In 1955 in Montgomery, Alabama, only white people were ____ to sit in the first four rows of public buses. African-American people had to use the seats towards the ____ of the bus.

    If someone ____ was African-American sat in the white part, he or she would be asked to move.

    One day, an African-American named Rosa Parks was ____ in a “whites only” part of the bus.

    The bus was ____ and some white people needed a seat, so the driver asked Rosa Parks to give ____ her seat.

    But she refused. She was ____ after a long day working in a store and she felt she should have the right to sit ____ she wanted, so she told the driver “no”.

    For that, she was arrested (逮捕). She was tried for just 30 minutes and fined (罚款) $10—a lot of money in those days.

    She also ____ her job because of that.

    Today, in the United States, December 1 is a ____ called Rosa Parks Day. Rosa Parks is celebrated for her action and bravery.

    The representatives from six major international film festivals attended a ____ (week) programme. Maria says that the Venice Film Festival is the oldest film festival in the world, ____is an annual festival that ____ (begin) in 1932. Kathy tells the audience that the Sundance Film Festival deliberately boycotts all Hollywood films and that they don't foresee ever including ____. Isabel says Cannes is ____ festival that can make films famous, at which many films ____ (show) to the public for the first time. At Berlin International Film Festival, Hollywood films are ____the minority, films that are likely to be overlooked at other festivals have a real chance of ____ (become) champions. Mike thinks the Toronto International Film Festival is the ____(two) largest festival in the world. Xu Li says the Shanghai International Film Festival has a good reputation worldwide and they have ____ (entry) from many different countries.