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На этапе
начального
образования
.
a timetable
A board
a pupil
a desk
a teacher
a classroom
a window
Work in pairs. Take it in turns to click on each colour and ask each other the questions above.
Don't forget to answer them.
Example: Pupil 1: -What is it? Pupil 2: -It's a board.
Magic Hat...
In each word some letters are missing... Try to guess what they
are! Take the words one by one through the Magic Hat. You will
immediately see the result!
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В каждом слове пропущены буквы... Постарайтесь угадать,
что это за буквы! Поместите слово в Волшебную Шляпу, а
затем отправьте его на противоположное поле (одно за
другим). Вы сразу же увидите результат!
timetable tim...tabl...
window win...ow
teacher te...cher
1. What's this?
2. Where is the teacher?
3. Who is at the board?
4. Who is at the desk?
5. What is on the wall?
D. It's a window.
C. She is in the classroom.
E. The teacher is.
A. The new pupil is.
B. The timetable is.
1. What's this?
2. Where is the teacher?
3. Who is at the board?
4. Who is at the desk?
5. What is on the wall?
C. She is in the classroom.
E. The teacher is.
D. It's a window.
B. The timetable is.
A. The new pupil is.
Read the task.
Прочтите задание.
На этапе общего
образования
TRANSLATE
ANSWER
intelligent
sociable
stupid
shy
independent
naughty
rude
curious
creative
talkative
responsible
hospitable
Say in one word:
Thing you like to do for
your pleasure IS
A HOBBY
what are you going to be?
businessman
sportsmen
doctor,
dentist
housewife
farmer
librarian
computer programmer, office
worker
На этапе старшего
образования
The
City
Globe
10Down.Str.
Eye
CENTER
The City is an area in central London which
covers one square mile ( 2.5 square kilometres ) and
sometimes is called the Square Mile.
It is the oldest part of London. It was established
by the Romans in 43 AD, when they surrounded this
mile with a wall and called it “Londinium”.
Now it is the British business center where many financial
companies and banks are situated. Few people live
FINANCE
in the City but about half a million people travel
there each day to work. At night it is almost
deserted.
The City is a self governing administrative region
ELECT
with its own police force, its own elected
Lord Mayor,
and its own style of government , a system little
GOVERN
changed since the Middle Ages. Even now the City
ASSOCIATE
has 83 guilds ( trade associations ) whose members
wear special uniforms on
CEREMONY
ceremonial occasions.
The Queen cannot visit the City anytime she
likes but her visit is always a special medieval
ceremony. On the border of the City the Lord
Mayor waits for her with the ancient Pearl Sword
and Mace. On Queen’s arrival he offers her to
ARRIVE
touch the sword as a sign that she is his sovereign
an and then leads her into the City.
Buckingham palace has been a home for seven generations of
British kings and queens and it is the symbol of monarchy. 355
people work for the Queen here today. There are 19 State rooms
in the Palace, 53 Royal and Guests bedrooms, 600 rooms in all.
Heads of State, leaders of the Commonwealth and diplomats are
invited here ( the Queen receives about 30.000 guests every
year). Once a week the Prime Minister comes at 6.30pm for an
audience
. It is an absolute private exchange of views.
When Her Majesty the Queen is in residence, you can see the
flag over the Palace. The moment Her Majesty leaves the Palace,
down it comes.
In front of Buckingham House there is a monument to Queen
Victoria, who loved this Palace very much because
of happy years with her husband Albert.
Every morning in front of the Palace you can see a
colourful ceremony: The Changing of the Guard. Guards in red
uniform and black hats ( bearskins ) march down the Mall
to music from band and replace others.
Behind the Palace there is a beautiful park where the Queen
holds usually in June a garden party for political leaders.
1. a) invites
2. a) audience
3. a) above
4. a) coloured
5. a) walk
b) receives c) meets
d) sees
b) meeting c) reception d) talk
b) at
c) over
d) on
b) colour c) colourless d) colourful
b) go
c) march
d) crawl
1. This junction is famous for its bright neon advertisment, a wide variety of
shops and hotels and for its lively nightlife.
a) Trafalgar Square
c)
The City
London Eye
b) Piccaddily Circus
d)
2. The panels of this monument were made from the guns captured at these
battles.
a) Westminster Abbey
c)
Madam Tussaud’s Museum
b) The Tower
d) Nelson’s Column
3. From its top you can enjoy a breath-taking view of London and experience
the unforgettable moments of your life. A full trip lasts 30 minutes.
Tower Bridge
a) St.Paul’s Cathedral
c)
b) London Eye
d)
Westminster Abbey
4. Another interesting sight is Speaker’s Corner situated on its edge.
a) Houses of Parliament
c) Hyde Park
Westminster Abbey
b) The Tower
d)
5. Kings and Queens here rub shoulders with great statesmen, religious
leaders, scientists and so on.
a) Buckingham Palace
c)
The Tower
b) Madam Tussaud’s Museum
d)
Westminster Abbey
6. Here the crowd is free to move around, talk, drink beer and throw fruit.
a) Trafalgar Square
c) The Globe Theatre
b) Piccaddily Circus
d)
The Science Museum
7. It’s impossible to list all the manuscripts, works of art and books that this
museum contains.
Madam Tussaud’s Museum
a) The British Museum
c)
The National Gallery
b) The Science Museum
d)
8. This is where all the English monarchs have been crowned for over 600 years
and many of them were buried.
The Tower
a) Buckingham Palace
c)
b) St.Paul’s Cathedral
d) Westminster Abbey
9. All great artists are represented here by their masterpieces.
a) The Tate Gallery
c) The National Gallery
b) Madam Tussaud’s Museum
d)
Buckingham Palace