and find the right title for
paragraphs 2 to 5.
● A Reverand's speech
● The nation 's unity
● Luther King's dream
● The condition of African Americans
B – Read the speech and find the following answers.
1-What does Martin Luther King compare discrimination to
(paragraph 2)
?
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2- Read paragraph 3 and complete the following sentence :
« With the end of segregation, the nation will become (devenir) like a solid …
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3-How do we know that Martin Luther King was a Christian
(paragraph 3)
?
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4-What does he claim
(=ask)
for African Americans
(paragraph 4)
?
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5-In what year did he make this speech?
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6-Give two elements of Martin Luther King's dream
(paragraph 4)
:
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7-What word from Martin Luther King's speech can be replaced by hope
(paragraph 5)
?
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3
5
He compares it to a lonely island
Brotherhood
2
Because the speech defines unity and love towards one another and him trusting
faith to full extent that segregation would end
He has a dream that one day african americans wont be judged by their color
He made this speech in 1963
He had a dream that his four children wouldn’t be judged by the color of their
skin and the state of mississippi will be turned it a state of freedom and justice
The word to replace hope is faith or believe
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