报刊阅读课件Unit 10 Lesson 38.pptVIP

Lesson 38After the Flames Unit 10 Text Structure I Race riots (paragraph 12) 1. Fuse of the riots 2. spread of riots to other parts of France II Causes of the riots (para. 3-7) 1. Prime Minister’s analysis: failure of integration 2. Author’s analysis: a. Ghetto residents’ anger b. Society’s unfair treatment c. Racism against minorities d. Higher unemployment rate Text Structure III Local imams’ response: helping to suppress the riots (para. 8) IV Fear about violence’s spread to other parts of Europe (para. 9) Lesson 38 Answers to the Questions V 1.A 2.B 3.A 5.C VI 1. When the French Interior Minister visited one of the crime-infested high-rise housing projects outside France, he was pelted with rocks and bottles by the residents. 2.Two teenagers were electrocuted while hiding in a power station, allegedly fleeing a police identity check. The death of the two youths was the fuse of the rioting. 3.The violence spread to more than 300 towns across France. 4. He was forced to soften his stance, asking the police to address rioters using the more formal vous pronoun. 5. The Frenxch government dusted off a law created to control civil unrest during the Algerian war of independence—declaring a state of emergency that gave the government power to impose a curfew. This move drew the outrage of the minority of the suburbs because it sent them a message of astonishing brutality that after 50 years France intends to treat them exactly as it did their grand parents. 6. racism is mainly reflected on unemployment rate in France. It is much harder for immigrants to get jobs. So unemployment in the banlieues is double the national average—and approaches 40 percent for 19-to29-olds whose parents are Moroccan or Algerian. 7. Though the French crisis came to a low ebb there still remains fear that the violence is contagious—as seen in copycat car burnings in Brussels and Berlin. It could spread to other parts of Europe because the whole Europe i