1 . Tired from a full day’s work, Rosa Parks got on a Montgomery bus on December 1, 1955 and forever became one of the inspirational people who _______ the world. She sat down among several white passengers, along with three _______ African-Americans, in the middle of the bus.
At a later stop, after Parks had _______ her seat, a white passenger _______ the full bus. By the then-current Montgomery laws, the black passengers were _______ obligated to leave their seats and give them over to _______white passengers.
It seemed a _______ situation as the white passenger _______ his way down the aisle(过道). The bus driver, James F. Blake, left the driver’s _______ and moved directly up to the four black passengers. His ________ was to get the black passengers to move to the ________ of the bus-basically, it was standard operating procedure.
While the other three black passengers ________ Blake and moved on, Rosa Parks refused to do this. Blake eventually contacted the ________ police and they arrested her.
This ________ is considered one of the moments in the history of the Civil Rights movement in the United States. It ________ a year-long bus boycott in the city of Montgomery, ________ by Martin Luther King, Jr. That movement changed civil rights in the United States ________.
Parks lived to the age of 92, dying in 2005. She was ________ a posthumous statue in the U.S. Capitol Rotunda. She was also granted the ________ of “lying in honor” at the Capitol Rotunda, only the third ________ citizen to be so honored.
1. A.respected | B.changed | C.accepted | D.broke |
2. A.other | B.rest | C.ugly | D.poor |
3. A.got down | B.occupied with | C.came along | D.settled into |
4. A.drove | B.avoided | C.found | D.boarded |
5. A.legally | B.finally | C.originally | D.classically |
6. A.crying | B.standing | C.quarreling | D.drinking |
7. A.routine | B.proper | C.ordinary | D.reasonable |
8. A.took | B.fought | C.made | D.wound |
9. A.door | B.window | C.wheel | D.seat |
10. A.action | B.behavior | C.intention | D.hope |
11. A.back | B.outside | C.center | D.front |
12. A.scolded | B.obeyed | C.beat | D.pleased |
13. A.clever | B.national | C.local | D.strict |
14. A.affair | B.accident | C.conflict | D.incident |
15. A.sparked | B.sent | C.promoted | D.heated |
16. A.moved | B.found | C.held | D.led |
17. A.forever | B.deeply | C.either | D.just |
18. A.offered | B.rewarded | C.presented | D.passed |
19. A.fame | B.honor | C.name | D.title |
20. A.well-known | B.private | C.special | D.amazing |