Unit-1-The-Fourth-of-July市公开课一等奖省赛课微课金奖课件

综合教程5

AnIntegratedEnglishCourse

(第2版)

主编：何兆熊

顾大僖

上海外语教育出版社1/92Objectives:Global:todotextcomprehension;

toanalyzetextorganizationLocal:tolearnworduseandusage;

tocomparetheusageofsomewords;

tolearntodevelopparagraphs;

toperfectspeakingandlistening;

andtodosometranslationwork.Approach:beconcept-drivenandtofacilitateabstractmentalconstruction2/92UnitOneTheFourthofJulyPre-activity1.Inwhichparagraphcanwefindthemaincharacters,theplaceandtimeofthemajoreventnarratedinthestory.2.Whichparagraphprovidesthebackgroundofthestory?3/92Thisisapieceofnarrativewritinginwhichthefirst-personnarrationisemployed.Thewholetextmaybedividedintofourmainparts.Thefirstparagraph,whichisthebeginningpart,providesthebackgroundofthestory,introducingthemaincharacters,theplaceandtimeofthemajoreventnarratedinthestory.4/92Part2:Paragraphs2–6

Thesecondparttellsusallthenecessarypreparations,especiallythedifferentkindsoffoodthewriter'smotherhadpreparedfortheirWashingtontrip.Also,thispartbrieflyrelatestwoexamplesofracialdiscriminationandsegregation.5/92

Part3:Paragraphs7-17Thethirdpartisthemostimportantsectionofthenarrativetext.Itconcentratesonthemajoreventofthetext--theinjusticewithwhichthewriterandherfamilymembershadbeentreated.Includedinthispartarealsosomeofthewriter'svisitsandherpsychologicalactivities.6/92Thispartisthecoreofthewholenarration.Itcanbefurtherdividedintotwosections,consistingofparagraphs7-11andparagraphs12-17respectively.Thefirstsection,seeminglytherelationofsomeofthesightstheauthorsawinWashington,is,moreimportantly,therevelationoftheauthor'smentalreactiontothesuffocatingwhitedominationshefeltinWashingtonD.C.especiallyinJuly,whichissymbolizedbythe"dazzlingwhiteness"7/92and"thelightandheatwhichweresomuchstronger"herethaninNewYork.Thiswaspartlywhyshehadtobesquintingnearlyallthetime.Thesecondsection,Paragraphs12-17,istheclimaxofthenarration.Itrelatestheirmostagonizingexperienceatanicecreamandsodafountainstorewheretheywerenotallowedtoeatadishofvanillaicecreamatthecounter,andtheyweretreatedverybadlybythewaitress.8/92Part4:Paragraphs18-19

Thesetwoparagraphs,whichwindupthenarrativetext,presentabriefaccountofthedifferenteffectsoftheinjusticeontheblackfamily.Thewriter'sfurydidnotseemtobesharedbyherparentsorbyhersisters,whopretendedthatnothingunusualoranti-Americanhadeveroccurred.9/92Asaresult,thewriterwaslefttowriteherangrylettertothepresidentoftheUnitedStatesallbyherself.Thisexperienceofthewhitedomination,racialdiscriminationandsegregationsostronglyaffectedthewriterthatshefeltsicktoherstomachfortherestofthattrip.Shedidn'tthinkthatitwasmuchofagraduationpresentafterall.10/92

LanguagePoints1.WhatdoesthefourthofJulyrefertoinAmericanhistory?2.WhatdoesthenameWashingtonD.C.signify?11/92

Para1

TheFourthofJuly:

ThisdayiskeptasanationalholidayintheUnitedStatesofAmerica,becausetheDeclarationofIndependenceassertingthesovereignindependenceoftheformerBritishcolonieswasadoptedonthefourthofJuly,1776.12/9213/9214/9215/92suppose

vt.

assume,believe,acceptastrue;pretendthatsth.istrue;takesth.asafactIdon'tsupposeforaminutethathewillagree.Everyonesupposeshimtobepoor,butheisinfactverywealthy.Supposethatyouhadamillionpounds--Howwouldyouspendit?16/92besupposedtodosth.:

beexpectedorrequiredtodosth.AmIsupposedtocleanalltheroomsorjustthisone?YouaresupposedtopaythebillbyFriday.Youarenotsupposedtoplayfootballintheclassroom.Studentsarenotsupposedtowhisperortalkwhiletheteacherislecturing.

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fabledadj.famousinfables;legendaryTherearesomefabledcitiesinthatsmallcountry.ThescientistwenttoinvestigatethefabledfishinLakeKanas.Thedesertedhouseisfabledtohavebeeninhabitedbyghosts.18/92Para.2&Para.3milktrain:atrainthatchieflycarriesmilk,usu.veryearlyinthemorningPreparationswereintheairaroundourhousebeforeschoolwasevenover.+Preparationswerebeingmadeinourhouseevenbeforeschoolwasclosedforthesummervacation.intheair:inthesky;prevalent;gainingcurrency;notdecided,indefiniteThefeatherfloatedlightlyintheair.Atthattimethereweresomerumorsintheair.Suspicionhungintheair.19/92Infact,myfirsttriptoWashingtonwasamobilefeast.

---Actually,myfirsttriptoWashingtonwasawonderfulorelaboratemealthatweenjoyedinthechuggingtrain.//Indeed,myfirsttriptoWashingtonwaslikeaverypleasantorveryagreeablefeast,becauseIstartedeatingassoonaswewerecomfortablysettledinourseatsanddidnotstopuntilsomewhereafterPhiladelphia.20/92ensconcev.:settlewithoutintentionofmovingorleaving

ensconcevt.(esp.passive)establishorsettleoneselforsb.inasafeandcomfortableplaceAtnightinwinter,theyoungcouplearehappilyensconcedbythefire,eachreadingagoodbook.WehaveensconcedourselvesinthemostbeautifulvillaintheSouthofFrance.Assoonashewasensconcedinthesofa,hefellintoadeepslumber.21/92

Para.4

daintyadj.small,delicatelybeautifulanddelicious--(ofthings)smallandpretty;--(ofpeople)neatanddelicateinbuildormovement;fastidiousesp.aboutfood.Thebowlsareallmadeofdaintyporcelain.Sheisadaintygirl,butsheisverycapable.Mrs.Smithisverydaintyaboutfood.22/92scallopvt.todecoratewitharowofcurvesforminganedgeorpatternonpastry,etc.;adj.decoratedwithaseriesofsmallcurvesalongtheedgesTheydecoratedthecakewithscallopededges.Hisparentshadscallopedhisbirthdaycake.23/92carrotn. 胡萝卜peppern. 辣椒(粉)；胡椒粉marigoldn. [植]金盏花，万寿菊,金盏草spicen.anyofvariouspungent,aromaticplantsubstances,suchascinnamonornutmeg,usedtoflavorfoodsorbeveragesbunn. asmallbreadroll,oftensweetenedorspicedandsometimescontainingdriedfruit24/92rock-caken.asmallindividualcakecontainingdriedfruitandsometimesspicesandcandiedpeelbakeryn.aplacewherebread,cakes,cookiesetc.aremadeorsoldmayonnaisen.: adressingmadeofbeatenraweggyolk,oil,le0monjuiceorvinegar,andseasoningspicklen.anedibleproduct,suchasacucumber,thathasbeenpreservedandflavoredinasolutionofbrineorvinegar腌菜，泡菜25/92dilln.[植]莳萝，小茴香fuzzn. acoatingoffine,lightfibers,hairs,orparticles,asonpeaches26/92bruise:

n.aninjurycausedbyabloworknocktothebodyortoafruit,discoloringtheskinbutnotbreakingitHewascoveredinbruisesafterfallingoffhisbicycle.Theyoungmanhadafewcutsandbruisesbutnothingserious.---v.causeabruiseorbruisesonsth.;showtheeffectofabloworknockHefellandbruisedhislegs.Herfacewasbadlybruisedinthecrash.Peachesbruiseeasily.27/92napkinn.: apieceofclothorabsorbentpaperusedattabletoprotecttheclothesorwipethelipsandfingerstinn. [化]锡washclothn.:asmall,usu.squareclothofabsorbentmaterialusedforwashingthefaceorbody(alsocalledfacecloth,washrag)28/92dampenv.: tomakedamprosewatern.:aliquidwhichismadefromrosesandwhichhaspleasantsmellandisusedasperfumeandincookingglycerinen. :astickycolourlessliquidusedinmakingsoap,medicine,andexplosives甘油,丙三醇29/92

Para.5umpteenthadj.: (informal)awordusedwhenyoudonotknowaspecificnumber,butwanttosaythatthenumberisunreasonablylarge;toomanytocount.fortheumpteenthtime:fornumeroustimesUmpteenofthemleft.Shehadumpteenreasonsforbeinglate30/92Fortheumpteenthtime,ItellyouIdon'tknow.Thethiefstolemobilephonesfortheumpteenthtime.31/92

Para.6

inprivate:withnooneelsepresentSheaskedtoseehiminprivate.Themanagerwantedtotalktoherinprivate.32/92Westilltakeamong-youtoWashington?Wewillstilltakeyou,allthreeofyou,toWashington?among-you:yourkind;youinagroup33/92

avow:vt.(fml)admit;declaresth.openly;statefirmlyandopenly

Heavowedhisbelief,faithandconvictionattheconference.Sheavowedherselftobeagenerouswoman,butinfactshewasn't.34/92notjustforanovernightinsomemeaslyfleabaghotel

+notmerelystayingforonenightinasmall,lousyhotelThewordovernightisusuallyanadverboradjective,meaningfororduringthenight;however,itisusedasanoun,whichisveryrare,meaninganovernightstay.35/92duringorforthenight;overnightadv.&adj.suddenlyorveryquicklyHestayedovernightatafriend'shouse.Shebecameacelebrityovernight.TheyhadanovernightstopinRome.Itwasanovernightsuccess.36/92measlyadj.ridiculouslysmallinsize,amountandvalueHegaveusmeaslylittleportionsofthecake.Whatameaslybirthdaypresent!37/92

fleabagfleabagn.(sl)adirtyorunpleasantpersonoranimal;acheapanddirtyhotelIhatetheoldladynextdoor--sheisarealfleabag.Wehadtomakedowiththefleabagmotelforthenight.38/92

Para.7cotn.: anarrowbed,usu.madeofcanvasonacollapsibleframe;abedforayoungchild,usu.withsidestoprotectthechildfromfallingout;simplenarrowbedanextracotforme:anadditionalsmallerbedformeThebabyisslumberinginthecot.Acampbedorabunkbedonashipisatypicalcot.Cot

isawordinBritishEnglish,while

crib

(onlyforbabies)isawordinAmericanEnglish.39/92realestaten.:land,includingallthenaturalresourcesandpermanentbuildingsonit房地产beinrealestate:dealinrealpropertyorimmovableproperty,consistingofland,buildings,etc.;engageinthebusinessofsellinghouses,landforbuilding,etc.Thatbusinessmanhasbeeninrealestatefor20years,thusbecomingawealthyman.Thosewhohaveengagedinrealestateareallinpossessionofplentyofproperty.40/92Massn.celebrationofChrist'sLastSupper,esp.intheRomanCatholicChurchTheygotoMassregularly.ThepriestsaystwoMasseseachday.41/92squintvi.lookatsth.witheyeshalfshutorturnedsideways,orthroughanarrowopeningWehavetosquintinthebrightsunlight.Shesquintedthroughtheletterbox.auditoriumn.:alargebuildingforpublicmeetingsorperformancesletout(ofschool)tofinishforthevacation42/92

Para.8

bringabout: tocauseormakesth.(to)happendilatedadj.:havingbeenwidened;expandeddilate

v.(causesth.)tobecomewider,largerorfurtheropenThepupilsofyoureyesdilatewhenyouenteradarkroom.Thehorsedilatedits43/92vulnerableadj.thatwhichcanbehurt,wounded,orinjured;exposedtoattackordangerYoungbirdsarevulnerabletopredators.Cyclistsaremorevulnerablethanmotorists.Theelectiondefeatputsthepartyleaderinavulnerableposition.44/92D.A.R.:anacronymforDaughtersoftheAmericanRevolutioncorollan.awhorlorwhorlsofpetalsformingtheinnerenvelopeofaflower

花冠travestyn.absurdimitationoforinferiorsubstitutefor;distortionThetrialwasatravestyofjustice.Intheirview,theplaywasatravestyofthetruth.45/92Para.8

Paraphrasethesentence:IwassquintingbecauseIwasinthatsilentagonythatcharacterizedallofmychildhoodsummers,fromthetimeschoolletoutinJunetotheendofJuly,broughtaboutbymydilatedandvulnerableeyesexposedtothesummerbrightness.46/92

ForYourReference:

Astheywereoftenexposedtothesummerbrightness,myeyesbecamelargerandwiderandmorevulnerable,whichmademesuffersilentlyandterriblythroughoutallofmychildhoodsummers,fromthetimeschoolletoutinJunetotheendofJuly.AsIwasinthatsilentagony,myeyeswerehalfshutorturnedsidewayswhilelookingatthings.47/92

Para.11Eventhepavementonthestreetswasashadelighterincolorthanbackhome.

+Eventhefootpathorsidewalkonthestreetswasslightlylighterincolorthanbackhome.48/92

Para.12Wewereapropercaravan,motherbrightandfatherbrown,thethreeofusgirlsstep-standardsin-between.+Wewerejustlikeagroupoftouriststravelingtogetheracrossadesert,feelinghotandthirsty,motherinpossessionofabrightcomplexion,fatherabrowncomplexion,andthethreeofusgirlslookingneitherbrightnorbrown,butingradualshadesfrombrighttobrown.

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caravann.:acompanyoftravelersjourneyingtogether,asacrossadesertorthroughhostileterritoryAcaravanofmerchantswastravelingoncamelsacrossthedesert.decreev.:todecideorstateofficiallyflairn.:anaturaltalentoraptitude;aknackShedoesn'tshowmuchflairforthepiano.Shehasarealflairforlanguages.50/92specialnessn.astateofbeingparticular,beingoutoftheordinary;peculiarityPara.13cooloff:tobecomecomfortablycoolafterhavingbeenhot51/92

vanillan.: [植]香草，香子兰sodafountainn.acounterorstandwherebeverages,icecreamandsnacksaresold52/92Indoors,thesodafountainwasdimandfan-cooled,deliciouslyrelievingtomyscorchedeyes.

+Insidethestore,thesodafountainwasglumandgloomyandcooledbyelectricfans,whichagreeablyrelievedmyeyesofthestrongsunlightandheatoutdoors.fan-cooledadj.cooledbyblowingacurrentofaironwithorasifwithafanmyscorchedeyes:myeyesaffectedbystronglightandheat;myeyesinjuredbyheat53/92

Para.15cordedadj.:tied,bound,orconnectedwithstringscrispadj.:withastiff,uncreased,orunspoiledsurfacepinaforedadj.:wearingacollarlessandsleevelessgarment,usu.wornbygirlsoveradressandfastenedatthetopandtheback54/92Cordedandcrispandpinafored,thefiveofusseatedourselvesonebyoneatthecounter.+Stillwearingourwell-tied,smoothly-ironedoutergarments,thefiveofusseatedourselvesonebyoneoncounterstools.mottledadj. :spottedorblotchedwithdifferentshadesorcolorsmarblen.

: 大理石55/92alongthewhitemottledmarblecounter:

alongthecountermadeofwhitemarblemarkedwithpatchesofdifferentcolorswithoutaregularpatternPara.16Thenshedroppedhereyeslookingveryembarrassed?

+Thensheloweredhereyes,lookingveryawkwardanduncomfortable?56/92

Para.17indignantadj.angryorannoyedattheunfairnessorunreasonablenessofsb.orsth.outragedadj.extremelyshockedandangry;vt.(esp.passive)shockoroffendsb;upsetsb.greatlyTheywereoutragedbytheannouncementofmassivepriceincreases.Whattheydidoutragedpublicopinion.57/92

Para.18

anticipatev.:toimagineorconsidersth.beforeithappensandmakeanynecessarypreparationsforitcopybookn.:anexercisebookcontainingmodelsofpenmanship,usedinteachinghandwriting58/92Para18anticipate

vt.expect;foresee,realizebeforehandThewriter'sparentsshouldhaveanticipatedtheinjustice.Weanticipatedafavorabledecision,butweweredisappointedintheend.Myfurywasnotgoingtobeacknowledgedbyalikefury.+Myragewasnotgoingtobeechoedbyasimilarfury.59/92Evenmytwosisterscopiedmyparents'pretensethatnothingunusualandanti-Americanhadoccurred.+Evenmytwosistersfollowedmyparentspretendingthatnothingunusualandanti-Americanhadhappened.//Followingourparents'example,evenmytwosisterspretendedthattheinjusticehadnothappenedtothefamily.60/92copyvt.imitate,mimic,followasapatternormodelThechildcopieshisparents'manners."Goodmorning,boysandgirls,"thenaughtyboyssaid,copyinghisteacher'svoice.…mademesicktomystomach:mademefeelsickatheart;deeplyaffectedmewithrepellentorrepulsivedisgust;mademeobsessedwiththedetestableexperience.61/92

Assignments:Sentence-making(p.9)1.Johnpresentedmewiththechallenge,andItookitup.2.Toopenasupermarketdemandsalargeamountofcapital.3.Well,it'syourturntoshufflethepackanddealthecards.4.Itwouldbeawisemovetocheckthemarketfirst.5.Theresultsofthetestrancountertoexpectations.6.Isthereadropoftealeftinthepot?62/92

Discussion:Part1

(1)Whenandwheredidthewriter'sfamilygoforavisit?Thewriter'sfamilywenttoWashingtonD.C.atthebeginningofthesummerwhenthewritergraduatedfromtheeighthgradeandhereldersisterfromhighschool.

63/92WhydidthefamilygoonaFourthof

Julytrip?

ThefamilywentonaFourthofJulytripfortworeasons.Themainreasonwasthatthewriterandhersisterhadjustgraduatedfromschoolandthetripwastakenasaneventtomarktheirgraduationandregardedastheirgraduationpresent.TheotherreasonwasthattheFourthofJulyistheNationalDayintheUSA,thedayonwhichAmericawonindependenceandfreedom.Asawayofcelebration,mostAmericanswilltaketripstovariousplaces.64/92Discussion:Part2

(1)WhyhadthefamilyalwaysgoneonthemilktrainwhentheyusedtogototheConnecticutshore?Becausethemilktrainwascheaper.Thefactthatthefamilyhadalwaystraveledonthecheapmilktrainimpliesthatthefamilywasratherpoor.65/92(2)WhydidthewritersaythatherfirsttriptoWashingtonD.C.wasamobilefeast?BecausethewriterstartedeatingassoonastheywereensconcedintheirseatsonthetrainandshedidnotstopeatinguntilsomewhereafterPhiladelphia.66/92(3)Givealistofthedifferentfoodsthewriter'smotherhadpreparedandpacked.Thewriter'smotherhadroastedtwochickensandpackedslicesofbrownbreadandbutterandgreenpepperandcarrotsticks.Therewereicedcakeswithscallopededges,aspicebunandrockcakes,icedteainawrappedmayonnaisejar,sweetpickles,dillpickles,andpeacheswiththefuzzstillonthem.67/92(4)Whydidthewriter'smotherprepareavarietyoffoodsforthetrip?Therewereprobablytworeasons.Ontheonehand,bytakingavarietyoffoodwiththemonthetrip,thefamilymemberscouldsavesomemoney,fordiningcarfoodwastooexpensive.Ontheotherhand,asblackpeople,theywerenotallowedintorailroaddiningcarsatthattime.68/92(5)Whyhadthewriter'seldersisterbeenpreventedfromgoingtoWashingtonD.C.withherhighschoolclassmates?BecauseshewasblackandallherclassmateswerewhiteandtheywouldbestayinginahotelwhichdidnotrentroomstoNegroes.69/92

Discussion:Part3(1) WhydidthewriterspendthewholenextdayafterMasssquintingupattheLincolnMemorial?AndwhyhadMarianAndersonsungattheLincolnMemorialaftertheD.A.R.refusedtoallowhertosingintheirauditoriumbecauseshewasBlack?70/92

Foryourreference:BoththewriterandMarianAndersonareblack.ThewriterspentthewholenextdayafterMasssquintingupattheLincolnMemorialbecauseitwasLincoln,theAmericanPresident,wholiberatedtheblacksinAmerica,whoadvocatedfreedomforthecoloredandwhoevensacrificedhislifefortheemancipationoftheblackpeople.BoththewriterandMarianAndersoncherishedthememoryofthisgreatman.71/92MarianAndersonhadsungattheLincolnMemorial,alsobecauseshewantedtospreadLincoln'snobleideas,toshowthathisnobleideashadnotbeenrealizedandtocallonpeopletofightagainstracialdiscriminationandsegregationsoastomakeLincoln'snoblethoughtcometrueandwinliberationandfreedomfortheblackpeople.72/92(2) Whywasthewritersquinting?Thewriterwassquintingbecauseshewasinthatsilentagonythatcharacterizedallofherchildhoodsummers,fromthetimeschoolletoutinJunetotheendofJuly,broughtaboutbyherdilatedandvulnerableeyesexposedtothesummerbrightness.Inotherwords,shewassquintingbecauseshewassufferingrealisticallyfromthedazzlingsunlightandmentallyfromthesuffocatingwhitedomination.73/92(3)Whydidn'ttheauthor'sparentsapproveofsunglasses?Wasitjustbecausetheyweretooexpensive?Theexpensemaynotbetherealreason.Wearingsunglasseswillmakethedazzlinglightmilder.Whatherparentswerereallysayingwasthattheywantedtheirkidstorealizetothefullestextenttheinjusticethatwasinflictedupontheblackpeople.74/92(4)DoyoufindsomesymbolicmeaninginParagraph11?Yes.Whilesquintingupatmonumentstofreedomandpastpresidenciesanddemocracy,thewriterwaswonderingwhythelightandheatwerebothsomuchstrongerinWashingtonD.C.thanbackhomeinNewYorkCity.Eventhepavementonthestreetswasashadelighterincolorthanbackhome.75/92Here,mostprobably,thewhitelightandheatandthewhitepavementonthestreetssymbolizethewhitedomination.Actually,thewriterwaswonderingwhythewhitedominationorracialdiscriminationwasevenstrongerinWashingtonD.C.thanbackhomeinNewYorkCity.76/92(5)Whydidthewriter'sfatherdecreeanothertreat?Movedbytheirhistoricalsurroundingsandtheheatoftheearlyevening,herfatherdecreedyetanothertreat.Also,itwasbecausehehadagreatsenseofhistory,aflairforthequietlydramaticandastrongsenseofaspecialoccasionandatrip.77/92(6)Whatwasitthatthewaitressattheice-creamcounterwassayingtothefamily?Shesaid,"Ikingiveyoutotakeout,butyoucan'teathere."Inotherwords,thewaitresssaidclearlythatthewriterandherfamilycouldbeallowedtotakethefoodout,butnottoeatitintheice-creamstore.78/92(7)Howdidthefamilyfeelwhentheymarchedoutofthestore?Theyfeltindignantandoutraged.(8)Whatwasthewriter'sstrongfeeling?Thewriterfeltextremelyindignantandoutraged.Shewasparticularlyhurtandrespondedtoitindignantly:"Butwehadn'tdoneanything!""Thiswasn'trightorfair!""Hadn'tIwrittenpoemsaboutfreedomanddemocracyforall?"79/92

Discussion:Part4(1)Howdidthewriter'sparentsandhertwosistersrespondtotheunfairtreatmentafterwards?Thewriter'sparentswouldn'tspeakoftheinjustice,notbecausetheyhadcontributedtoit,butbecausetheyfelttheyshouldhaveanticipateditandavoidedit.Neitherherparentsnorhersistersdemonstratedtheragetheyfeltinwardly;instead,theyallpretendedthatnothingunusualandanti-Americanhadoccurred.80/92(2)Howdidthewriterfeelaftertheinjustice?ThewriterwasplungedintoextremeexasperationandwasgoingtowritealetterofprotesttothepresidentoftheUSA.Thisprofoundexperienceofwhitedomination,racialdiscriminationandsegregationsodeeplyaffectedthewriterthatshefeltsicktoherstomachfortherestofthattrip.Shedidn'tthinkthatitwasmuchofagraduationpresentafterall.81/92(3)Whatdoyouthinkofthetitleandthecontentofthetext?Thetitleandthecontentcreateasatiricaleffect.Asweallknow,the4thofJulyiskeptasa___onwhichtheAmericanpeoplecommemorateandcelebratetheirwinningof___.Butonthisveryday,thewriterandherfamilyweretreated____inthecapitalofthecountrywhentheyenteredan____store,ordereda____andgotreadytoenjoyit.Theywerenotallowedtoeatit____.82/92

keysnationalholiday;freedomandindependence;

badlyandunjustly;

ice-cream;

dishofvanillaicecream;

inside83/92(4)Whatisthewriter'spurpose?Thewriterintendstolaybareorbringtolightthewhitedominationor_____and_____byvividspecificexamples,andconsequentlytoconveyherfuryandindignation.keys:racialdiscriminationsegregation84/92bruisescarExplanati