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- 1. “Do You Have an Example to Follow?”
- 2. • What isthe honour and pride? • Who is the pride of your country? • Who do you admire? • Who can you call a hero? • How to become famous? • Who would you tell your foreign friends about?
- 3. You can thinkbetter after a night’s sleep. Man can die but once. Haste makes waste. Dogged does it. One man, no man.
- 4. Listen the textand say about whom there was a speech in the next text?
- 5. There are somany people who are famous in this or that sphere that we don’t know most of them. What do you know about these people? • Florence Nightingale. • Diana. • Horatio Nelson. • William Shakespeare. • Boris Pasternak. • Yuri Gagarin. • Christopher Columbus. • Valentina Tereshkova.
- 6. Choose the correctanswer. 1. a lake in Scotland in which a mysterious monster lives a) Loch Ness b) Baikal c) Underground 2. a city famous for its illumination displays a) Moscow b) London c) Blackpool
- 7. 3. a popularname of the London Underground a) Underground b) Tube c) Metro 4. one of the four great world tennis tournaments played on grass a)Stadium b)Blackpool c) Wimbledon
- 8. 5.a product Cadbury'sis famous for a) chocolate b) cornflakes c) chips 6. one of the pieces of street furniture which is red in colour and which history goes back to 1853 a) pillar box b) telephone box c) double-decker
- 9. 7.a bus withtwo floors a) double-decker b) pillar box c) lollipop lady 8.a popular British brand name cornflakes a) Cadbury b) Tube c) Kellogg
- 10. What do youknow about British culture? Who were the first to invade Britain? a) Celts b) Vikings c) Romans This monarch ruled for the longest period in the British History. a) Elizabeth I b) Elizabeth II c) Victoria
- 11. How was thecivil war between houses of York and Lancaster called? a) Wars of Roses b) 100 year war c) Black Death All queens and kings were crowned here: a) St. Paul’s Cathedral b) Westminster Abbey c) Buckingham Palace
- 12. This buildings isthe political center of the country: a) St. Paul’s Cathedral b) Westminster Abbey c) Buckingham Palace
- 13. Where is thePoet’s Corner? a) St. Paul’s Cathedral b) Westminster Abbey c) the Tower of London The Whispering Gallery at this building is very popular with tourists: a) St. Paul’s Cathedral b) Westminster Abbey c) Buckingham Palace
- 14. This is theaddress of the head of the British government: a) Downing Street b) White Hall c) the Tower of London Ben Nevis is: a) a person b) mountain c) a sort of cheese
- 15. The part ofUK which is not presented in the Union Jack is: a) England b) Scotland c) Wales The first person to orbit the Earth was… a) Yuri Gagarin b) Horatio Nelson
- 16. The first manto invent a printing machine was…. a) William Wallace b) Johann Gutenberg The last Tudor monarch to rule in England was … a) Elizabeth I b) Elizabeth II
- 17. The first Europeanto come to Central America was….. a) Leif Ericsson b) Christopher Columbus She was a nurse in the army. a) Princess Diana b) Florence Nightingale
- 18. He was theworld’s most famous playwright and poet. a) Nikita Mikhalkov b) William Shakespeare She was the people’s princess. a) Mary Pickford b) Diana
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- 21. Внимание! Графические материалы,использованные при создании данной презентации, получены из ресурсов сети Интернет. При несогласии авторов или владельцев указанных материалов с условиями их использования данные материалы будут удалены. Автор: Асадулаева Суайбат Ахмедовна