The document discusses several royal ceremonies and traditions in Britain. It describes that Elizabeth II is the Queen of England, Scotland, Wales, and Northern Ireland. It highlights the 2011 royal wedding between Prince William and Kate Middleton. It also outlines the State Opening of Parliament ceremony where the Queen reads a speech and the Ceremony of the Keys tradition where a guard locks the gates of the Tower of London. Finally, it provides vocabulary related to royal titles and ceremonies.

1. ALL ABOUT BRITAIN: CHAPTER 5
THE ROYAL CEREMONIES AND TRADITIONS

2. THE ROYAL FAMILY
• Elizabeth ll is the queen of England, Scotland, Wales and Northern
Ireland. She live in buckingham Palace.

3. THE ROYAL WEDDING
• It was a very very special celebration. In April 2011 Kate Middlton and
Prince Williams geting maried, pictures:

4. The State Opening of
Parliament
• It is a ceremony where the Queen reads a speech at the Houses of
Parliament. Before the ceremony a guard goes to the cellars for search
a gunpowder. They celebrate it because Guy Fawkes wants assassinate
the king. Pictures:

5. CEREMONY OF THE KEYS
• Of course it´s an English ceremony and a tradition. A guard goes to the
tower of London and locks all the gates, but he has to ask one thing
first…, pictures:

6. MAUNDY THURSDAY
• It is the begining of the three-day celebration of Easter.

7. THE QUEEN´S BIRTHDAY
CARD
• The queen sends a card to a people on their 100th birtday, and the card
says…, pictures:

8. VOCABULARY
• Queenreina
• Kingrey
• Princessprincesa
• Princepríncipe
• Successorsucesor
• Thronetrono
• fhasionmoda
• Shamrocktrébol
• Roserosa
• Thistlecardo
• Daffodilnarciso
• Gunpowderpólvora
• Cellarssótanos
• Speechdiscurso
• Keysllave
• Maundysanto
• Universityuniversidad
• Towertorre
• Guardguardia
• Ministersministro

9. The end…
is only the begin.
By Roodry and Claaudiia

10. The end…
is only the begin.
By Roodry and Claaudiia