title: Презентация на тему: Britain. The country and its people

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Aim of the Lesson:
To enlarge cultural knowledge about Britain.
What is the official name of the UK?
	The official name of the country is the "United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland".
Where is the UK situated?
What islands do the British Isles consist of?
	The British Isles is made up of:
Great Britain
Northern Ireland
about 5000 small islands
Great Britain
	England is the largest country in Great Britain and the UK. It is sometimes, wrongly, used in reference to the whole United Kingdom, the entire island of Great Britain, or indeed the British Isles. This is not only incorrect but can cause offence to people from other parts of the UK.
England
	Up until the seventeenth century there had been four 'countries' in the British Isles:
	Each one had its own separate sense of identity, its own history, even its own language. There was no such word as British. People were simply either English, Scottish, Welsh or Irish.
How and why was the UK formed?
	The United Kingdom was formed in 1801 when the Irish parliament was joined with the parliament for England, Wales and Scotland in London, and the whole of the British Isles became a single state. However, in 1922 the south of Ireland became the Irish Free State and, in 1949, a completely independent republic.
How is the national flag called?
Englandis represented by the flag of St George

What are the national identities of the people living in Great Britain?
	Although everyone in the UK has a British citizenship, they have different nationalities.
	British citizens, do not regard themselves as British and prefer to state their national identity as English, Scottish or Welsh.
	This is because different groups of people tend to develop their own customs and way of life.
What is the official language of the UK?
	English is the official language of the UK and the first language of the vast majority of the population. The English language is a West Germanic language, originating from England. People in Wales speak a completely different language. About 25% of the people there still speak in their native Celtic tongue called Welsh. In some regions of Scotland, Gaelic is used as a first language (particularly in the Highlands and the Western Isles). Although Wales and Scotland have their own languages, English is spoken in both countries more.

What is the national flower of England?
What is the Scottish national flower?
The national flower of Scotland is the thistle.
Thistle is a prickly-leaved purple flower which was first used in the 15th century as a symbol of defence. The thistle has been a Scottish symbol for more than 500 years.
What is the Welsh national flower?
What is the national flower of Northern Ireland?
The national flower of Northern Ireland is the shamrock, a three-leaved plant similar to clover. It is a symbol of trinity
Lesson Results

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Britain. The Country and its People
What countries make up the United Kingdom?
Which countries are in Great Britain?
Scotland
Wales
Ireland
The Welsh Dragon
The Union Jack is made of 3 flags. Do you know what these are?
Scotlandis represented by the flag of St Andrew
Irelandis represented by the flag of St Patrick

The Union Jack
Floral emblems of the UK
	Each country within the United Kingdom has a national emblem, as well as its own flag.
The Tudor rose is the national floral emblem of England. It symbolizes the end of the Wars of the Roses.
Aim of the Lesson:
To enlarge cultural knowledge about Britain.
What is the official name of the UK?
	The official name of the country is the "United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland".
Where is the UK situated?
What islands do the British Isles consist of?
	The British Isles is made up of:
Great Britain
Northern Ireland
about 5000 small islands
Great Britain
	England is the largest country in Great Britain and the UK. It is sometimes, wrongly, used in reference to the whole United Kingdom, the entire island of Great Britain, or indeed the British Isles. This is not only incorrect but can cause offence to people from other parts of the UK.
England
	Up until the seventeenth century there had been four 'countries' in the British Isles:
	Each one had its own separate sense of identity, its own history, even its own language. There was no such word as British. People were simply either English, Scottish, Welsh or Irish.
How and why was the UK formed?
	The United Kingdom was formed in 1801 when the Irish parliament was joined with the parliament for England, Wales and Scotland in London, and the whole of the British Isles became a single state. However, in 1922 the south of Ireland became the Irish Free State and, in 1949, a completely independent republic.
How is the national flag called?
Englandis represented by the flag of St George

What are the national identities of the people living in Great Britain?
	Although everyone in the UK has a British citizenship, they have different nationalities.
	British citizens, do not regard themselves as British and prefer to state their national identity as English, Scottish or Welsh.
	This is because different groups of people tend to develop their own customs and way of life.
What is the official language of the UK?
	English is the official language of the UK and the first language of the vast majority of the population. The English language is a West Germanic language, originating from England. People in Wales speak a completely different language. About 25% of the people there still speak in their native Celtic tongue called Welsh. In some regions of Scotland, Gaelic is used as a first language (particularly in the Highlands and the Western Isles). Although Wales and Scotland have their own languages, English is spoken in both countries more.

What is the national flower of England?
What is the Scottish national flower?
The national flower of Scotland is the thistle.
Thistle is a prickly-leaved purple flower which was first used in the 15th century as a symbol of defence. The thistle has been a Scottish symbol for more than 500 years.
What is the Welsh national flower?
What is the national flower of Northern Ireland?
The national flower of Northern Ireland is the shamrock, a three-leaved plant similar to clover. It is a symbol of trinity
Lesson Results

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Britain. The Country and its People
Aim of the Lesson:
To enlarge cultural knowledge about Britain.
What is the official name of the UK?
	The official name of the country is the "United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland".
Where is the UK situated?
What islands do the British Isles consist of?
	The British Isles is made up of:
Great Britain
Northern Ireland
about 5000 small islands
Great Britain
	England is the largest country in Great Britain and the UK. It is sometimes, wrongly, used in reference to the whole United Kingdom, the entire island of Great Britain, or indeed the British Isles. This is not only incorrect but can cause offence to people from other parts of the UK.
England
	Up until the seventeenth century there had been four 'countries' in the British Isles:
	Each one had its own separate sense of identity, its own history, even its own language. There was no such word as British. People were simply either English, Scottish, Welsh or Irish.
How and why was the UK formed?
	The United Kingdom was formed in 1801 when the Irish parliament was joined with the parliament for England, Wales and Scotland in London, and the whole of the British Isles became a single state. However, in 1922 the south of Ireland became the Irish Free State and, in 1949, a completely independent republic.
How is the national flag called?
Englandis represented by the flag of St George

What are the national identities of the people living in Great Britain?
	Although everyone in the UK has a British citizenship, they have different nationalities.
	British citizens, do not regard themselves as British and prefer to state their national identity as English, Scottish or Welsh.
	This is because different groups of people tend to develop their own customs and way of life.
What is the official language of the UK?
	English is the official language of the UK and the first language of the vast majority of the population. The English language is a West Germanic language, originating from England. People in Wales speak a completely different language. About 25% of the people there still speak in their native Celtic tongue called Welsh. In some regions of Scotland, Gaelic is used as a first language (particularly in the Highlands and the Western Isles). Although Wales and Scotland have their own languages, English is spoken in both countries more.

What is the national flower of England?
What is the Scottish national flower?
The national flower of Scotland is the thistle.
Thistle is a prickly-leaved purple flower which was first used in the 15th century as a symbol of defence. The thistle has been a Scottish symbol for more than 500 years.
What is the Welsh national flower?
What is the national flower of Northern Ireland?
The national flower of Northern Ireland is the shamrock, a three-leaved plant similar to clover. It is a symbol of trinity
Lesson Results

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Aim of the Lesson:
To enlarge cultural knowledge about Britain.
What is the official name of the UK?
	The official name of the country is the "United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland".
Where is the UK situated?
What islands do the British Isles consist of?
	The British Isles is made up of:
Great Britain
Northern Ireland
about 5000 small islands
Great Britain
	England is the largest country in Great Britain and the UK. It is sometimes, wrongly, used in reference to the whole United Kingdom, the entire island of Great Britain, or indeed the British Isles. This is not only incorrect but can cause offence to people from other parts of the UK.
England
	Up until the seventeenth century there had been four 'countries' in the British Isles:
	Each one had its own separate sense of identity, its own history, even its own language. There was no such word as British. People were simply either English, Scottish, Welsh or Irish.
How and why was the UK formed?
	The United Kingdom was formed in 1801 when the Irish parliament was joined with the parliament for England, Wales and Scotland in London, and the whole of the British Isles became a single state. However, in 1922 the south of Ireland became the Irish Free State and, in 1949, a completely independent republic.
How is the national flag called?
Englandis represented by the flag of St George

What are the national identities of the people living in Great Britain?
	Although everyone in the UK has a British citizenship, they have different nationalities.
	British citizens, do not regard themselves as British and prefer to state their national identity as English, Scottish or Welsh.
	This is because different groups of people tend to develop their own customs and way of life.
What is the official language of the UK?
	English is the official language of the UK and the first language of the vast majority of the population. The English language is a West Germanic language, originating from England. People in Wales speak a completely different language. About 25% of the people there still speak in their native Celtic tongue called Welsh. In some regions of Scotland, Gaelic is used as a first language (particularly in the Highlands and the Western Isles). Although Wales and Scotland have their own languages, English is spoken in both countries more.

What is the national flower of England?
What is the Scottish national flower?
The national flower of Scotland is the thistle.
Thistle is a prickly-leaved purple flower which was first used in the 15th century as a symbol of defence. The thistle has been a Scottish symbol for more than 500 years.
What is the Welsh national flower?
What is the national flower of Northern Ireland?
The national flower of Northern Ireland is the shamrock, a three-leaved plant similar to clover. It is a symbol of trinity
Lesson Results

What new things have you found out at the lesson?
Would you like to know more on the topic of the lesson?
What countries make up the United Kingdom?
Aim of the Lesson:
To enlarge cultural knowledge about Britain.
What is the official name of the UK?
	The official name of the country is the "United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland".
Where is the UK situated?
What islands do the British Isles consist of?
	The British Isles is made up of:
Great Britain
Northern Ireland
about 5000 small islands
Great Britain
	England is the largest country in Great Britain and the UK. It is sometimes, wrongly, used in reference to the whole United Kingdom, the entire island of Great Britain, or indeed the British Isles. This is not only incorrect but can cause offence to people from other parts of the UK.
England
	Up until the seventeenth century there had been four 'countries' in the British Isles:
	Each one had its own separate sense of identity, its own history, even its own language. There was no such word as British. People were simply either English, Scottish, Welsh or Irish.
How and why was the UK formed?
	The United Kingdom was formed in 1801 when the Irish parliament was joined with the parliament for England, Wales and Scotland in London, and the whole of the British Isles became a single state. However, in 1922 the south of Ireland became the Irish Free State and, in 1949, a completely independent republic.
How is the national flag called?
Englandis represented by the flag of St George

What are the national identities of the people living in Great Britain?
	Although everyone in the UK has a British citizenship, they have different nationalities.
	British citizens, do not regard themselves as British and prefer to state their national identity as English, Scottish or Welsh.
	This is because different groups of people tend to develop their own customs and way of life.
What is the official language of the UK?
	English is the official language of the UK and the first language of the vast majority of the population. The English language is a West Germanic language, originating from England. People in Wales speak a completely different language. About 25% of the people there still speak in their native Celtic tongue called Welsh. In some regions of Scotland, Gaelic is used as a first language (particularly in the Highlands and the Western Isles). Although Wales and Scotland have their own languages, English is spoken in both countries more.

What is the national flower of England?
What is the Scottish national flower?
The national flower of Scotland is the thistle.
Thistle is a prickly-leaved purple flower which was first used in the 15th century as a symbol of defence. The thistle has been a Scottish symbol for more than 500 years.
What is the Welsh national flower?
What is the national flower of Northern Ireland?
The national flower of Northern Ireland is the shamrock, a three-leaved plant similar to clover. It is a symbol of trinity
Lesson Results

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Aim of the Lesson:
To enlarge cultural knowledge about Britain.
What is the official name of the UK?
	The official name of the country is the "United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland".
Where is the UK situated?
What islands do the British Isles consist of?
	The British Isles is made up of:
Great Britain
Northern Ireland
about 5000 small islands
Great Britain
	England is the largest country in Great Britain and the UK. It is sometimes, wrongly, used in reference to the whole United Kingdom, the entire island of Great Britain, or indeed the British Isles. This is not only incorrect but can cause offence to people from other parts of the UK.
England
	Up until the seventeenth century there had been four 'countries' in the British Isles:
	Each one had its own separate sense of identity, its own history, even its own language. There was no such word as British. People were simply either English, Scottish, Welsh or Irish.
How and why was the UK formed?
	The United Kingdom was formed in 1801 when the Irish parliament was joined with the parliament for England, Wales and Scotland in London, and the whole of the British Isles became a single state. However, in 1922 the south of Ireland became the Irish Free State and, in 1949, a completely independent republic.
How is the national flag called?
Englandis represented by the flag of St George

What are the national identities of the people living in Great Britain?
	Although everyone in the UK has a British citizenship, they have different nationalities.
	British citizens, do not regard themselves as British and prefer to state their national identity as English, Scottish or Welsh.
	This is because different groups of people tend to develop their own customs and way of life.
What is the official language of the UK?
	English is the official language of the UK and the first language of the vast majority of the population. The English language is a West Germanic language, originating from England. People in Wales speak a completely different language. About 25% of the people there still speak in their native Celtic tongue called Welsh. In some regions of Scotland, Gaelic is used as a first language (particularly in the Highlands and the Western Isles). Although Wales and Scotland have their own languages, English is spoken in both countries more.

What is the national flower of England?
What is the Scottish national flower?
The national flower of Scotland is the thistle.
Thistle is a prickly-leaved purple flower which was first used in the 15th century as a symbol of defence. The thistle has been a Scottish symbol for more than 500 years.
What is the Welsh national flower?
What is the national flower of Northern Ireland?
The national flower of Northern Ireland is the shamrock, a three-leaved plant similar to clover. It is a symbol of trinity
Lesson Results

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Scotland
Wales
IrelandUlster
Aim of the Lesson:
To enlarge cultural knowledge about Britain.
What is the official name of the UK?
	The official name of the country is the "United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland".
Where is the UK situated?
What islands do the British Isles consist of?
	The British Isles is made up of:
Great Britain
Northern Ireland
about 5000 small islands
Great Britain
	England is the largest country in Great Britain and the UK. It is sometimes, wrongly, used in reference to the whole United Kingdom, the entire island of Great Britain, or indeed the British Isles. This is not only incorrect but can cause offence to people from other parts of the UK.
England
	Up until the seventeenth century there had been four 'countries' in the British Isles:
	Each one had its own separate sense of identity, its own history, even its own language. There was no such word as British. People were simply either English, Scottish, Welsh or Irish.
How and why was the UK formed?
	The United Kingdom was formed in 1801 when the Irish parliament was joined with the parliament for England, Wales and Scotland in London, and the whole of the British Isles became a single state. However, in 1922 the south of Ireland became the Irish Free State and, in 1949, a completely independent republic.
How is the national flag called?
Englandis represented by the flag of St George

What are the national identities of the people living in Great Britain?
	Although everyone in the UK has a British citizenship, they have different nationalities.
	British citizens, do not regard themselves as British and prefer to state their national identity as English, Scottish or Welsh.
	This is because different groups of people tend to develop their own customs and way of life.
What is the official language of the UK?
	English is the official language of the UK and the first language of the vast majority of the population. The English language is a West Germanic language, originating from England. People in Wales speak a completely different language. About 25% of the people there still speak in their native Celtic tongue called Welsh. In some regions of Scotland, Gaelic is used as a first language (particularly in the Highlands and the Western Isles). Although Wales and Scotland have their own languages, English is spoken in both countries more.

What is the national flower of England?
What is the Scottish national flower?
The national flower of Scotland is the thistle.
Thistle is a prickly-leaved purple flower which was first used in the 15th century as a symbol of defence. The thistle has been a Scottish symbol for more than 500 years.
What is the Welsh national flower?
What is the national flower of Northern Ireland?
The national flower of Northern Ireland is the shamrock, a three-leaved plant similar to clover. It is a symbol of trinity
Lesson Results

What new things have you found out at the lesson?
Would you like to know more on the topic of the lesson?
Scotland
Wales
Ireland
The Welsh Dragon
Aim of the Lesson:
To enlarge cultural knowledge about Britain.
What is the official name of the UK?
	The official name of the country is the "United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland".
Where is the UK situated?
What islands do the British Isles consist of?
	The British Isles is made up of:
Great Britain
Northern Ireland
about 5000 small islands
Great Britain
	England is the largest country in Great Britain and the UK. It is sometimes, wrongly, used in reference to the whole United Kingdom, the entire island of Great Britain, or indeed the British Isles. This is not only incorrect but can cause offence to people from other parts of the UK.
England
	Up until the seventeenth century there had been four 'countries' in the British Isles:
	Each one had its own separate sense of identity, its own history, even its own language. There was no such word as British. People were simply either English, Scottish, Welsh or Irish.
How and why was the UK formed?
	The United Kingdom was formed in 1801 when the Irish parliament was joined with the parliament for England, Wales and Scotland in London, and the whole of the British Isles became a single state. However, in 1922 the south of Ireland became the Irish Free State and, in 1949, a completely independent republic.
How is the national flag called?
Englandis represented by the flag of St George

What are the national identities of the people living in Great Britain?
	Although everyone in the UK has a British citizenship, they have different nationalities.
	British citizens, do not regard themselves as British and prefer to state their national identity as English, Scottish or Welsh.
	This is because different groups of people tend to develop their own customs and way of life.
What is the official language of the UK?
	English is the official language of the UK and the first language of the vast majority of the population. The English language is a West Germanic language, originating from England. People in Wales speak a completely different language. About 25% of the people there still speak in their native Celtic tongue called Welsh. In some regions of Scotland, Gaelic is used as a first language (particularly in the Highlands and the Western Isles). Although Wales and Scotland have their own languages, English is spoken in both countries more.

What is the national flower of England?
What is the Scottish national flower?
The national flower of Scotland is the thistle.
Thistle is a prickly-leaved purple flower which was first used in the 15th century as a symbol of defence. The thistle has been a Scottish symbol for more than 500 years.
What is the Welsh national flower?
What is the national flower of Northern Ireland?
The national flower of Northern Ireland is the shamrock, a three-leaved plant similar to clover. It is a symbol of trinity
Lesson Results

What new things have you found out at the lesson?
Would you like to know more on the topic of the lesson?
Aim of the Lesson:
To enlarge cultural knowledge about Britain.
What is the official name of the UK?
	The official name of the country is the "United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland".
Where is the UK situated?
What islands do the British Isles consist of?
	The British Isles is made up of:
Great Britain
Northern Ireland
about 5000 small islands
Great Britain
	England is the largest country in Great Britain and the UK. It is sometimes, wrongly, used in reference to the whole United Kingdom, the entire island of Great Britain, or indeed the British Isles. This is not only incorrect but can cause offence to people from other parts of the UK.
England
	Up until the seventeenth century there had been four 'countries' in the British Isles:
	Each one had its own separate sense of identity, its own history, even its own language. There was no such word as British. People were simply either English, Scottish, Welsh or Irish.
How and why was the UK formed?
	The United Kingdom was formed in 1801 when the Irish parliament was joined with the parliament for England, Wales and Scotland in London, and the whole of the British Isles became a single state. However, in 1922 the south of Ireland became the Irish Free State and, in 1949, a completely independent republic.
How is the national flag called?
Englandis represented by the flag of St George

What are the national identities of the people living in Great Britain?
	Although everyone in the UK has a British citizenship, they have different nationalities.
	British citizens, do not regard themselves as British and prefer to state their national identity as English, Scottish or Welsh.
	This is because different groups of people tend to develop their own customs and way of life.
What is the official language of the UK?
	English is the official language of the UK and the first language of the vast majority of the population. The English language is a West Germanic language, originating from England. People in Wales speak a completely different language. About 25% of the people there still speak in their native Celtic tongue called Welsh. In some regions of Scotland, Gaelic is used as a first language (particularly in the Highlands and the Western Isles). Although Wales and Scotland have their own languages, English is spoken in both countries more.

What is the national flower of England?
What is the Scottish national flower?
The national flower of Scotland is the thistle.
Thistle is a prickly-leaved purple flower which was first used in the 15th century as a symbol of defence. The thistle has been a Scottish symbol for more than 500 years.
What is the Welsh national flower?
What is the national flower of Northern Ireland?
The national flower of Northern Ireland is the shamrock, a three-leaved plant similar to clover. It is a symbol of trinity
Lesson Results

What new things have you found out at the lesson?
Would you like to know more on the topic of the lesson?
Aim of the Lesson:
To enlarge cultural knowledge about Britain.
What is the official name of the UK?
	The official name of the country is the "United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland".
Where is the UK situated?
What islands do the British Isles consist of?
	The British Isles is made up of:
Great Britain
Northern Ireland
about 5000 small islands
Great Britain
	England is the largest country in Great Britain and the UK. It is sometimes, wrongly, used in reference to the whole United Kingdom, the entire island of Great Britain, or indeed the British Isles. This is not only incorrect but can cause offence to people from other parts of the UK.
England
	Up until the seventeenth century there had been four 'countries' in the British Isles:
	Each one had its own separate sense of identity, its own history, even its own language. There was no such word as British. People were simply either English, Scottish, Welsh or Irish.
How and why was the UK formed?
	The United Kingdom was formed in 1801 when the Irish parliament was joined with the parliament for England, Wales and Scotland in London, and the whole of the British Isles became a single state. However, in 1922 the south of Ireland became the Irish Free State and, in 1949, a completely independent republic.
How is the national flag called?
Englandis represented by the flag of St George

What are the national identities of the people living in Great Britain?
	Although everyone in the UK has a British citizenship, they have different nationalities.
	British citizens, do not regard themselves as British and prefer to state their national identity as English, Scottish or Welsh.
	This is because different groups of people tend to develop their own customs and way of life.
A fictional character who is supposed to personify Englishness is John Bull.

What is the symbol of the UK?
What is the official language of the UK?
	English is the official language of the UK and the first language of the vast majority of the population. The English language is a West Germanic language, originating from England. People in Wales speak a completely different language. About 25% of the people there still speak in their native Celtic tongue called Welsh. In some regions of Scotland, Gaelic is used as a first language (particularly in the Highlands and the Western Isles). Although Wales and Scotland have their own languages, English is spoken in both countries more.

What is the national flower of England?
What is the Scottish national flower?
The national flower of Scotland is the thistle.
Thistle is a prickly-leaved purple flower which was first used in the 15th century as a symbol of defence. The thistle has been a Scottish symbol for more than 500 years.
What is the Welsh national flower?
What is the national flower of Northern Ireland?
The national flower of Northern Ireland is the shamrock, a three-leaved plant similar to clover. It is a symbol of trinity
Lesson Results

What new things have you found out at the lesson?
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Britannia
Aim of the Lesson:
To enlarge cultural knowledge about Britain.
What is the official name of the UK?
	The official name of the country is the "United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland".
Where is the UK situated?
What islands do the British Isles consist of?
	The British Isles is made up of:
Great Britain
Northern Ireland
about 5000 small islands
Great Britain
	England is the largest country in Great Britain and the UK. It is sometimes, wrongly, used in reference to the whole United Kingdom, the entire island of Great Britain, or indeed the British Isles. This is not only incorrect but can cause offence to people from other parts of the UK.
England
	Up until the seventeenth century there had been four 'countries' in the British Isles:
	Each one had its own separate sense of identity, its own history, even its own language. There was no such word as British. People were simply either English, Scottish, Welsh or Irish.
How and why was the UK formed?
	The United Kingdom was formed in 1801 when the Irish parliament was joined with the parliament for England, Wales and Scotland in London, and the whole of the British Isles became a single state. However, in 1922 the south of Ireland became the Irish Free State and, in 1949, a completely independent republic.
How is the national flag called?
Englandis represented by the flag of St George

What is the symbol of the UK?
What are the national identities of the people living in Great Britain?
	Although everyone in the UK has a British citizenship, they have different nationalities.
	British citizens, do not regard themselves as British and prefer to state their national identity as English, Scottish or Welsh.
	This is because different groups of people tend to develop their own customs and way of life.
What is the official language of the UK?
	English is the official language of the UK and the first language of the vast majority of the population. The English language is a West Germanic language, originating from England. People in Wales speak a completely different language. About 25% of the people there still speak in their native Celtic tongue called Welsh. In some regions of Scotland, Gaelic is used as a first language (particularly in the Highlands and the Western Isles). Although Wales and Scotland have their own languages, English is spoken in both countries more.
A fictional character who is supposed to personify Englishness is John Bull.

What is the national flower of England?
What is the Scottish national flower?
The national flower of Scotland is the thistle.
Thistle is a prickly-leaved purple flower which was first used in the 15th century as a symbol of defence. The thistle has been a Scottish symbol for more than 500 years.
What is the Welsh national flower?
What is the national flower of Northern Ireland?
The national flower of Northern Ireland is the shamrock, a three-leaved plant similar to clover. It is a symbol of trinity
Lesson Results

What new things have you found out at the lesson?
Would you like to know more on the topic of the lesson?
Aim of the Lesson:
To enlarge cultural knowledge about Britain.
What is the official name of the UK?
	The official name of the country is the "United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland".
Where is the UK situated?
What islands do the British Isles consist of?
	The British Isles is made up of:
Great Britain
Northern Ireland
about 5000 small islands
Great Britain
	England is the largest country in Great Britain and the UK. It is sometimes, wrongly, used in reference to the whole United Kingdom, the entire island of Great Britain, or indeed the British Isles. This is not only incorrect but can cause offence to people from other parts of the UK.
England
	Up until the seventeenth century there had been four 'countries' in the British Isles:
	Each one had its own separate sense of identity, its own history, even its own language. There was no such word as British. People were simply either English, Scottish, Welsh or Irish.
How and why was the UK formed?
	The United Kingdom was formed in 1801 when the Irish parliament was joined with the parliament for England, Wales and Scotland in London, and the whole of the British Isles became a single state. However, in 1922 the south of Ireland became the Irish Free State and, in 1949, a completely independent republic.
How is the national flag called?
Englandis represented by the flag of St George

What is the symbol of the UK?
What are the national identities of the people living in Great Britain?
	Although everyone in the UK has a British citizenship, they have different nationalities.
	British citizens, do not regard themselves as British and prefer to state their national identity as English, Scottish or Welsh.
	This is because different groups of people tend to develop their own customs and way of life.
What is the official language of the UK?
	English is the official language of the UK and the first language of the vast majority of the population. The English language is a West Germanic language, originating from England. People in Wales speak a completely different language. About 25% of the people there still speak in their native Celtic tongue called Welsh. In some regions of Scotland, Gaelic is used as a first language (particularly in the Highlands and the Western Isles). Although Wales and Scotland have their own languages, English is spoken in both countries more.
A fictional character who is supposed to personify Englishness is John Bull.

What is the national flower of England?
What is the Scottish national flower?
The national flower of Scotland is the thistle.
Thistle is a prickly-leaved purple flower which was first used in the 15th century as a symbol of defence. The thistle has been a Scottish symbol for more than 500 years.
What is the Welsh national flower?
What is the national flower of Northern Ireland?
The national flower of Northern Ireland is the shamrock, a three-leaved plant similar to clover. It is a symbol of trinity
Lesson Results

What new things have you found out at the lesson?
Would you like to know more on the topic of the lesson?
Aim of the Lesson:
To enlarge cultural knowledge about Britain.
What is the official name of the UK?
	The official name of the country is the "United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland".
Where is the UK situated?
What islands do the British Isles consist of?
	The British Isles is made up of:
Great Britain
Northern Ireland
about 5000 small islands
Great Britain
	England is the largest country in Great Britain and the UK. It is sometimes, wrongly, used in reference to the whole United Kingdom, the entire island of Great Britain, or indeed the British Isles. This is not only incorrect but can cause offence to people from other parts of the UK.
England
	Up until the seventeenth century there had been four 'countries' in the British Isles:
	Each one had its own separate sense of identity, its own history, even its own language. There was no such word as British. People were simply either English, Scottish, Welsh or Irish.
How and why was the UK formed?
	The United Kingdom was formed in 1801 when the Irish parliament was joined with the parliament for England, Wales and Scotland in London, and the whole of the British Isles became a single state. However, in 1922 the south of Ireland became the Irish Free State and, in 1949, a completely independent republic.
How is the national flag called?
Englandis represented by the flag of St George

What is the symbol of the UK?
What are the national identities of the people living in Great Britain?
	Although everyone in the UK has a British citizenship, they have different nationalities.
	British citizens, do not regard themselves as British and prefer to state their national identity as English, Scottish or Welsh.
	This is because different groups of people tend to develop their own customs and way of life.
What is the official language of the UK?
	English is the official language of the UK and the first language of the vast majority of the population. The English language is a West Germanic language, originating from England. People in Wales speak a completely different language. About 25% of the people there still speak in their native Celtic tongue called Welsh. In some regions of Scotland, Gaelic is used as a first language (particularly in the Highlands and the Western Isles). Although Wales and Scotland have their own languages, English is spoken in both countries more.
A fictional character who is supposed to personify Englishness is John Bull.

What is the national flower of England?
What is the Scottish national flower?
The national flower of Scotland is the thistle.
Thistle is a prickly-leaved purple flower which was first used in the 15th century as a symbol of defence. The thistle has been a Scottish symbol for more than 500 years.
What is the Welsh national flower?
What is the national flower of Northern Ireland?
The national flower of Northern Ireland is the shamrock, a three-leaved plant similar to clover. It is a symbol of trinity
Lesson Results

What new things have you found out at the lesson?
Would you like to know more on the topic of the lesson?
Britain. The Country and its People
Aim of the Lesson:
To enlarge cultural knowledge about Britain.
What is the official name of the UK?
	The official name of the country is the "United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland".
Where is the UK situated?
What islands do the British Isles consist of?
	The British Isles is made up of:
Great Britain
Northern Ireland
about 5000 small islands
Great Britain
	England is the largest country in Great Britain and the UK. It is sometimes, wrongly, used in reference to the whole United Kingdom, the entire island of Great Britain, or indeed the British Isles. This is not only incorrect but can cause offence to people from other parts of the UK.
England
	Up until the seventeenth century there had been four 'countries' in the British Isles:
	Each one had its own separate sense of identity, its own history, even its own language. There was no such word as British. People were simply either English, Scottish, Welsh or Irish.
How and why was the UK formed?
	The United Kingdom was formed in 1801 when the Irish parliament was joined with the parliament for England, Wales and Scotland in London, and the whole of the British Isles became a single state. However, in 1922 the south of Ireland became the Irish Free State and, in 1949, a completely independent republic.
How is the national flag called?
Englandis represented by the flag of St George

What is the symbol of the UK?
What are the national identities of the people living in Great Britain?
	Although everyone in the UK has a British citizenship, they have different nationalities.
	British citizens, do not regard themselves as British and prefer to state their national identity as English, Scottish or Welsh.
	This is because different groups of people tend to develop their own customs and way of life.
What is the official language of the UK?
	English is the official language of the UK and the first language of the vast majority of the population. The English language is a West Germanic language, originating from England. People in Wales speak a completely different language. About 25% of the people there still speak in their native Celtic tongue called Welsh. In some regions of Scotland, Gaelic is used as a first language (particularly in the Highlands and the Western Isles). Although Wales and Scotland have their own languages, English is spoken in both countries more.
A fictional character who is supposed to personify Englishness is John Bull.

What is the national flower of England?
What is the Scottish national flower?
The national flower of Scotland is the thistle.
Thistle is a prickly-leaved purple flower which was first used in the 15th century as a symbol of defence. The thistle has been a Scottish symbol for more than 500 years.
What is the Welsh national flower?
What is the national flower of Northern Ireland?
The national flower of Northern Ireland is the shamrock, a three-leaved plant similar to clover. It is a symbol of trinity
Lesson Results

What new things have you found out at the lesson?
Would you like to know more on the topic of the lesson?
Britain. The Country and its People
Aim of the Lesson:
To enlarge cultural knowledge about Britain.
What is the official name of the UK?
	The official name of the country is the "United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland".
Where is the UK situated?
What islands do the British Isles consist of?
	The British Isles is made up of:
Great Britain
Northern Ireland
about 5000 small islands
Great Britain
	England is the largest country in Great Britain and the UK. It is sometimes, wrongly, used in reference to the whole United Kingdom, the entire island of Great Britain, or indeed the British Isles. This is not only incorrect but can cause offence to people from other parts of the UK.
England
	Up until the seventeenth century there had been four 'countries' in the British Isles:
	Each one had its own separate sense of identity, its own history, even its own language. There was no such word as British. People were simply either English, Scottish, Welsh or Irish.
How and why was the UK formed?
	The United Kingdom was formed in 1801 when the Irish parliament was joined with the parliament for England, Wales and Scotland in London, and the whole of the British Isles became a single state. However, in 1922 the south of Ireland became the Irish Free State and, in 1949, a completely independent republic.
How is the national flag called?
Englandis represented by the flag of St George

What is the symbol of the UK?
What are the national identities of the people living in Great Britain?
	Although everyone in the UK has a British citizenship, they have different nationalities.
	British citizens, do not regard themselves as British and prefer to state their national identity as English, Scottish or Welsh.
	This is because different groups of people tend to develop their own customs and way of life.
What is the official language of the UK?
	English is the official language of the UK and the first language of the vast majority of the population. The English language is a West Germanic language, originating from England. People in Wales speak a completely different language. About 25% of the people there still speak in their native Celtic tongue called Welsh. In some regions of Scotland, Gaelic is used as a first language (particularly in the Highlands and the Western Isles). Although Wales and Scotland have their own languages, English is spoken in both countries more.
A fictional character who is supposed to personify Englishness is John Bull.

What is the national flower of England?
What is the Scottish national flower?
The national flower of Scotland is the thistle.
Thistle is a prickly-leaved purple flower which was first used in the 15th century as a symbol of defence. The thistle has been a Scottish symbol for more than 500 years.
What is the Welsh national flower?
What is the national flower of Northern Ireland?
The national flower of Northern Ireland is the shamrock, a three-leaved plant similar to clover. It is a symbol of trinity
Lesson Results

What new things have you found out at the lesson?
Would you like to know more on the topic of the lesson?
What is the official name of the UK?
	The official name of the country is the "United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland".
Where is the UK situated?
What islands do the British Isles consist of?
	The British Isles is made up of:
Great Britain
Northern Ireland
about 5000 small islands
Great Britain
	England is the largest country in Great Britain and the UK. It is sometimes, wrongly, used in reference to the whole United Kingdom, the entire island of Great Britain, or indeed the British Isles. This is not only incorrect but can cause offence to people from other parts of the UK.
England
	Up until the seventeenth century there had been four 'countries' in the British Isles:
	Each one had its own separate sense of identity, its own history, even its own language. There was no such word as British. People were simply either English, Scottish, Welsh or Irish.
How and why was the UK formed?
	The United Kingdom was formed in 1801 when the Irish parliament was joined with the parliament for England, Wales and Scotland in London, and the whole of the British Isles became a single state. However, in 1922 the south of Ireland became the Irish Free State and, in 1949, a completely independent republic.
How is the national flag called?
Englandis represented by the flag of St George

What is the symbol of the UK?
What are the national identities of the people living in Great Britain?
	Although everyone in the UK has a British citizenship, they have different nationalities.
	British citizens, do not regard themselves as British and prefer to state their national identity as English, Scottish or Welsh.
	This is because different groups of people tend to develop their own customs and way of life.
What is the official language of the UK?
	English is the official language of the UK and the first language of the vast majority of the population. The English language is a West Germanic language, originating from England. People in Wales speak a completely different language. About 25% of the people there still speak in their native Celtic tongue called Welsh. In some regions of Scotland, Gaelic is used as a first language (particularly in the Highlands and the Western Isles). Although Wales and Scotland have their own languages, English is spoken in both countries more.
A fictional character who is supposed to personify Englishness is John Bull.

What is the national flower of England?
What is the Scottish national flower?
The national flower of Scotland is the thistle.
Thistle is a prickly-leaved purple flower which was first used in the 15th century as a symbol of defence. The thistle has been a Scottish symbol for more than 500 years.
What is the Welsh national flower?
What is the national flower of Northern Ireland?
The national flower of Northern Ireland is the shamrock, a three-leaved plant similar to clover. It is a symbol of trinity
What is the official name of the UK?
	The official name of the country is the "United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland".
Where is the UK situated?
What islands do the British Isles consist of?
	The British Isles is made up of:
Great Britain
Northern Ireland
about 5000 small islands
Great Britain
	England is the largest country in Great Britain and the UK. It is sometimes, wrongly, used in reference to the whole United Kingdom, the entire island of Great Britain, or indeed the British Isles. This is not only incorrect but can cause offence to people from other parts of the UK.
England
	Up until the seventeenth century there had been four 'countries' in the British Isles:
	Each one had its own separate sense of identity, its own history, even its own language. There was no such word as British. People were simply either English, Scottish, Welsh or Irish.
How and why was the UK formed?
	The United Kingdom was formed in 1801 when the Irish parliament was joined with the parliament for England, Wales and Scotland in London, and the whole of the British Isles became a single state. However, in 1922 the south of Ireland became the Irish Free State and, in 1949, a completely independent republic.
How is the national flag called?
Englandis represented by the flag of St George

What is the symbol of the UK?
What are the national identities of the people living in Great Britain?
	Although everyone in the UK has a British citizenship, they have different nationalities.
	British citizens, do not regard themselves as British and prefer to state their national identity as English, Scottish or Welsh.
	This is because different groups of people tend to develop their own customs and way of life.
What is the official language of the UK?
	English is the official language of the UK and the first language of the vast majority of the population. The English language is a West Germanic language, originating from England. People in Wales speak a completely different language. About 25% of the people there still speak in their native Celtic tongue called Welsh. In some regions of Scotland, Gaelic is used as a first language (particularly in the Highlands and the Western Isles). Although Wales and Scotland have their own languages, English is spoken in both countries more.
A fictional character who is supposed to personify Englishness is John Bull.

What is the national flower of England?
What is the Scottish national flower?
The national flower of Scotland is the thistle.
Thistle is a prickly-leaved purple flower which was first used in the 15th century as a symbol of defence. The thistle has been a Scottish symbol for more than 500 years.
What is the Welsh national flower?
What is the national flower of Northern Ireland?
The national flower of Northern Ireland is the shamrock, a three-leaved plant similar to clover. It is a symbol of trinity
What is the official name of the UK?
	The official name of the country is the "United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland".
Where is the UK situated?
What islands do the British Isles consist of?
	The British Isles is made up of:
Great Britain
Northern Ireland
about 5000 small islands
Great Britain
	England is the largest country in Great Britain and the UK. It is sometimes, wrongly, used in reference to the whole United Kingdom, the entire island of Great Britain, or indeed the British Isles. This is not only incorrect but can cause offence to people from other parts of the UK.
England
	Up until the seventeenth century there had been four 'countries' in the British Isles:
	Each one had its own separate sense of identity, its own history, even its own language. There was no such word as British. People were simply either English, Scottish, Welsh or Irish.
How and why was the UK formed?
	The United Kingdom was formed in 1801 when the Irish parliament was joined with the parliament for England, Wales and Scotland in London, and the whole of the British Isles became a single state. However, in 1922 the south of Ireland became the Irish Free State and, in 1949, a completely independent republic.
How is the national flag called?
Englandis represented by the flag of St George

What is the symbol of the UK?
What are the national identities of the people living in Great Britain?
	Although everyone in the UK has a British citizenship, they have different nationalities.
	British citizens, do not regard themselves as British and prefer to state their national identity as English, Scottish or Welsh.
	This is because different groups of people tend to develop their own customs and way of life.
What is the official language of the UK?
	English is the official language of the UK and the first language of the vast majority of the population. The English language is a West Germanic language, originating from England. People in Wales speak a completely different language. About 25% of the people there still speak in their native Celtic tongue called Welsh. In some regions of Scotland, Gaelic is used as a first language (particularly in the Highlands and the Western Isles). Although Wales and Scotland have their own languages, English is spoken in both countries more.
A fictional character who is supposed to personify Englishness is John Bull.

What is the national flower of England?
What is the Scottish national flower?
The national flower of Scotland is the thistle.
Thistle is a prickly-leaved purple flower which was first used in the 15th century as a symbol of defence. The thistle has been a Scottish symbol for more than 500 years.
What is the Welsh national flower?
What is the national flower of Northern Ireland?
The national flower of Northern Ireland is the shamrock, a three-leaved plant similar to clover. It is a symbol of trinity


title: Презентация на тему: Beatles

text:
The Beatles
Who are they?
The others may put them in the same rank with the greatest composers, such as Mozart, Beethoven and Bach
Still the others may call them outstanding pacifists, philosophers and optimists
They are four boys from Liverpool, who decided to play and sing together.
Rebels and idols, clowns and villains, magicians, quarrelers and  spiritual leaders.
They are THE BEATLES.

Have you never heard of them?
John Lennon was just 17 when he formed his first band, The Quarry men.
In 1957 Lennon met Paul McCartney and invited him to join his group
McCartney introduced to Lennon his friend and former classmate, George Harrison and he joined the group
John Lennon
Paul McCartney
George Harrison
Pete Best
Stuart Sutcliffe
In 1960 drummer Pete Best and bassist Stu Sutcliffe joined to the group
Pete Best
Stuart Sutcliffe
They went through a lot of names  before settling on The Beatles.
Paul, John, Pete and George
George, Stu and John
The Quarrymen in Hamburg, 1960
In June 1962, after Stu had gone the band auditioned for Parlophone Records producer George Martin
Ringo Starr, the drummer of another popular Liverpool band was recruited to replace Best.
In September, 1962, the band's first single, "Love Me Do" was released, eventually reaching #17 in the UK.
Their first album, Please Please Me was released in the UK in March 1963.
Their second album, With The Beatles became only the second album ever to sell a million copies in the UK
Vee Jay Records obtained the US rights to most of the songs from Please Please Me and released them on an album titled Introducing ... The Beatles in January 1964.
On Ed Sullivan's show
In New Zealand and Australia their arrival was greeted by a crowd estimated at more than 300,000.
The first Beatles movie, A Hard Day's Night was released in 1964.
Beatlemania
The Fab Four became Members of the Order of the British Empire
The Beatles' second movie, Help! came out in 1965
Revolver is considered to be one of the Beatles' best albums
Lennon set off a huge wave of record burning protests when he suggested in an interview that "Christianity is dying" and that the Beatles "are more popular than Jesus now."
In August 1966, the band made what would turn out to be its last public performance lasting barely over a half hour.
Their third feature film, Magical Mystery Tour, start in 1967
The band spent the first part of 1968 in India, studying transcendental meditation under the tutelage of Maharishi Mahesh Yogi.
The double album, called The White Album which was released in November 1968.
The band's last performance together outside the studio came in January 1969.
Their last recording session (for Abbey Road) followed in August.
In September 1969, Lennon told the band that he was leaving.
The band's breakup was announced in April 1970, a month before Let It Be was released.
Paul McCartney formed a band called Wings with his wife, Linda
John Lennon achieved great success as a solo artist. Tragically, he was killed by an obsessive fan, Mark David Chapman, in 1980.
George Harrison recorded many solo albums over the years, and died of cancer in 2001.
This band, their great music means a lot for me. And not only for me. Many people all over the world love Beatles. So I can say with sure that they are still existing  because their music will never die!


title: Презентация на тему: Британские корпуса

text:
900igr.net
British National Corpus
British National Corpus


Презентация на тему: Are cats smarter than dogs?


title: Презентация на тему: Биг Бен

text:
Big Ben
900igr.net
Hope you
liked our
trip!


title: Презентация на тему: BMW

text:
ENGECON 2013
CONTENT
Information
Report and production
Competitors
Model range
Features

BMW
is Bavarian Motor Works
is a German automobile, motorcycle and engine manufacturing company founded in 1916.
It also owns and produces Mini cars, and is the parent company of Rolls-Royce Motor Cars. BMW produces motorcycles under BMW Motorrad.
Company motto is                                                    «The Ultimate Driving                                                Machine» and «Sheer                                                 Driving Pleasure».

REPORT
Total employees - 105,876 (2012)
Revenues for 2012 amounted to €76.84 billion, net profit - €5.12 billion
In 2012, the BMW group produced 1,861,826 automobiles and 125,284 motorcycles across all its brands.

PRODUCTION
It is reported that about 56% of BMW-brand vehicles produced are powered by petrol engines and the remaining 44% are powered by diesel engines.
Of those petrol vehicles, about 27% are four-cylinder models and about nine percent are eight-cylinder models.
BMW also has local                                                 assembly operation                                                  using complete knock                                              down components in                                               Russia, for 3, 5, 7 series                                                    and X3.

COMPETITORS
BMW is part of the "German Big 3" luxury automakers, along with Audi and Mercedes-Benz, which are the three best-selling luxury automakers in the world.

MODEL RANGE
The model range of company BMW contains:
Sedans;
Coupes;
Convertibles;
Roadsters;
Crossovers;
SUVs.

Sedan

Roadster

Crossover
SUV

SUV
FEATURES
Distinctive features of design of the BMW cars are "angel eyes“, a characteristic front grille and high-performance derivatives of their cars are produced by their BMW M GmbH subsidiary.
thank you for your attention


title: Презентация на тему: borsch

text:
Ukrainian borsch
Borsch - one of the most popular meal in Ukraine. Who at least once tasted this fragrant taste, that for many years it will remain a true fan…
NEED:potatoesbeetstomatoescarrot
onioncabbage2 cloves of garlicBay leafSalt, pepper, vinegar to taste, dill
CLASSIC RECIPE Borsch
HOW TO PREPARE
1. Wash, peel and cut into thin julienne beets, carrots, potatoes and onions. Finely chop the cabbage, tomatoes scalded with boiling water, remove the peel and cut into cubes. Peel and crush the garlic.
HOW TO PREPARE

2. In a saucepan, boil the water, salt, put the potatoes and cabbage and cook over medium heat. In a skillet heat the vegetable oil, fry the onions and carrots for about 5 minutes, then add half a beet, vinegar, stir and simmer for 10 minutes.
HOW TO PREPARE

3. The remaining beet folded into a bowl, pour boiling water, add 1 tsp. vinegar and let it brew - resulting beet juice may be necessary at the end of cooking to make the color more saturated borsch.
HOW TO PREPARE

4. In a frying pan with vegetables add tomatoes, salt and pepper to taste, cover and simmer for 20 minutes.
HOW TO PREPARE

5. In a saucepan with potatoes and cabbage add steamed vegetables and bay leaf. Bring to a boil, remove the foam, then add the garlic. Cover and immediately remove from heat, then let stand 10 minutes.
6. Add to soup strained beet juice and stir.
Bon appetit!


title: Презентация на тему: Блюда Великобритании (На английском)

text:
British cuisine
Was prepared by the student of 9 class "D" Ananidze Dmitry
English Breakfast
- the eggs of two or three eggs, which is usually prepared at Your choice: fried, scrambled, omelet
-Not one English Breakfast isn't complete without cups of tea
-The British believe that Breakfast should include oatmeal, it is delicious and healthy.
English lunch
Must-have item for lunch is 1 dish or soup.
For lunch the British prefer to eat steak.
After lunch, you can eat dessert with a Cup of tea

Most dinner items include steaks or roasts.
As a side dish are steamed vegetables.
A must-have addition to the main dish are a variety of sauces.
English dinner
The End!


title: Презентация на тему: Brigitte Bardot

text:
Brigitte Bardot
     Brigitte Bardot, née Brigitte Anne-Marie Bardot le 28 septembre 1934 à Paris, est une actrice de cinéma et chanteuse française, une militante de la cause animale, ainsique la fondatrice et présidente de la fondation qui porte son nom.

    Figure féminine des années 1950 et 1960, elle fut une star mondiale, l'égérie et la muse des plus grands artistes de l'époque.

Emblème de l'émancipation des femmes et de la liberté sexuelle, elle passa des rôles de femme enfant à ceux de femme fatale. Elle tourna avec les plus grands réalisateurs incarnant des personnages à l'élégante légèreté et à la sensualité photogénique.

     Elle devint rapidement un sex-symbol. Avec à son actif 48 films et plus de 80 chansons en 21 ans de carrière, Brigitte Bardot, tout aussi connue sous les initiales de «BB», est une des artistes françaises les plus célèbres.
    Elle mit un terme à sa carrière d'actrice en 1973 pour se consacrer à la défense des animaux. Ses actions en leur faveur sont appréciées mais néanmoins parfois controversées.

      Par ailleurs, elle fut condamnée pour incitation à la haine raciale à cinq reprises, pour ses critiques envers l'immigration, l'abattage rituel des animaux, le métissage, certains aspects de l'homosexualité ou encore l'islam en France.
    Figure féminine des années 1950 et 1960, elle fut une star mondiale, l'égérie et la muse des plus grands artistes de l'époque.
    Emblème de l'émancipation des femmes et de la liberté sexuelle, elle passa des rôles de femme enfant à ceux de femme fatale.
    Elle tourna avec les plus grands réalisateurs incarnant des personnages à l'élégante légèreté et à la sensualité photogénique. Elle devint rapidement un sex-symbol.
    Avec à son actif 48 films et plus de 80 chansons en 21 ans de carrière, Brigitte Bardot, tout aussi connue sous les initiales de « BB », est une des artistes françaises les plus célèbres .Elle mit un terme à sa carrière d'actrice en 1973 pour se consacrer à la défense des animaux.
    Ses actions en leur faveur sont appréciées mais néanmoins parfois controversées.

     Par ailleurs, elle fut condamnée pour incitation à la haine raciale à cinq reprises, pour ses critiques envers l'immigration, l'abattage rituel des animaux, le métissage, certains aspects de l'homosexualité ou encore l'islam en France.


title: Презентация на тему: Бородин

text:
Александр Порфирьевич Бородин
Характеристика творчества

1
Александр Порфирьевич        Бородин
химик и композитор
Александр Порфирьевич        Бородин (1833-1887)
Гениальный русский композитор,  выдающийся ученый-химик, педагог, дирижер, научно-общественный деятель, член «Могучей кучки»
Музыка Бородина... возбуждает  ощущение силы, бодрости, света; в ней могучее дыхание, размах, ширь, простор; в  ней  гармоничное  здоровое чувство жизни, радость от сознания, что живешь.

                                        Б. Асафьев
                                     Талант Бородина равно могуч поразителен                                           как в симфонии, так и в опере и романсе.                                                          Главные качества его – великанская сила и                                       ширина,   колоссальный   размах,                               стремительность и порывистость,                                                                               соединенная      с изумительной страстностью       нежностью и красотой.                                                           А. Стасов.                                                                               Бородин стоял бы еще выше по химии,                                                      принес   бы   еще   пользы   науке,   если   бы                                        музыка   не   отвлекала   его  слишкоммного от химии.                                                                               Д.И. Менделеев.
                                     Талант Бородина равно могуч поразителен                                           как в симфонии, так и в опере и романсе.                                                          Главные качества его – великанская сила и                                       ширина,   колоссальный   размах,                               стремительность и порывистость,                                                                                соединенная      с изумительной страстностью,            нежностью и красотой.                                                            А. Стасов.
   Творческий портрет           Александр Порфирьевич Бородин – один из представителей  замечательной   плеяды  русских людей, посвятивших всю жизнь и деятельность развитию отечественной культуры.   А.П.Бородин был соратником Д.Менделеева и Зинина, Сеченова  и С.Боткина, Стасова, М.Балакирева, Н.А.Римского-Корсакова и  М.П.Мусоргского.       Природа щедро наградила А.П.Бородина талантами. Он вошел в историю не только как великий композитор, но и как талантливый ученый-химик, педагог, активный общественный   деятель, критик, дирижер и литератор. Из 16-ти написанных им  романсов многие написаны на его собственные слова («Море»,  «Спящая княжна», «Песня  темного леса» и др.) Бородин был  энциклопедически образованным человеком и удивлял  современников эрудицией в различных областях науки и искусства.  Все, кто знал Бородина, единодушно отмечали  привлекательность его личности – доброжелательность, душевную деликатность и великодушие, ответственность и  принципиальность.
Творческое наследие  А.П.Бородина сравнительно невелико по объёму, но является ценнейшим вкладом в сокровищницу русской музыкальной классики. В творчестве Бородина, представителя передовой интеллигенции 1860-х гг., отчётливо проходит тема величия русского народа, любви к родине, свободолюбия. Музыка его отличается эпической широтой, мужественностью, в то же время глубоким лиризмом.
       …творческий портрет…       Несмотря на небольшое количество, творческое наследие Бородина отличается разнообразием жанров – опера, симфонии, романсы, квартеты, фортепианная музыка; все произведения отличает яркость музыкального языка, классическая уравновешенность форм.            Русское, богатырское, эпическое – это и есть, в первую очередь, бородинское. Богатырским было все то, что он сотворил, все те горизонты, которые он себе очертил, все те образы, над которыми он работал. Его герои – такие, как князь Игорь – это он сам, умевший употребить свою силу и свободу во славу российской музыки, которая, по словам Стасова, была "музыка русская, новая, великая, неслыханная, невиданная", и вместе с тем, мощная и величественная, ясная и благородная, доходчивая и бесконечно правдивая. Она и поныне открывает нам глаза для понимания судеб лучших сынов российской истории.

 Эпичность характерна для всего музыкального стиля композитора. Музыкальная драматургия его произведений основана на принципе неторопливого развертывания музыкального материала, длительного пребывания в одном эмоциональном состоянии. Мелодии близки русским обрядовым, эпическим, лирическим народным песням (по своему строению, ладовым признакам) Для гармонического языка, в основе своего диатоничного, характерна мелодическая насыщенность, идущая от русской народной подголосочной полифонии.
Творческое наследие:Оперы:  «Князь Игорь» (1869-1887),                                                                                «Богатыри» (1876) ,                                                                                «Млада» (совместно с другими композиторами, 1872), Симфонические произведения:                                                                                Симфония № 1 Es-dur (1867),                                                                                Симфония № 2 h-moll «Богатырская» (1876)                                                                                Симфония № 3 a-moll (1887, окончена и                                                             оркестрована Глазуновым)             Симфоническая картина «В Средней Азии»

Романсы (16):       «Спящая княжна» (1867), «Морская царевна» (1868),  «Песня тёмного леса» (1868), «Фальшивая нота» (1868), «Море» (1870), «Отравой полны мои песни» (1868), «Из слез моих» (1871), «Арабская мелодия» (1881), «Для берегов отчизны дальней» (слова А. С. Пушкина, 1881), «У людей-то в дому» (слова Н. А. Некрасова, 1881), «Спесь» (слова А. К. Толстого, 1884-85), «Чудный сад» (1885)
Камерно-инструментальные ансамбли: струнное трио на тему песни «Чем тебя я огорчила» (g-moll, 1854-55), струнное трио (Большое, G-dur, до 1862), фортепианное трио (D-dur, до 1862), струнный квинтет (f-moll, до 1862), струнный секстет (d-moll, 1860-61), фортепианный квинтет (c-moll, 1862), 2 струнных квартета (A-dur, 1879; D-dur, 1881), Серенада в испанском роде из квартета B-la-f (коллективное сочинение, 1886)


title: Презентация на тему: BRISTOL

text:
BRISTOL
Lysenko Polina
Coat of Arms of the City Council

Location of Bristol

Bristol is the largest city in South West England. It has been an important port and trading centre for 900 years and today it is the cultural and business heart of the West of England with a population of one million.The city is situated on the rivers Frome and Avon.

Also Bristol is the largest centre of employment and education. Its prosperity has been linked with the sea since its earliest days. The city played an important role in England's maritime trade in tobacco, wine, cotton.

Interesting places

Clifton Suspension Bridge
Wookey Hole Caves

Cheddar Gorge
Bristol Hippodrome

Cabot Circus
SS Great Britain
Bristol's street art scene is extremely diverse and has many talented street artists.


title: Презентация на тему: Britain in Personalities

text:
Britain in Personalities.

The British people are proud of their history and historical personalities.

Ancient Period.
For  two hundred years the English people were at war with the Danes who came from Denmark and the North men who came from Scandinavia. King Alfred when he was a boy of sixteen took part in the battles with the enemies. At twenty he became king of Wessex and began to prepare for the defence of the country. He built a fleet of ships and fortifications on the coasts. The small kingdoms were united to fight against the invaders. After the victory over the Danes, King Alfred did much for his people. He opened schools, asked scholars to translate into English the best works of world literature and worked out the English code. The English people named him  Alfred the Great.

Alfred 'The Great' (r. 871-899)
King Arthur was the son of Pendragon, and was born in Tintagel in Cornwall; He was brought up by Merlin, an old Celtic magician, and became king of Britain when he was fifteen. He proved his right to be king  when he managed to pull a sword from a rock. He had to fight many lords, and when, with Merlin’s help, he defeated them, he received the magic sword Excalibur from the Lady of the Lake. He married Guinevere and lived in a castle at Camelot. His knights sat at a round table so that they were all equal – nobody was sitting at the head of the table.
King Arthur
Robin Hood is a hero in English folklore, a highly skilled archer, swordsman, and outlaw. In particular, he is known for "robbing from the rich and giving to the poor," assisted by a group of fellow outlaws known as his "Merry Men". Robin and many of his men wore Lincoln green clothes.There are many songs and stories about him, starting in medieval times, and continuing through more modern literature, films, and television series. In the earliest sources Robin Hood is a commoner, but he was often later portrayed as an aristocrat, wrongfully dispossessed of his lands and made into an outlaw.
Robin Hood
Robin shoots with Sir Guy" by Louis Rhead.
Richard I     (1157 –1199)
was King of England from 6 July 1189 until his death in 1199. He also ruled as Duke of Normandy, Duke of Aquitaine, Duke of Gascony, Lord of Ireland, Lord of Cyprus, Count of Anjou, Count of Maine, Count of Nantes and Overlord of Brittany  at various times during the same period. He was known as Cœur de Lion, or Richard the Lionheart, even before his accession, because of his reputation as a great military leader and warrior. The Muslims (referred to as Saracens at the time) called him Melek-Ric or Malek al-Inkitar (King of England).
Richard the Lionheart.
By age 16, Richard was commanding his own army, putting down rebellions in Poitou against his father, King Henry II. Richard was a central Christian commander during the Third Crusade, effectively leading the campaign after the departure of Philip Augustus and scoring considerable victories against his Muslim counterpart, Saladin.
While he spoke very little English and spent very little time in England (he lived in his Duchy of Aquitaine, in the southwest of France), preferring to use his kingdom as a source of revenue to support his armies, he was seen as a pious hero by his subjects. He remains one of the very few Kings of England remembered by his epithet, not number, and is an enduring, iconic figure in England.
The XVI century.

Mary I (1516 - 1558)
The first queen to rule England in her own right, she was known as 'Bloody Mary' for her persecution of Protestants in a vain attempt to restore Catholicism in England.
 Mary was born at Greenwich on 18 February 1516, the only surviving child of Henry VIII and Catherine of Aragon.
Elizabeth I, daughter of Henry VIII, was the first of three long-reigning queens in British history.  During her long reign she established, by skilful diplomacy a reasonable degree of internal stability in a firmly Protestant England, allowing the growth of a spirit of patriotism and general confidence. She never married, but used its possibility as a diplomatic tool. She became known as “the virgin queen”. The area which later became the state of Virginia in the USA was named after her by one of the many English explorers of the time Sir Walter Raleigh.
Elizabeth I  (1533 – 1603)
The XX the century.
Sir Winston Churchill was born in 1874. His mother was American, the daughter of a New York businessman. His father belonged to an English aristocratic family.
From 1895 unit 1899 he combined the jobs of soldier and journalist in Cuba, India and the Sudan. In 1899 he resigned from the army and began his political career.
In 1924 he was elected to Parliament and became Chancellor of the Exchequer in Baldwin’s government. In May 1940, Churchill was appointed Prime Minister. He formed a coalition government with a war cabinet  of five. Churchill was both Prime Minister and Minister of Defence. He remained in his post until June 1945, when the Conservatives lost the general election. From 1951 to 1955 he was again Prime Minister. He died in London on January 24th, 1965.
Winston Churchill  (1874- 1965)
Diana, Princess of Wales, (Diana Frances; née Spencer; 1 July 1961 – 31 August 1997) was the first wife of Charles, Prince of Wales. Their sons, Princes William and Harry, are second and third in line to the thrones of the United Kingdom and fifteen other Commonwealth Realms.A public figure from the announcement of her engagement to Prince Charles, Diana remained the focus of near-constant media scrutiny in the United Kingdom and around the world before, during and after her marriage, even in the years following her sudden death in a car crash, which was followed by a spontaneous and prolonged show of public mourning. Contemporary responses to Diana's life and legacy were mixed but a popular fascination with the Princess endures. The long-awaited Coroner's Inquest concluded on 7 April 2008 that Diana had been unlawfully killed by the negligent driving of the following vehicles and the driver of the Mercedes in which she was travelling.
Elizabeth Alexandra Mary Windsor is the Queen of the United Kingdom and Northern Ireland. Besides she is the Queen of Commonwealth nation. She belongs to Windsor’s  Empire. Elizabeth was born on the 21 of April in 1926 in London. Elizabeth studied constitutional history. She learned modern languages, and still speaks French fluently. Queen loves horses from childhood.
Elizabeth met  her future husband, Prince Philip, in 1937. She married him on the 20th of November in 1947.  Elizabeth gave birth to her first child, Prince Charles, on the  14th of  November in 1948. A second child, Princess Anne, was born in 1950. A third child is Prince  Andrew. A fourth child is Prince Edward.
Elizabeth II
When her father, George VI died Elizabeth was proclaimed the  Queen in 1952. She was coronated in Westminster Abbey on the 2 of June in 1953.
Queen Elizabeth II is the head of the state, but she has no real power.  Now the is the head of the executive branch and a part of the legislative branch but in fact her role is mostly ceremonial. She acts on the advice of her ministers. Queen is the head of English Church.
Литература:
Г. Выборова, О. Мельчина   English
Publishing house: «АСТ-ПРЕСС»
Л.П. Бельковец Английский язык  Publishing house:  ШИА «LINGUA VIVA»
Е.Г.Копыл, М.А.Боровик  ENGLISH  READER
Publishing house:  «ПРОСВЕЩЕНИЕ»

http://ru.wikipedia.org/wiki/Заглавная_страница
МОУ  «Белозерская  Средняя Школа»с.Белозерское  Курганская область

Работа выполнили:
Насонова Екатерина, Стенникова Нина
ученицы 10 А класса

Руководитель работы:
Белобородова Ирина Юрьевна
Учитель английского языка


title: Презентация на тему: BOOKWORMS

text:
The pleasure of reading.
BOOKWORMS
From very beginning of our life we are closely connected with books.
I тип     II тип    III тип      IVтип
2
RAVEN
SKATE
STAPLE

FAT

START
DARK
CARE
DARE
Comedy
Drama
Detective
Adventure
Humorous story
Fairy tale
Science fiction
Novel
Biography
History
Comedy
Drama
Detective
Adventure
Fairy tale
Science fiction
Humorous story
Novel
Biography
History

A story with a hero in a dangerous travelling –
A funny story –
A story in future or in space –
A story for theater –
A story of life written by another person –
A story about a strange event –
A very interesting adventure story -
adventure
humorous
Science fiction story
drama
 biography
mystery
Suspense story
A(n)                 story is an exciting story about a hero who goes on an unusual journey and does new and dangerous things.
A                       story is about events that take place in the future or in space and usually describes strange creatures and robots
 A             is a serious and emotional play? Written for the theatre, television or radio.
A                is a story about a crime or a strange event that is difficult to explain.
A(n)                         is a funny story with a happy ending.
A                   is the story of a person’s life written by another person.
Adventure
Science fiction
Drama
Mystery
 Humorous story
Biography
A. Comedy
     B. Adventure
     C. Suspense
2) A. Mystery
    B. Drama
    C. Science
        fiction
3) A. Drama
    B. Comedy
    C. Novel
4)A. Mystery
   B. Legend
   C. Fairy
       tale

5) A. Adventure
    B. Myth
    C. Humorous
        story
6) A. Novel
    B. Biography
    C. History

Miss Marple
(Agatha Christie)
Captain Nemo
(Jule Verne)
Sherlock Holmes
(Sir Arthur Conan Doyle)
Hercule Poirot
A dramatist

A writer
A novelist
A poet/a poetess
A humorist
An author
A children’s writer
A person, who writes books
Автор
Писатель
Драматург
Романист
Поэт / поэтесса
Юморист
Детский писатель
Conan Doyle is a  ………….
Shakespeare is a  ………….

Interesting
Famous
Well-known
Talented
Great
Good
Modern
Adjectives
Хороший
Интересный
Превосходный
Известный
Узнаваемый
Талантливый
Современный
Classical
Классический
Conan Doyle is a ………………………writer.

Entertaining
Exciting
Powerful
Original
Enjoyable
Books can be
Приятный
Развлекательный
Оригинальный
Захватывающий
Мощный
Witty
Остроумный
Amusing
Забавный
Boring
Скучный
Conan Doyle`s books is …………..

Narration
Connectors
Как только
когда
после
до
затем
As soon as

When

After

Until

then

I watched the film after/when I read the book.

Until/as soon as  I cooked dinner we eat.

When/after he saw her he fell in love.

We saw a snake in the fountain and until/then  had a shock.

after
as soon as
When
then
SPEAKING
С3
Task 1
Give a 2-minute talk on your favourite book.
Remember to say :
What kind of book it is
Who the main characters are and whether you like them
What happens in the book
Why it is your favourite

My favourite book is………………
It’s a (detective, humorous, short) story (novel,poem).
It’s author is…………….
He is a talented (creative,extraordinary………).
The main character(s) of this book is (are)….
I like him (her) because he (she) is kind,……..
The story (poem, novel) tells about love,(friendship, nobility,……
I like it because it teaches life, kindness,……….
(Don`t forget about linking words!)
My favourite book

Please try again

A dramatist

A writer
A novelist
A poet/a poetess
A humorist
An author
A children’s writer
A person, who writes books
Автор
Писатель
Драматург
Романист
Поэт / поэтесса
Юморист
Детский писатель
Conan Doyle is a  ………….
Shakespeare is a  ………….

Interesting
Famous
Well-known
Talented
Great
Good
Modern
Adjectives
Хороший
Интересный
Превосходный
Известный
Узнаваемый
Талантливый
Современный
Classical
Классический
Conan Doyle is a ………………………writer.

Entertaining
Exciting
Powerful
Original
Enjoyable
Books can be
Приятный
Развлекательный
Оригинальный
Захватывающий
Мощный
Witty
Остроумный
Amusing
Забавный
Boring
Скучный
Conan Doyle`s books is …………..

Adventure
Detective
Drama
Humorous story
Comedy
Science fiction
Fairy tale
Biography
Novel
History
Horror
Classic


Презентация на тему: Британский музей


title: Презентация на тему: Branding

text:
Branding
What is branding?
Branding is "modern cultural language of the modern society basing on the market relations"
Branding is the main way of differentiation of products and the instrument of advance of the goods on the market
History of branding
Branding was actively applied in the Middle Ages when shop handicraftsmen marked the goods with special brand

In early history of the United States of brand were often used for cattle identification
The real blossoming of idea of branding fell on the second half of the twentieth century
Branding — is the main task of any large company
     Creation and advance of a brand or branding are necessary for obtaining additional benefit from a certain product at the expense of penetration into consciousness of people, formation of the attachments based on feelings and emotions
Brand creation & Brand advance
Development of a brand
In most cases development of a brand it not only branding of a new label in the market, but also change of an existing brand, that is rebranding
Rebranding - a complex of actions for brand change, or its components: names, a logo, visual registration of a brand with positioning change
Branding tools: Creation of a product concept
Creation of a product conception means the development of new models of goods and services
Branding tools:  Creation of an advertising concept
      An advertising concept - the basis of the idea of branding - is a plan, paints, conditions, heroes of an advertising campaign, promotion and events.

Outdoor signs
Light box
Media space for magazines and newspapers
Catalogue
Branding tools: Creation of marketing communications
     Marketing communications mean the process of transfer of information about the target audience products
 Strategic and tactical purchases of mass-media

 Media planning

 Negotiations with owners of the mass-media
What is brandbook?
     Brandbook is the integral, intracorporate edition focused on employees of the company
Brandbook — the official description of essence and values of a brand, company self-identification, and also forms and methods of their designation for employees and consumers

Structure
Elements of brandbook:
Detailed description of the logotype
All cores and firm complementary colors.
Every possible variations of the logo.
Documentation structure.
Firm font of the company.
The business documentation.
Souvenir production of firm.
Every possible images (photos, design).

Thank you for attention!


title: Презентация на тему: британия

text:
Муниципальное Бюджетное Общеобразовательное Учреждение  Средняя Общеобразовательная Школа №22

Викторина по английскому языку
«О Британии вкратце»

Учитель английского языка 1 квалификационной категории
МБОУ СОШ №22 Оганова Светлана Михайловна.

г.Ковров
2012 г.
s.m.oganova@schoolkovrov.ru

Актуальность работы.
Презентация составлена   для проведения игры-викторины по английскому языку  для учащихся 9 класса общеобразовательной школы с целью обобщения страноведческого материала , развития общего кругозора учащихся,  а также и их познавательного интереса. Игровая, познавательно-развлекательная форма подачи страноведческого материала способствует повышению мотивации к дальнейшему изучению английского языка. Материал приведен в соответствии с учебно-методическими задачами школьного курса и охватывает основные темы базового уровня учебной программы.
Проведение уроков и внеклассных мероприятий в оригинальной , нетрадиционной форме направлено не  только на  развитие основных видов речевой деятельности , но и развитие памяти, ассоциативного мышления, навыков общения в коллективе, команде, на развитие творческой инициативы школьников.
Оглавление/Contest
The Flag of the United Kingdom and Northern Ireland
The State Emblem of the UK
Floral Symbols of the UK
Geographical position of the  UK
Cities
Her Royal Majesty
Sights of London
Big Ben
Weather and climate
Literature
Keys
The flag of the United Kingdom  and Northern Ireland
Who is Saint George?

How is the United Kingdom Flag called?

What colour is the cross of Saint Andrew?

Who is Saint Patron of Wales?
The State Emblem of the UK
How old is the emblem/When was it introduced?

What two mythic animals support the Shield of the State Emblem?
                                                                       Floral Symbols of the UK

What is the Scottish symbol?

What is the Irish floral symbol?

Is the Welsh symbol the LEEK or the daffodil?

What is the England’s floral symbol?
How did the war for the throne between the Lancastrians and the Yolkiest become Known in the history of the country?

Geographical position of the UK
Describe the geographical position of the country. Use the key words:
It occupies, islands, The British Isles, lie, is situated, is washed by, The Atlantic ocean, is made up of, it borders, its sea borders are, the capital, main cities, the longest river, Strait of Dover, the Irish Sea, the North Sea, is divided into, etc.
Cities

This city has a castle, a cathedral, a university. It is a capital of Wales.

It is the second largest universities in Britain, after London. It earliest chapter is dated to 1213?

It’s the historical center of London and one of the biggest financial centers of the world.
Her Royal Majesty
What’s her name?

How many children does she have?

What are her hobbies?

Where does she live?
Sights of London

It takes you 10 minutes to get from this building to Trafalgar Square, which is the centre of London.
It was a fortress, a palace, a prison and the Kings’ Zoo. Now it is a museum. William the Conqueror built it in the 11th century. Twelve black ravens live in it.
It’s one of the greatest  English churches. The famous architect Sir Christopher Wren built it. In one of the towers there is one of the largest bells in the world.
Big Ben
The Houses of Parliament and Big Ben are the symbols of the country. How often can you here the bells of Big Ben?
One of the famous English artist  painted the  picture «The burning of the Houses of Parliament». What’s his name? What was he famous for?
Weather and climate
Why are  double-deckers and telephone boxes red in GB?
When is the temperature in the UK 90F?
Explain the words « Indian summer» please.
What’ the English for льет как из ведра?
Literature
Choose from the given names only the ones of the British poets and writers.
William Shakespeare, Charles Dickens, Robert Burns, Jerome K.Jerome, Lewis Carroll, O’Henry, John Galsworthy’ Mark Twain, Jack London, Conan Doyle, Charlotte Bronte.
Say some words about one of them(famous books, interesting facts from biography).
The Flag of the United Kingdom and Northern Ireland(the patron of England;the Union Flag or the Union Jack; white; David)
The State Emblem of the UK(400,in 1603; the English Lion and the Scottish Unicorn)
Floral Symbols of the UK(the thistle; shamrock; both; red rose; the War of the Red and the White Rose)
Geographical position of the  UK
Cities(Cardiff; Oxford; the City)
Her Royal Majesty(Elisabeth Alexandra Mary /Elisabeth the II; 4:Charles, Anna, Andrew, Edward; dogs, horse riding; Buckingham Palace)
Sights of London(Buckingham Palace; the Tower; St.Paul’s Cathedral)
Big Ben(every hour; J.W.Turner,landscapes and sea pictures)
Weather and climate(to be seen through the fog; in summer; hot        weather in September/October; It’s raining cats and dogs)
Literature(William Shakespeare, Charles Dickens, Robert Burns, Jerome K. Jerome, Lewis Carroll, Conan Doyle
Music(Girl,Last Christmas, Lemon tree, Michel)
Keys

THANK  YOU  FOR  ATTENTION


title: Презентация на тему: Британские художники

text:
МУЛЬТИМЕДИЙНЫЙ УРОК

                                  	         Номинация: «Иностранные языки»
              Предмет: Английский язык
    	                 Тема урока: «Британские художники»
           	                 9класс
      МОУ СОШ №78 Прикубанского
                                               внутригородского округа
                                               г. Краснодара
                                       Автор: Александрова Светлана Олеговна
               	           Учитель английского языка
                                      Соавтор: Жидкова Людмила Васильевна
     		Учитель изобразительного искусства

Воспитание личности учащегося на основе общечеловеческих ценностей, развитие у школьников инициативности и самостоятельности, толерантности и уважения к другим нациям и культурам к успешной самореализации, обучение познавательной деятельности с использованием иностранного языка.

Задачи урока:
-Развивать учащихся внутренней мотивации к изучению языка и культуры, развитие у детей внимания и восприятия, слуховой памяти, мышления и воображения, способностей к аналитической деятельности.
-Расширение кругозора учащихся, за счет ознакомления с новой информацией по теме: «British painters».
-Развитие у обучающихся коммуникативной компетенции, спонтанного и подготовленного говорения, развитие творческих способностей, используя ИКТ.
- Тренинг учащихся в свободном говорении на иностранном языке в работе по созданию проекта по теме: British painters.
-Развитие творческого самовыражения учащихся в презентации своего отношения к данному виду искусства и своего понимания Красоты.

The English school of panting is an expression for English (or British) painters who produced characteristically English paintings.

All English painters  are grouped together under the name of “English school of painting”

English painting was influenced by native Celts.
New words and word combinations:
Art                                                  искусство
Sketch				набросок
Landscape			пейзаж
Social life			общественная жизнь
To reflect nature’s colours	               отражать цвета природы
Free handing of paint		свободное владение кистью
To be accompained by satire	сопровождаться сатирой
Down to earth			приземлено
The founder of English caricature     основатель английской карикатуры
Delicate colours			нежные цвета
To show the charm of childhood	показать очарование детства
A wathercolour master		акварелист
A characteristic feature		характерная черта
	  William Hogarth                 (1697-1764)
    William Hogarth may be called the first genuine English artist
   answer the questions:
1.What did he reflect in his paintings?

2. Were his paintings accompanied by satire?

3.What were the most famous his works?

4.How did he show the charm of childhood?

5.Was he the founder of English caricature?

In “ the Graham Children” he brilliantly used his delicate colours to show the charm of childhood.
answer the questions:
1.What did he reflect in his paintings?
   (He reflected social life.)
2. Were his paintings accompanied by satire?
   (Yes, they were.)
3.What were the most famous his works?
   (They were “Marriage a la Mode” and “The Graham Children”.)
4.How did he show the charm of childhood?
   (Hogard showed children in delicate colours.)
5.Was he the founder of English caricature?
   (Yes, he was.)

John Constable – was the first landscape painter in England.

He reflected nature’s colours in his landscapes.
Complete the sentences
1.John Constable was fond of the place where he…….
      a)was born.
      b)went to the Art School.
2. He painted…….
      a)portraits.
      b)landscapes.
3.His characteristic features were……
      a)light and freshness.
      b)dark and sadness

John Constable – was the first landscape painter in England.

He reflected nature’s colours in his landscapes.
Complete the sentences
1.John Constable was fond of the place where he…….
  a)was born.
  b)went to the Art School.
2. He painted…….
  a)portraits.
  b)landscapes.
3.His characteristic features were……
   a)light and freshness.
   b)dark and sadness

Joseph Turner
 (1775-1851)

In “The Shipwreck”(1805) he showed a terrible disaster at sea.

In his “Rain, Stream and Speed”(1844) he worked much on the colour interrelation.
Answer the questions:
1.What did he show in his work “The Shipwreck”?
2.How did Turner show the disaster at sea?
3.What colours did he used?
4.Why did he name his painting “ Rain, Steam and Speed”?
5.What did he want to tell in this work?
6.Why did critics call him “the Master of  Light and Colour”?
7.What words can you express his paintings?


title: Презентация на тему: Бренд школы

text:
МБОУ «Ликино-Дулевская гимназия»АНГЛИЙСКИЕ ТОВАРНЫЕ БРЕНДЫ
Выполнила ученица 6 «А» класса
ХАНБИКОВА ИРИНА
Преподаватель :Шинкаренко Е.М.
 Цели работы
познакомиться со значением товарных знаков
узнать о словообразовании товарных знаков
по какой причине производители дают названия своему товару
 помогает ли язык в понимании значения товарного знака

 Каждый день миллионы людей покупают товары в магазинах
Товарный знак – это «оригинально оформленное графическое изображение»
Baggies– пластиковые пакеты на застежке-молнии
Band-Aid – бактерицидный лейкопластырь
Chap-Stick – гигиеническая губная помада

Dixie Cups - одноразовые бумажные стаканчики
Простые товарные знаки
Двухсловные товарные знаки
British Petroleum
Rolls Royce
Товарные знаки, образованные от повелительных предложений
Товарные знаки, образованные от утвердительных предложений
I-HEAL-U (I heal you «я лечу вас»)
U – C – IT (you see it – вы видите это)
U- DO-IT (вы делаете это)
Товарные знаки, образованные путем перестановки букв.
Вещество, удаляющее пятна ржавчины
BAF - от сокращения fab (fabric) – название средства для чистки тканей
Товарные знаки, образованные при помощи префиксов.
BIOSHAMPOO
Имена собственные
Географические названия
Monterey
Товарные знаки, образованные от имени производителя
Boeing
Спасибо
за внимание


title: Презентация на тему: Британский и американский английский

text:
900igr.net
English is a global language. It is one of the official languages in the USA, Great Britain, Canada, Australia, New Zealand and even in the South African Republic. As it is spoken all over the world? It has several varieties. It is very important for those who learn English to know if only the main differences between them. More frequently we concern with American English.
It is highly advisable to know the main particularities of the American English.
That is why my work is very actual. The purpose of my work is to characterize all the varieties of English and to make clear the main differences between British English and American English.