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The united kingdom of great britain and northern ireland
The United Kingdom consists of England, Wales, Scotland, and Northern Ireland, with major capitals being London, Cardiff, Edinburgh, and Belfast respectively. Key symbols include the rose for England, daffodil for Wales, thistle for Scotland, and shamrock for Northern Ireland. The document also highlights the cultural significance of tea in the UK and mentions famous individuals like The Beatles and Queen Elizabeth II.
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- 1. The United Kingdomof Great Britain and Northern Ireland
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- 3. The United Kingdomis made up of : England Wales Scotland Northern Ireland
- 4. Great Britain ismade up of: England Wales Scotland
- 5. The United Kingdomis made up of: England - The capital is London. Scotland - The capital is Edinburgh . Wales - The capital is Cardiff. Northern Ireland - The capital is Belfast. England, Scotland and Wales together form Great Britain.
- 6. The rose ofEngland The rose is the symbol of England.
- 7. London It is thecapital of England and also of the UK.
- 8. Hyde Park TheSerpentine Lake is popular for boating, sailing and even bathing. To the south of the Serpentine runs Rotten Row the fashionable riding track through the park.
- 9. Wales Capital city isCardiff. Symbol: Daffodil. Flag: red dragon.
- 10. Scotland The thistle isthe symbol of Scotland.
- 11. Northern Ireland Capital cityis Belfast. Symbol: The Shamrock Flag: Red and white.
- 12. Famous people inGreat Britain The Beatles, David Beckham,Queen Elizabeth II, William Shakespeare,Jane Austen,Isaac Newton , John Lennon are famous British people.
- 13. Madame Tussauds MadameTussauds is a major tourist attraction in London, displaying wax works of historical and royal figures, film stars, sports stars and infamous murderers.
- 14. Teatime Everybody knowsthat the British drink tea , but did you know that they drink around 165 million cups every day? Tea is not just a drink, it is a tradition, and is part of the history and culture of the UK. Afternoon tea is a popular tradition from the early 1800s when people had tea parties in their homes.
- 15. Autorzy prezentacjiThe United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland – Zjednoczone Królestwo Wielkiej Brytanii i Irlandii Północnej: Emilia Strybuć kl. II a Magdalena Weiwer kl. IIa