Презентация на тему внеклассного мероприятия `Show you know` (brain-ring party)

know The UK?

1 .What is the capital of Scotland?

(Edinburg)
2 .What is the longest river in the UK?
(the Severn)
3 .What channel separates England from the continent?
(English Channel)
4 .What is the main square in London?
(Trafalgar Square)
5 .What is Great Britain washed by in the West?
(by the Atlantic Ocean and the Irish Sea)
6. The British often say they have no climate but only …?
(the weather)

London policeman?

(Bobby)
8. What number is never seen on the buses and cars on the British streets?
(666)
9. What is the traditional costume of a Scotsman?
(a kilt)
10. What is the name of the flag of the UK?
(The Union Jack)

11. What colours are the British post-boxes and telephone boxes?
(red)
12 .What part of London is the symbol of wealth and culture?
(The West End)

(Big Ben)
14. What is the famous airport in London?
(Heathrow)
15. When do English people celebrate Halloween?
(on the 31st of October)
16. What country presents a Christmas tree to Great Britain?
(Norway)
17. How are the words ``the English Channel`` translated?
(Ла-Манш)
18. How many vowels are there in the English alphabet?
(6)

19. What is the capital of Scotland?
(Edinburgh)
20. What is the dialect of English spoken in the East End of London?
(Cockney)

on the theme TRAVELLING and EDUCATION
(each team chooses

the envelope with the words and is given three minutes to do the task)

in order to make the right words:

a tongue twister which is to be learnt in

a few minutes and represented by the team`s member.

How many cookies could a good cook cook, if a good cook could cook cookies?

I have got a date at a quarter to eight; I’ll see you at the gate, so don’t be late.

You know New York, you need New York, you know you need unique New York

using the letters of the word PRESENTATION


Possible answers: it,

on, at, rest, net, one, rent, state, sent, taste, nest, see, sea, eat, top, pot, not, set, rat, neat…

on the board. Each team is given a minute

to ``photograph`` them. The teacher erases the words. One of the members of the team writes them down from the memory.
WORLD
BIRTHDAY
GENERATION
OCCUPATION
STUDENT
WORK UNIVERSITY
FAMILY
FRIENDSHIP
LIFE

fast as
as brave as
as free as
as neat as
as quiet

as
as big as


a word, a bird, a hare, a mouse, a fox, a house, an ox, a bear

the words:

Neverstoplearningbecauselifeneverstopsteaching

the missing words:
friends, blue, learn, love, world, night, babies,

green, you, rainbow
I see trees of_______, red roses too I see them bloom for me and _____ And I think to myself what a wonderful______
I see skies of _____ and clouds of white The bright blessed day, the dark sacred_____ And I think to myself what a wonderful world
The colors of the______ so pretty in the sky A real so on the faces of people going by I see _____ shaking hands saying how do you do They're really saying I _____ you
I hear _____ crying, I watch them grow They'll _____ much more than I'll never know And I think to myself what a wonderful world.

sequences to get a short story. The winner is

a team which will be the first to make up a story.
Charles makes a complete apology
a) This remark was repeated to Alfred, who was very annoyed and demanded an apology.
b) One evening a young man in Oxford who was known to be something of a poet read one of his poems to a small group of friends in his room.

c) ``I was very much interested in Alfred`s poem – but it was stolen from a book``.
d) The poem was greatly admired, but as they came away, one of his friends, Charles, said,

looked in the book from which I thought the

poem was stolen – and I found it was still there``.
f) ``Well``, said Charles, ``I don`t often take back what I have said, but on this occasion I admit I was mistaken.

Keys: 1-b; 2-d; 3-c; 4-a; 5-f; 6-e

get to know what in the secret box is:
What

Am I?
I’m used to cover things but I’m not a tent I can be used to block the sun but I’m not sunscreen I’m made of fabric but I’m not an umbrella I come in different styles but I’m not a T-shirt.
I’m worn on the head but I’m not a pair of sun glasses.

Key: a hat