The history of May Day (a) _____ in the 18th and 19th centuries. The history is (b) ____ to working class people. The workers were (c) _____ to work a long shift upto 14 or more. hours a day. They were (d) ______ of their rights and privileges. So, the workers became united and (e) _____ for their rights and privileges.

(a) history (b) reminds (c) satisfying/ meeting (d) demands (e) owners/ injustice

May Day is a red letter day in the (a) history of the working class people.. This day (b) reminds us of the valiant struggle of the workers. They fought with a view to (c) satisfying/ meeting . their rightful (d)demands . They made protest against (e) owners/ injustice .

(a) sacrifice (b) observed (c) almost (d) fourteen (e) event/ movement

The world observes the May Day after a long struggle and great (a) sacrifice . For this, memorable struggle workers now can enjoy an eight hours workday: May 1st has been (b) observed as a public holiday in (c) almost all the countries of the world. The workers had to work (d) fourteen . hours or more a day before the May 1st (e) event/ movement .

(a) notable/special/ memorable (b) sacrifice (c) enjoy (d) privileges (e) voices

May Day is a (a) notable/special/ memorable day in the history of the world. For the (b) sacrifice made on this day, now the workers can (c) enjoy various rights and (d) privileges . This day reminds that the workers will be exploited until they raise their (e) voices .