of the primary goods traded along the Silk Road by about 100 BC. 10. Had the governments and scientists not worked together , AIDS-related deaths _____________(not fall) since their highest in 2005.

2017-2018学年15级高三上学期英语学科导学案 课型： 使用时间：2017年 月 日 班级： 小组： 姓名： 组内评价： 教师评价： 课题：M10U3

Fairness for all

编写人：周艳芳 审核人：15级全体教师 审批人：孟召娟

【学习内容】

（1）了解标志50年代民权运动蒙哥马利黑人抵制公共汽车上的种族歧视事件以及黑人团结一致进行斗争的精神。

（2）通过语境学习和运用本单元词汇，为阅读理解中猜测词义和写作打基础。

（3）了解演说中所采用的修辞手段以及所表达的情感。

（4）复习学过的各种时态。

【学习目标】

词汇 1. 认识以下33个词和短语。 trolleybus

boycott

offence

collision

negotiate

chaos

sandal

coincidence

pedestrian

march hostility

prayer

bomb

supreme

constitution

constitutional

battle

liberty

skim

self-evident philosophy

creed

brotherhood

oasis

symphony

Catholic

Negro

almighty

quotation

simile metaphor

dominate

live out 2. 能够认识并且拼写出以下21个词。 unjust

separation

tradition

submit

seize

hopeful

punctual

pavement

salute

fundamental abuse

resolve

nationwide

happiness

evident

brief

discrimination

commit

civil

register prohibit 理解

1. 能够回答有关文章内容的问题； 2. 能够准确理解所列出的句子的含义

运用

1. 能够把课文中的精彩句子运用到介绍活动的文章中。 Worksheet 1

Words and expressions Ⅰ. Please find the English words according to the given English definitions 1. v. to take hold of sth suddenly or violently; to take control of a place quickly

seize

___ 2. adj. of the citizens of a country

___ civil _

_ 3．n．state of being unfriendly

hostility ____ 4. n. study of the nature and meaning of existence

philosophy _ 5．n．freedom

liberty

_ 6．vt. to do sth illegal or wrong

commit

7．n．passing of beliefs, customs, etc from one generation to the next

tradition

8．adj. having hope

hopeful

9．n．treating one particular group in society in an unfair way

discrimination

10. vt.to forbid sb/sth from doing sth by laws, rules or regulations

prohibit _____ 11. vt. to read quickly to get the main ideas

skim

__ 12. v. to greet (sb), to greet, esp with polite words or with a sign

salute

_ 13. adj. happening, existing, etc over a whole country

nationwide

_ 14. n. breaking or coming apart; division

separation

15. n. refusing to buy sth or use sth as a way of protesting

boycott

16. v. to try to reach agreement by discussion

negotiate

17. vt. to be forced to obey sb

submit

_ 18. n. thing one has decided to do; resolution

resolve

_ 19.adj. not willing; reluctant

unwilling

20. adj doing things at the exact or agreed time

punctual

__ II.

Please find out the synonyms / antonyms of the following words Synonyms reluctant __ unwilling ____ ;

forbid ___ prohibit __;

division ___ separation ____; short __ brief ___;

basic/ essential ___ fundamental __;

determine

__ resolve ___; obvious _ evident ____;

advance __ march ___;

freedom

__ liberty_; Antonyms unjust __ just ____;

punctual __ unpunctual ___;

brief ___ long ____; happiness _ unhappiness ___;

unwilling ___ willing ___;

hopeful ___ hopeless ___; III.

Common collocations concerning the words in this unit 1.选定度假地点.

2. Application forms must be submitted by 10 March.

She refused to submit to threats.

3. live out your fantasies.

He lived out his days alone. 4. Mary seized on the excuse to get out of choir(合唱的) practice. seize a chance/an opportunity be seized with terror/desire

Panic seized her.

5. commit a crime

commit suicide

commit yourself to doing 6. Please briefly describe /summarize your experience. The party, to put it briefly, was a disaster. Here’s today’s news in brief. She worked there for only a brief period in the late 1980s. She gave a brief description/summary/history of the problem. 7. Nuclear powers are prohibited from selling this technology. High costs had prohibited the building work from being completed. a prohibition against parking on the street 8. Driving while drunk is a serious offence. Cruelty to animals offends many people.

offend the eyes

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2017-2018学年15级高三上学期英语学科导学案 课型： 使用时间：2017年 月 日 班级： 小组： 姓名： 组内评价： 教师评价： Worksheet 2

Reading comprehension

Fairness for all Ⅰ. Fast reading 1.Scan the passage and answer the following questions. 1).What incident started the opening of Montgomery Bus boycott?

Rosa Parks was arrested because of her refusal to give seat to the white.

2).What was the first day of boycott like?

It went smoothly as it was planned.

3). How long did the boycott last?

About a year. 4).What was the symbol to show the success of Montgomery Bus Boycott?

The Supreme Court agreed it was wrong and declared the segregation policy on the bus should be canceled.

2. Put the following events in the correct order. ( 1 ) Rosa Parks refused to give up her seat on the bus.

( 4 ) They went to work on foot or in taxis instead. ( 9 ) Blacks were finally able to sit where they liked on city buses. ( 5 ) The whites were angry because their businesses suffered. ( 8 ) The Supreme Court eventually agreed with the boycott. ( 6 ) The blacks were solid in their support of the boycott.

( 2 ) Rose Parks was arrested. ( 7 ) The whites bombed the houses of the black leaders. ( 3 ) Martin Luther King, Jr called on the blacks to boycott the city buses and trolleybuses. II. Detailed reading-- Read and answer the following questions.

1. What did blacks do to show their determination?

They walked to work or used taxis all that time. 2. What did the whites do to end the boycott?

The whites tried to end the boycott by playing tricks and bombing the houses of the leaders of the movement. 3. Why do you think white want to sit separated from blacks? white people wanted to sit away from blacks because they thought the blacks were inferior . 4. In What ways do you think the boycott influenced the city?

It made it clear to the people of the city that the black community was not going to put up with unfair treatment any more. 5. When was the boycott over? How did the blacks win the battle? The boycott was over when the supreme Court said that it was illegal to sections reserved for blacks and white people on the bused. The blacks won the battle through their continuous struggle, in which they showed their discrimination, perseverance and unity. III. Skimming---find out the main idea of each part. Title Main Part 1 idea Part 2 The Start Of The Civil Rights Movement King seized Rosa Park’s incident and this started the opening of the Montgomery Bus Boycott On the first day the boycott everything went smoothly 5 Part 3 Part 4 The boycott continued successfully, but this made the whites very angry.They tried a lot of tricks to stop the boycott. The Montgomery Bus Boycott was a success and this led to the improvement of black people’s civil rights. This is a story of one young black girl’s reaction__ to the start of the Civil Rights Movement. She explained _how_ Rosa Parks was arrested because she would not __give up_ her seat for a white man and __how__ this made the black community so angry that they began a boycott of all city buses. The boycott lasted__ for about a year and the whites tried many ways to stop it but in the end the Supreme Court agreed with the black community. Separate seats on the buses were in the future to be illegal. IV. Discussion 1.Why did the blacks have to boycott the buses for a year to get the situation changed? Why didn’t they talk to the white bus owners? The whites dominated the whole society, and the blacks were seen as inferior people. They were prohibited from speaking to whites in the public by law, so it was impossible to talk directly to the white bus owners.

2.Why was this not the end of the fight for civil rights in America but only the beginning? Because blacks were greatly encouraged and it inspired their fights for equal civil rights in different places. In the end, they united to carry nationwide civil right movements. IV. Find the following sentences in your text. Either paraphrase them or translate them into Chinese. Please pay attention to the parts in bold.

1. Today we went to church where our minister, Martin Luther King, Jr, announced that a boycott of the buses and trolleybuses will begin tomorrow.

2. Dr King encourages us to fight against

this unfair system which prohibits us blacks from sitting

where we like. 3. It is regarded as an offence if we sit at the front of a bus and if we break this law, we receive a heavy punishment. 4. They’re hopeful that they can negotiate a fairer situation if all the blacks support them.. 5.This morning I yawned as I woke even earlier than usual, but my sister, Serena was already up. 6. Normally we would have been only too happy, as it would have guaranteed us a seat for the whole journey. 7. Most people don’t climb the rock out of respect for the aboriginal people who consider it to be sacred. 8. Encouraged by a Supreme Court decision that public education must be mixed nationwide, the leaders went to court to argue against separation on buses. 9. It was not until November 13, 1956 that the US Supreme Court declared separation on buses was not constitutional. 10. If black and white students must now be educated together, why should people be seated in buses according to the color of their skin? 11. But I do worry about what will happen tomorrow. 12. It seemed like an answer to a prayer!

2017-2018学年15级高三上学期英语学科导学案 课型： 使用时间：2017年 月 日 班级： 小组： 姓名： 组内评价： 教师评价： Worksheet 3: Language Study

I. Please fill in the blanks according to the text.

Today we went to church __ where __ our minister, Martin Luther King, Jr., announced that a boycott of the buses and trolley buses will begin tomorrow. I’ve always hated _ having _ (have) to sit in the worst seats on the bus so I’m happy to support it. He encourages us to fight _ against _ this unfair system which prohibits us blacks _ from __ sitting where we like. But __ on _ Thursday this unjust separation of people __ on __ the basis of skin color was challenged. A black lady got __ on __ board a city bus and sat in the fifth row with three other blacks. Gradually the seats for whites filled until one white remained _ standing

_ (stand). _ By _ law he could not sit with Rosa and _ by _ tradition blacks were expected to move.

This morning I yawned as I woke even _ earlier _ (early) than usual. My sister, _ who _ was already up, Fill in the blanks with the proper words or proper forms of given words. urged me to dress quickly and to wear my most comfortable sandals. I like to be punctual __ for _ work. _

1.The terms of the wage settlement are still under __ negotiation ___(negotiate). By _ coincidence a bus arrived as we reached the empty bus stop, but we ignored it. Normally we would 2.There is a regulation that ___ prohibits ___(prohibit)trucks from travelling along the road in the daytime. have been only too happy, as it _ guaranteed _ (guarantee) us a seat for the whole journey. But not today! 3. Nowadays there are still ___ discriminations __(discriminate) against women. Taxis passed all full of passengers _ as _ we pedestrians marched _ on _ the pavement. Those in the cars 4.See to it that you are here ___ punctually __(punctual) tomorrow. waved and we saluted them _ back _. The whites, on the other hand, shouted abuse at us. We felt their 5.I have never ___ committed ___(commit) any crime. hostility but it only made us firmer in our resolve. _

Luckily

_(luck) when I felt I could walk no 6.Our thoughts and ___ prayers ___(pray) are with you at this difficult time. _further_(far), a black taxi driver offered us _a_ lift. __It_ seemed like an answer to a prayer! The boycott 7.__ Hopefully __ (hopeful),you won’t have any problems after reading this. continued very successfully for a year. Maryann Jones became accustomed to _ travelling __(travel)

to 8.In the case of __ separation __(separate) or divorce, the children’s needs should come first. work without the bus. Meanwhile the hostility of the whites _ grew _(grow). 9.Morris __ abused ___(abuse) the trust the firm had shown in him.

What _ excitement __(excite)! Serena came home to say that the news _ that __ the boycott was over 10.Let’s keep this conversation _ brief ___(brief). I have a plane to catch. was going to be all over the newspapers tomorrow. I was eager to know the result. “It’s not true,” she Fill in the blanks with the proper forms of given verbs. shouted at me. “It’s just a story made up by the whites __ to stop __ (stop) our campaign. We __ have 1. Jack _ was working _ (work) in the lab when the power cut occurred. been_(be) too successful for them. Martin Luther King, Jr came and told me himself that it was __ a _ trick. 2. —Excuse me, which movie are you waiting for? We must continue __ till

_ we win.”

—The new Star Wars. We _ have been waiting __ (wait) here for more than two hours. II. Useful chunks 3. I __ have read _ (read) half of the English novel, and I’ll try to finish it at the weekend.

1.利用这个事件

seize on this incident

2.选定度假的地点decide on where to spend your holiday

4. The students have been working hard on their lessons and their efforts __ will be rewarded __(reward) 3.向朋友们招手致意

salute one’s friends 4.期待/预计某人做某事

expect sb to do sth

with success in the end. 5.的确担忧…do worry about

6.反对

argue against

5. Why didn’t you tell me about your trouble last week? If you _ had told _(tell) me, I could have helped. 7.鼓励我们同这个不公正的制度作斗争encourage us to fight against this unfair system 6. More efforts, as reported, __

will be made __(make) in the years ahead to accelerate the supply-side 8.禁止我们随意就坐prohibit us from sitting where we like

structural reform. 正如报道的那样，在未来几年将做出努力，以加速供给结构改革的速度。

9.满载乘客的出租车taxies full of passengers

10.在人行道上行进march on the pavement

7. Dashan, who _ has been learning __(hear) crosstalk, the Chinese comedic tradition, for decades, wants 11.让某人搭顺风车give/offer sb a lift 12.为自由开展一次小的斗争strick a/ one small blow for liberty

to mix it up with the Western stand-up tradition.

这几十年来大山一直努力把中国相声和西方的脱口秀13.习惯于不坐公交车而步行上班

be accustomed to travelling to work without the bus

相结合。

14. 不愿意这样做be unwilling to do so

8. When walking down the street, I came across David, when I _ hadn’t seen __(see) for years. 15. 保证全程有座

guarantee us a seat for the whole journey

9. Silk _ had become __(become) one of the primary goods traded along the Silk Road by about 100 BC. 16.赢得一场根本性的胜利win a fundamental victory

10. Had the governments and scientists not worked together , AIDS-related deaths __

would not have III. Exercises for consolidation Correction：

6 1.They have seized this incident and decided on a collision course to change the law. seized之后加on

2.It would have guaranteed us with a seat for the whole journey.

去掉with

3.When I felt I could walk no farther, a black taxi appeared.

further

4. The celebration took place very successful.

successfully

5. After a year Jones became accustomed to travel to work on foot.

Travelling 6.Rose came and tell me herself that it was not true.

told

7.I won’t mind my tiring feet tomorrow.

tiring

8.But who knows where it’ll lead to.

去掉to

9.I wonder that they’ll come on time.

whether

10.When Little Tom got on the bus, he found some blacks sitting at front of it.

at之后加the

fallen __(not fall) since their highest in 2005.