There were more than 500.000 people in Woodstock Festival.T Bob Dylan didn´t go to Woodstock. F Hippies protested against the Vietnam War. T Two people died during the festival. T Hippies experimented with drugs. T There were two births during the Festival. T Hippies didn´t like materialism. T The Festival didn´t have any negative points. F
4.-Michelle and Jamie are each presenting a biography in class. Listen to their presentations. Which people from the list below don't they mention in their presentations? -Michelle: Michael Keston -Jamie: Jamie's father
5.-Listen again. Copy and complete the sentences. -1. Michael Douglas was born in 1944. -2. Douglas won an Oscar in 1997. -3. Douglas has got the same birthday as his children. -4. Marie is 62 years old. -5. Marie met her husband at a party. -6. Marie and her husband lived in Ontario on a home.
6.- Can you remember the following details? 1. How many children have Michael Douglas and Catherine Zeta-Jones got? They had three children. 2. How old was Marie when she met her husband? Marie was 20 years old.
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1) Fill in the text with the Past Simple of the verbs in parentheses:
Martin (be) was born in Atlanta, Georgia on January 15, 1929. He (believe) belived all people (have) had the right to.
freedom and equality. Martin Luther King (not) didn't believe in violence. He (work) worked and (study) studied hard in
school. His goal (be) was to make the world a better place to live. While at college, Martin (study)studied about a man named
Gandhi. When Dr. King (become) became the pastor, he became active in civil rights. In 1963, over 250,000 people (march) marched in Washington, D.C. where Dr. King (give) gave his most famous speech, “I Have a Dream.” On the morning of April 4,
1968, Martin Luther King (be) was(assassinate) assassinate. He (be) was just thirty-nine years old.
2) Answer the questions:
a) When was Martin Luther King born?
He was born on January 15, 1929
b) Where was he born?
He was born in Atlanta, Georgia
c) What was his occupation?
He became a pastor
d) What did he believe in?
He believed all people had the right to freedom and equality
e) How many people marched in Washington D.C in 1963?
marched 250,000 people
f) Name his most famous speech?
I have a dream
g) When did he die?
He died in 1968
h) What was the cause of his death?
he was assassinated
i) How old was he?
He was 39 years old
3) Find the past tense of the verbs from the text above: