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- 2. London was founded in 43 by Romans. Its name was LondiniumThe ancient Roman wall
- 3. Some facts from the history of LondonTask: Put the sentences in the right order
- 4. Check yourself!By 400There were 50 000 people
- 5. London stands on the river Thames
- 7. The CityWestminsterThe West EndParts of the central
- 8. Proper names
- 9. The Tower of London:was a fortressa palacea
- 10. The Tower of London …is guarded by
- 11. )Tower Bridge(1894)Westminster Bridge (1862)There are 27 bridges
- 12. St Paul’s Cathedral…
- 13. Whispering galleryInside the dome there are scenes
- 14. Great persons are buried there:Admiral NelsonHerzog WellingtonSir
- 15. The Houses of Parliament (The palace of
- 16. Big Ben (1859)Elizabeth's Tower = St. Stephan‘s
- 17. Westminster Abby…was built in 1065…is in front
- 18. Westminster Abby
- 19. From the Norman times British monarchs have been crowned in Westminster AbbyQueen Elizabeth II
- 20. Wedding ceremoniesPrincess Elizabeth and Herzog Philipp (20 November 1947)Prince William and Kate Middleton (29 April 2011)
- 21. Poet’s CornerThere are the monuments to famous
- 22. 17 British kings and queens are buried
- 23. 10 Downing Street, the official residence of
- 24. the Queen’s Victoria Memorial (1910-1914)
- 26. The beauty of Buckingham Palace 775 rooms:19
- 27. ….SohoRoyal Opera House Covent GardenTHE WEST END…the
- 28. Piccadilly Square (Piccadilly Circus)Leicester Square…the entertainment centers of ……Piccadilly Circus and Leicester Square THE WEST END
- 29. Oxford StreetRegent StreetBond StreetOxford Street… the shopping
- 30. Trafalgar Square is the heart of LondonThe National galleryNelson’s column
- 31. London Museums The National GalleryMadame Tussaud’sThe Museum
- 32. The British MuseumThe museum is free. About 6 million people visit the museum yearly
- 33. MadamTussaud's Museum the museum of wax figures
- 34. There are above 2,5 thousand works of
- 35. The Museum of the Moving Image (MOMI)
- 36. The Royal parks of LondonThe Royal Parks
- 37. Speaker's corner in Hyde Park
- 38. Kensington's Gardens\fountainsPrince Albert MemorialPeter Pen Statue
- 39. St. James’s Park
- 40. London Zoo was founded in 1828. There
- 41. Regent’s Park\Open-air-theatreBoating Lake
- 42. Others symbols of LondonLondoner double-deckerRed phone box«Londoner
- 43. http://www.rivage.ru/gb_ex.htmlLondon: Sightseeing tour
- 44. Test yourselfLondon Quiz
- 46. 1) Make the word combinationsBig
- 47. Big
- 48. 2) True or falseLondon is the capital
- 49. Check yourself!
- 51. 3) Mach. Find the answers to this
- 52. 1.Who built the Tower of London?
- 53. 4) Choose the right answer. What can
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London was founded in 43 by Romans. Its name was LondiniumThe ancient Roman wall
Слайд 4
Check yourself!
By 400
There were 50 000 people in
Londinium.
After 400
The Romans left and nobody lived in Londinium
for many hundreds of years.1066
1509
William the Conqueror and his people went to England from Normandy .
London was the biggest city and 50 000 people lived in again.
1600
There were more than 200 000 citizens in the capital.
1665
The Great Plague broke out in the city.
1666
There was the Great Fire in .
By 1830
There were more than one and a half million people in .
Слайд 7
The City
Westminster
The West End
Parts of the central London:
The
City – historical and business centre
Westminster – political centre
The
West End – the richerst part of London
Слайд 9
The Tower of London:
was a fortress
a palace
a prison
a
Royal treasure
a mint
an observatory
a zoo
is a museum of arms
and amour…was built by William the Conqueror in the 11th century
White Tower
Слайд 10
The Tower of London
…is guarded by beefeaters.
…is famous for six black ravens (they guard the
British monarchy).
Слайд 11
)
Tower Bridge(1894)
Westminster Bridge (1862)
There are 27 bridges over
the river Tames… and 8 tunnels across this river.
Greenwich
Foot Tunnel (1902)
Слайд 12
St Paul’s Cathedral…
…was designed in the 17th century by Sir Christopher Wren. It took him 35 years to build this masterpiece.
It is a beautiful building with many columns and towers. There is the main British bell « Big Paul» in the right tower of the cathedral. The weight – 16 tons. The diameter of the clock – 15 m
Слайд 13
Whispering gallery
Inside the dome there are scenes from
the life of St. Paul.
Whispering gallery
(the words whispered
into the stone wall can be heard right round the other side)
Слайд 14
Great persons are buried there:
Admiral Nelson
Herzog Wellington
Sir Christopher
Wren
Alexander Fleming (1955)
Henry Mur (1986)
The great ceremony:
Prince Charles and
Princess Diana’s weddingСлайд 15 The Houses of Parliament (The palace of Westminster
)
…includes 1100 rooms
Length of the building – 300 m
Слайд 16
Big Ben (1859)
Elizabeth's Tower = St. Stephan‘s Tower
(1858):
Height – 96,3 m
Diameter -7 m
The length of
the hands – 2,7 m,
4,2 m
The bell – 13,700 kg
Слайд 17
Westminster Abby
…was built in 1065
…is in front of
the Houses of Parliament
Height of the towers – 170
mСлайд 19 From the Norman times British monarchs have been
crowned in Westminster Abby
Queen Elizabeth II
Слайд 20
Wedding ceremonies
Princess Elizabeth and Herzog Philipp
(20 November
1947)
Prince William and Kate Middleton
(29 April 2011)
Слайд 21
Poet’s Corner
There are the monuments to famous writers
and poets (S. Bronte, En. Bronte, Em. Bronte,
J.
Baryon, L. Carroll, W. Scott, W. Shakespeare, O. Wiled and others)Слайд 22 17 British kings and queens are buried in
Westminster Abby
I. Newton
Ch. Darwin)
Ch. Dickens
Many famous people are buried
there: writers, poets, scientists (Poet’s Corner)Слайд 23 10 Downing Street, the official residence of Prime
Ministers for more than 250 years
Buckingham Palace is
the official residence of the Queen.
Слайд 26
The beauty of Buckingham Palace
775 rooms:
19 –
state rooms
- rooms for the Royal family and its
guests188 – rooms for servants
92 – offices
72 bathrooms
770,000 sq m
Слайд 27
….Soho
Royal Opera House Covent Garden
THE WEST END
…the area
of central London which includes …
the entertainment centers of
…Covent Garden
Soho
Слайд 28
Piccadilly Square (Piccadilly Circus)
Leicester Square
…the entertainment centers of
…
…Piccadilly Circus and Leicester Square
THE WEST END
Слайд 29
Oxford Street
Regent Street
Bond Street
Oxford Street
… the shopping areas
of…
…Oxford Street, Regent Street and Bond Street
THE
WEST END
Слайд 31
London Museums
The National Gallery
Madame Tussaud’s
The Museum of London
The
London Dungeon
The National Portrait Gallery
The British Museum
The Museum of
the Moving Image (MOMI)Слайд 34 There are above 2,5 thousand works of art.
The gallery is free.
The National Gallery is one of
the best picture gallery in the world.
Слайд 36
The Royal parks of London
The Royal Parks are
the property of the Royal family.
Parks are free in
London.Hyde Park
Слайд 40 London Zoo was founded in 1828. There are
over 16,000 animals there (755 kinds of different animals)
Слайд 42
Others symbols of London
Londoner double-decker
Red phone box
«Londoner eye»
…was
built in 2000
…is 135 m
…has 32 glass boxes for
25 people the excursion lasts 30 minutes
Слайд 46
1) Make the word combinations
Big
Palace
Trafalgar Tower
Bloody London
White Square
Tower Bridge
Buckingham Ben
Westminster Tower
The Houses of Abbey
The Tower of Parliament
Слайд 47 Big
Palace
Trafalgar
TowerBloody London
White Square
Tower Bridge
Buckingham Ben
Westminster Tower
The Houses of Abbey
The Tower of Parliament
Check yourself!
Слайд 48
2) True or false
London is the capital of
Scotland.
London is situated on the Tames.
More than 8 million
people live in London.The heart of London is the City.
Many people live in the City.
The political centre is Westminster.
William the Conqueror built the Tower of London in the tenth century.
St. Paul`s Cathedral is very far from the Tower.
The famous English architect Sir Christopher Wren built the Cathedral in the 17th century.
Big Ben is the large clock.
Trafalgar Square is not in the centre of London.
The National Gallery of London is well-known all over the world.
The Queen of the UK lives in Downing Street 10.
Слайд 51
3) Mach. Find the answers to this questions:
1.Who
built the Tower of London?
A. Number 10 Downing Street2.What is the name of the biggest church in London? B. Buckingham Palace
3.Who built this church? C. in Parliament Square
4.How long did he build this church? D. the Queen Victoria Memorial
5.How many fountains are there in Trafalgar Square? E. thirty five years
6.What stands in Trafalgar Square? F. St. Paul`s Cathedral
7.What is Whitehall? G. nine hundred years
8.Wat is Big Ben? H. the National Gallery& Nelson
9.Where is Westminster Abbey situated? I. Sir Christopher Wren
10.How old is it? J. two
11.What is it famous for? K. William the Conqueror
12.Where does the Queen of England live? L. a wide street
13. What monument is in front of the palace? M. the Poet`s Corner
14. Where does the British Prime Minister live? N. the clock Tower
Слайд 52 1.Who built the Tower of London?
A. Number 10 Downing Street
2.What is the name of the biggest church in London? B. Buckingham Palace
3.Who built this church? C. in Parliament Square
4.How long did he build this church? D. the Queen Victoria Memorial
5.How many fountains are there in Trafalgar Square? E. thirty five years
6.What stands in Trafalgar Square? F. St. Paul`s Cathedral
7.What is Whitehall? G. nine hundred years
8.Wat is Big Ben? H. the National Gallery& Nelson
9.Where is Westminster Abbey situated? I. Sir Christopher Wren
10.How old is it? J. two
11.What is it famous for? K. William the Conqueror
12.Where does the Queen of England live? L. a wide street
13. What monument is in front of the palace? M. the Poet`s Corner
14. Where does the British Prime Minister live? N. the clock Tower
Check yourself!
Слайд 53
4) Choose the right answer.
What can you
find in the City?
a) Westminster Abby b) St. Paul’s
Cathedral c) the National theatreThe richest and the most beautiful part of London is …
a) The City b) the East End c) the West End
The geographical centre of London is…
a) Buckingham Palace b) the Palace of Westminster c) Trafalgar Square
The Tower of London is…
a) a fortress b) a prison c) a mint
St. Paul’s Cathedral was designed by…
a) Julius Caesar b) William the Conqueror c) Sir Christopher Wren
Westminster Abbey is famous for …
a) the ravens b) the Poet’s Corner c) the Whispering gallery
The Prime Minister lives …
a) 10 Downing Street b) 10 Oxford Street c) 10 Regent Street
The famous ceremony that takes place every day in the forecourt of Buckingham Palace is called…
a) Trooping the Colour b) the Changing of the Guard c) the Ceremony of Keys
On the north side of Trafalgar Square there is…
a) The British Museum b) the Natural History Museum c) the National Gallery
What can you find in the West End?
a) Leicester Square b) the Bank of England c) the Tower of London
