LAST DAY

LAST DAY♥

The english project was very interesting for me because i learned a lots of things of England. Also was very interactive because we had a computer for each one and we learned a lot.

My favourite thing of the book was the chapter of the "Maritime history". This chapter treat of ships for example Titanic.

SUMMARY UNIT5-

UNIT 5

Two of the most famous British horror stories are Dracula and Frankenstein. Mary Shelley wrote Frankenstein in 1818. Bram Stoker, the Irish writer, created Dracula in 1897. there are many films which feature these two horror characters. Stoker thought of his story when he was walking in Highgate cemetery. He wondered what would happen if moonlight could wake up a dead body in a tomb. Now visitros to London can go on special guided Dracula tours. British people love to be scared!

summary UNIT4-

UNIT 4

The following day, the man went to a police cell
Three magistrates listened to the evidence.
Lewisham police station has got stables for police horses.
Police officers go out on horses every day
Police horses are used at football matches and demonstrations.
Forensic scientists work in a laboratori
They a examen material from a crime scense.
DNA is more reliabe than fingerprints.
You can find a person's identity from a sigle hears
The courts have to decide if a suspect is guilting

summary UNIT3-

UNIT 3

Eighty% of all food and drink comes from the five biggest supermarkets: Tesco has got nearly two thousand Britain. It is the third biggest supermarket in the world. Most people in Britain buy their clothes from two of the bis supermarkets.

summary UNIT2-

UNIT 2

The three most popular soap operas are EastEnders, Coronation Street and Eastenders. Most soap operas are on TV three to five times a week. Fans can learn more about their favoruite soap operas by reading soap opera magazine or visiting special web sites. They read previews to find out what is going to happen next week.

Summary UNIT1-

UNIT 1

Scotland has got a lot of wild, mountainouse countryside and it is famous for its many cakes. The majority of the population live in the two main cities of Edinburgh and Glasgow. There are both modern and historic buildings here. Scotland has got some very special traditions. There is a special sports event called the Highland Games. You can see some familiar and some unusual sports there. Charles Rennie Mackintosh is a famous Schottish person. He was an architect and a designer. His designs are still popular today.

QUiZ 9: BRITISH MYTHS AND LEGENDS

QUIZ 9: British myths and legends

1)Name these famous characters from British legends.

Robin Hood.

The Loch Ness Monster.

King Arthur.

2)In which country does this animal supposdly live?

Scotland.

3)What city do you associate with this character?

Nottingham.

QUiZ 8: NATIONAL SYMBOLS

QUIZ 8: NATIONAL SYMBOLS

1)Match each symbol with its country.

1.-Rose: England
2.-Leek: Wales
3.-Thistle: Scotland
4.-Shamrock: Ireland

1

2

3

4

2)Which animal represents England?

a.horse

b.eagle

c.lion

d.bear

Answer: c.lion.

3)What mythical creature can you see on the Welsh flag?

a dragon.

QUiZ 6: SPORT

QUIZ 6: SPORT

1) Name each sport.




Cricket.














Golf.
















Basketball.
















Rugby.






2) Which sport was not invented in the UK?
basketball.

3) How do you say nought in football and tennis?
fotball: nil
tennis: love

QUiZ 5: famous people

QUIZ 5: FAMOUS PEOPLE.

Ewan McGregor.

Jude Law.

Catherine Zeta-Jones.

2) Each person comes from a different country. Can you say which?

1.Ewan McGregor-Scotland.

2.Jude law-England.

3.Catherine Zeta-Jones-Wales.

3)This actress (point to Cahterine Zeta-Jones) married a famous American actor. What is his name?

Michael Douglas.

QUiZ 4: MUSIC

QUIZ 4: MUSIC

1) Name each band.

Oasis.

Coldplay.

Queen.

2) This band (point to Oasis) was formed by two brothers. What are their names?

Liam and Noel Gallagher.

3) Who was the original singer of this band (point to Queen)?

Freddie Mercury.

QUiZ 3

QUIZ 3: Literature

1)name the four characters.

Oliver Twist.

Dracula.

Frankenstein.

Robinson Crusoe.

2) All four have been made into films. Which character has appeared in the most films?

Dracula.

3)Harry Potter is a popular modern story. What is the name of the school he goes to?

Hogwarts.

QUiZ 2

QUIZ 2: The Royal Family

1) Who are these kings and queens?






Victoria.











Henry VII










Elizabeth II











2) How many wives did this king (point to King Henry VIII) have?
And how many were Spanish?
six / one (Cahterine of Aragon).

3)This woman is the Queen of England today ( point to Queen Elizabeth II).
Who will be the next king or queen?
Prince Charles.

QUiZ 1-

QUIZ 1: geography

1-Name the four contries of the United Kingdom:
1. England
2.Scotland.
3.Wales.
4.Northern Ireland.

2-Name the four capitals of the UK countries:
London, Edinburgh, Cardiff, Belfast.

3-What is the name of the sea that separates the UK from France?
The English Channel.

SOCiAL SCiENCE

SOCIAL SCIENCE=)

1)READING A MAP.-

1) Look at the map of the United Kingdom and answer the questions, using the key to help you.



1. which countries mak up the United Kingdom?

Scotland, England, Wales, Northern Ireland.

2.Which country is north of England?

Newcastle

3.In which country is Mount Snowdon?

In wales

4.What is the capital city of Northern Ireland?

Belfast

5.Name a river in London.

R.Thames

6.Which islands are north of Scotland?

Orkney islands

7.Which sea separates England from Ireland?

Irish Sea.

8.Name a city in Scotland .

Edinburgh







2)circle the correct answer.

1.Wales is north/south/east/west of England

West

2. The English Channel is north/south/east/west of England

South

2)THE BRITISH PARLIAMENT.-

The word parliament comes from the French verb parler, to talk. The British have used this name since the 13th century. It represents the idea that the monarch should talk with and listen to ordinary people.

The British Parliament has developed over hundreds of years. It started with a group of nobles to advise the king. Today it consists of the monarch and two houses of Parliament- the House of Lords and the House of Commons. The House of Commons has got 646 members, known as Members of Parliament(MPs). Local residents vote for an MP ot represent them. The House of Lords consists of noblemen. Until recently, membership tot he House of Lords passed from father to son-when a nobleman died, his eldest son took his place in the House.

At the beginning of the 20th century, the monarchy and the House of Lords began to get weaker. In 1999, the House of Lords Act changed the parliamentary system so that most nobles lost their right to sit and vote in the House. Instead, people receive titles from the Queen for their contribution to society and it isn't a hereditary honour any more to sit in the House.

Over the years, Parliament has become more representative of the people. Today, everyone over the age of 18 has got the rigfht to vote for an MP to represent them in Parliament.

1)Answer the questions.

1.What is the root of the word parliament?

It comes from the French verb parler, to talk.

2.What was the job of the earliest Parliament?

It represents the idea that the monarch should talk with and listen to ordinary people.

3.How does someone become an MP?

The eocal residents vote an MP

4.How did the House of Lords Act change the parliamentary system?

Most nobles lost their right to sit and vote in the House.

5.From what age can people in Britain vote?

At the age of eighteen.

2)Why do you think the government changed the law for membership of the House of Lords?

Because people change they mind, and they want vote.