Luyện nghe bài hát I Would Very Much Like To See What Happened In Oka In 1990 Happen Everywhere

Hướng dẫn luyện nghe

Bạn hãy nghe bài hát và điền từ còn thiếu vào các ô trống.
Sau khi điền hết, bạn nhấn nút gửi bài ở phía dưới để được chấm điểm.
Với những câu trả lời sai, bạn hãy rê chuột lên ô nhập để xem đáp án đúng.
Nếu bạn muốn luyện nghe lại với các ô trống khác thì click vào link "Làm lại bài điền từ khác" ở cuối bài.

Bắt đầu làm bài nào

The best i ever saw on tv
was S.Q. (Securite Quebec) cop catching a bullet with his teeth.
Condolence, Mme. Canadiana, but husband was a fucking (stuck) pig.
But this song's not about some account of history.
It's not about martyrs or mythos or or burnings-in-effigy.
It's a native kid flipping her lid
just trying to keep self-respect intact.
It's about an Oka the of a fist in resistance
and a will to back...
and the girls at work, they still deny racism.
They claim for all.
But it the degree of (only) racial slurs
is their gauge (and it defines as hate).
And there's 27 "girls-at-work" here.
Imagine fighting for 500 years.
And golly-gee! How valient!
How the oppressor makes allowance
for calculated gestures of
(all tightly tethered to purses/purpose).
Oka had orchestra(tion) aborted.
Oka their rules to choose a future self-determined
and I, for one, it...
...and the smartest thing i think i ever
"if a Kevin Kavalry is your means to their end,
then the is dead".
Why do we pretend that our approval is upon what depend?