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The things that people are allowed to do because of the


READING COMPREHENSION law or because of their principles________________________

International Worker’s Day d. Money paid to employees for their work that is reasonable
and just.
International Worker's Day, also known as Labour Day, is
____________________________
celebrated on May 1st every year in many countries around the
world. It is a day to honour the contributions of workers and to e. Refused to work as a form of protest, usually to demand
recognize their rights.
better working conditions or higher
pay.________________________
The origins of International Worker's Day can be traced back to
the late 19th century when labour movements fought for better f. Conflicts or confrontations between groups of people and
working conditions, fair wages, and shorter working hours. On
authorities._________________________
May 1, 1886, workers in Chicago, USA, went on strike to
demand an eight-hour workday. The strike led to a series of g. To publicly support or recommend a particular cause.
protests and clashes with the police, known as the _____________________________
Haymarket affair.
h. A day when someone is allowed not to work, usually with
Since then, May 1st has been a day of solidarity among workers pay. _________________________
worldwide. It is marked by demonstrations, where people come
together to advocate for workers' rights and social justice. i. A day when most people do not have to work because it is
recognized as a special day by the government.
In many countries, International Worker's Day is a public _____________________
holiday, and workers have the day off to rest and spend time
with their families. It is also a time to reflect on the progress j. To make a great effort to achieve something.
made in labour rights and the challenges that still exist. ______________________________

International Worker's Day reminds us of the importance of


valuing and respecting the contributions of workers in all
industries. It is a day to support other workers everywhere and
fight for an equitable society. 2. Read the text again and answer the following
questions.
1. Read the text and math the words in bold with their definitions.
1. What is International Worker’s Day known as?
a. People meeting in public supporting a cause, often involving 2. When is International Worker’s Day celebrated?
speeches, signs, or marches. ______________________
3. Why is International Worker’s Day celebrated?
b. Actions expressing objection to something, often in a public way.
________________________________ 4. Where did International Worker’s Day start?
5. What do people do to celebrate this day?

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