ETRC Presentation - THE UK (Demo Lesson)
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The document discusses the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland. It consists of four parts: England, Scotland, Wales, and Northern Ireland. England is the largest part and is famous for its sheep and wool. The capital of Scotland is Edinburgh, known for Loch Ness Monster sightings. Scotland's symbol is the thistle. Wales is famous for its musical festivals and castles. Northern Ireland's symbol is the shamrock. Currently, Queen Elizabeth II is the head of state and lives in Buckingham Palace. Queen Victoria became queen at age 18 and reigned for 64 years.
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- 22. Answer: It is famous for its musical festivals and medieval ruined castles.
- 23. 9. What is the symbol of Northern Ireland?
- 25. 10. Who is the head of the state at present. Where does she live?
- 26. Answer: Elizabeth II. She lives in Buckingham Palace.
- 27. 11. Who became a queen at the age of 18 and reigned for a long period of time?
- 28. Answer: Queen Victoria. She reigned for 64 years.
- 30. Match the words/word combinations to the pictures.
- 31. Mind-mapping
- 32. Extension