Дистанционный блиц-турнир по английскому языку "Один день в резиденции королевы" для учащихся 7-8 классов территории Верхнекамья
учебно-методический материал по английскому языку (8 класс) на тему

Муниципальное  автономное  образовательное учреждение

дополнительного образования

«Центр творческого развития и гуманитарного образования «РОСТ»

МАОУ ДО  ЦТР и ГО «РОСТ» 

618547, Пермский край, г. Соликамск, ул. Транспортная, д. 27

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Дистанционный  блиц-турнир  по английскому языку

«Один день в резиденции королевы»

для обучающихся 7-8-х классов образовательных учреждений

территорий Верхнекамья.

Юный любитель английского языка! Мы рады приветствовать Вас на нашем блиц-турнире! Вы наверняка уже знаете много об  англоязычных странах. Мы предоставляем Вам возможность показать свои знания или, возможно, узнать что-то новое для себя, отвечая на вопросы и выполняя задания нашего конкурса. Вашими помощниками могут быть учебные пособия, современные журналы, художественные произведения и ресурсы сети Интернет.

Наш конкурс включает 3 этапа. На прохождение каждого этапа даётся 3 дня, в течение которых Вам необходимо внести ответы в бланк ответов и отправить на наш электронный адрес: rost5solkam@mail.ru.  

Желаем удачи!

1 тур

Вам необходимо выполнить 10 заданий

(максимальное количество баллов - 10)

Сроки выполнения: 18.10.2016 – 21.10.2016

1. What official title does the Queen hold in the United Kingdom?
2. What is the original name of the British royal house?
3. What present from the Queen does a person in Britain get when he (she) is 100 years old?
4. How many grandchildren does Elizabeth II have?
5. Who are the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge? Write their names.
6. This famous place has visited hundreds of distinguished historic figures – a seven-year-old Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart, Felix Mendelssohn, Charles Dickens, Alfred Lord Tennyson, American Presidents including Woodrow Wilson and JF Kennedy and so on. Name it.
7. When and where (from) did Elizabeth II send her first e-mail?
8. How many thrones does the Queen have? Where are they?
9. When does Trooping the Colour Parade take place?
10.  “On this shared occasion, I send my warm congratulations to you all!” Who are the recipients of the Queen’s message?

Муниципальное  автономное  образовательное учреждение

дополнительного образования

«Центр творческого развития и гуманитарного образования «РОСТ»

МАОУ ДО  ЦТР и ГО «РОСТ» 

618547, Пермский край, г. Соликамск, ул. Транспортная, д. 27

Тел. 8 (34 253) 4 – 00 – 61       rost5solkam@mail.ru

Дистанционный  блиц-турнир  по английскому языку

«Один день в резиденции королевы»

для обучающихся 7-8-х классов образовательных учреждений

территорий Верхнекамья

Юный любитель английского языка! Мы рады приветствовать Вас на нашем блиц-турнире! Вы наверняка уже знаете много об  англоязычных странах. Мы предоставляем Вам возможность показать свои знания или, возможно, узнать что-то новое для себя, отвечая на вопросы и выполняя задания нашего конкурса. Вашими помощниками могут быть учебные пособия, современные журналы, художественные произведения и ресурсы сети Интернет.

Наш конкурс включает 3 этапа. На прохождение каждого этапа даётся 3 дня, в течение которых Вам необходимо внести ответы в бланк ответов и отправить на наш электронный адрес: rost5solkam@mail.ru.  

Желаем удачи!

3 тур

Вам необходимо найти в предложенном тексте 10 фактических ошибок и заменить неверную информацию на верную. В Вашем бланке ответов представлен текст, в котором нужно выделить/подчеркнуть тот факт, который, по Вашему мнению, является ложным и таблица, куда необходимо внести правильные ответы

(максимальное количество баллов - 10)

Сроки выполнения 26.10.2016 – 29.10.2016

Queen Elizabeth II was born Elizabeth Alexandra Mary Saxe-Coburg and Gotha, on the 21st of April 1926 at 17 Bruton St. in Mayfair, Manchester. Elizabeth was not expected to become queen. The first child of the Duke and Duchess of York (who later became King George VI and Queen Elizabeth), Elizabeth stood third in line to the throne after her uncle, Edward, Prince of Wales (later King Edward VIII), and her father, the Duke of York.

However, when Elizabeth’s uncle, Edward VIII, abdicated in 1936 in order to marry divorcee Wallis Simpson, Elizabeth’s father acceded to the throne and Elizabeth became first in line.

The teenage Princess Elizabeth performed alongside her younger sister, Margaret, in a number of pantomimes during the Second World War. Never-before-seen images emerged recently of a 15-year-old Elizabeth playing the part of Prince Florizel in The Snow Queen in 1941.

During the Second World War, Elizabeth II joined the women’s branch of the British Army. There she was trained as a nurse.

Engaged to Philip Mountbatten (who was then created His Royal Highness The Prince Philip, Duke of Edinburgh) in 1946, the then-princess Elizabeth used ration coupons to buy the material for her tablecloth. The pair wed in November 1947.

The coronation of Queen Elizabeth II as monarch of the United Kingdom, Canada, Australia, New Zealand, the Union of South Africa, Pakistan, and Ceylon took place at Trafalgar Square on 2 June 1953. Elizabeth ascended the throne at the age of 32.

Nowadays she continues to carry out a full programme of engagements, from visits to charities and schools, to hosting visiting Heads of State, to leading the nation in Remembrance and celebratory events - all supported by other members of the Royal Family. The Queen carries out all of her duties against the backdrop of a full personal life which has seen her raise four children and welcome all eight grandchildren, and now great-grandchildren to the Royal Family. The Duke of Kent has been – in her own words – her ‘strength and stay’ during her reign.

Despite her busy programme of engagements and duties as Head of State, the Queen manages to maintain hobbies and interests away from her official work. An animal lover since childhood, her greatest passions are for cats. She annually attends the Derby at Epsom, one of the classic flat races in Britain, and the Summer Race Meeting at Ascot, which has been a Royal occasion since 1911.

A lesser known interest is the piano playing. Each year during her stay at Balmoral Castle, the Queen gives dances known as Gillies' Balls, for neighbours, estate and Castle staff and members of the local community.

The Queen has ruled for longer than any other Monarch in British history, becoming a much loved and respected figure across the globe.

Дистанционный  блиц-турнир  по английскому языку

«Один день в резиденции королевы»

Answer sheet

 (максимальное количество баллов - 10)

1 тур

Сроки выполнения: 18.10.2016 – 21.10.2016

Ответы необходимо отправить по адресу  rost5solkam@mail.ru

Дистанционный  блиц-турнир  по английскому языку

«Один день в резиденции королевы»

Answer sheet

 (максимальное количество баллов - 10)

2 тур

Сроки выполнения 22.10.2016 – 25.10.2016

Ответы необходимо отправлять по адресу  rost5solkam@mail.ru 

Дистанционный  блиц-турнир  по английскому языку

«Один день в резиденции королевы»

Answer sheet

 (максимальное количество баллов - 10)

3 тур

Сроки выполнения 26.10.2016 – 29.10.2016

Queen Elizabeth II was born Elizabeth Alexandra Mary Saxe-Coburg and Gotha, on the 21st of April 1926 at 17 Bruton St. in Mayfair, Manchester. Elizabeth was not expected to become queen. The first child of the Duke and Duchess of York (who later became King George VI and Queen Elizabeth), Elizabeth stood third in line to the throne after her uncle, Edward, Prince of Wales (later King Edward VIII), and her father, the Duke of York.

However, when Elizabeth’s uncle, Edward VIII, abdicated in 1936 in order to marry divorcee Wallis Simpson, Elizabeth’s father acceded to the throne and Elizabeth became first in line.

The teenage Princess Elizabeth performed alongside her younger sister, Margaret, in a number of pantomimes during the Second World War. Never-before-seen images emerged recently of a 15-year-old Elizabeth playing the part of Prince Florizel in The Snow Queen in 1941.

During the Second World War, Elizabeth II joined the women’s branch of the British Army. There she was trained as a nurse.

Engaged to Philip Mountbatten (who was then created His Royal Highness The Prince Philip, Duke of Edinburgh) in 1946, the then-princess Elizabeth used ration coupons to buy the material for her tablecloth. The pair wed in November 1947.

The coronation of Queen Elizabeth II as monarch of the United Kingdom, Canada, Australia, New Zealand, the Union of South Africa, Pakistan, and Ceylon took place at Trafalgar Square on 2 June 1953. Elizabeth ascended the throne at the age of 32.

Nowadays she continues to carry out a full programme of engagements, from visits to charities and schools, to hosting visiting Heads of State, to leading the nation in Remembrance and celebratory events - all supported by other members of the Royal Family. The Queen carries out all of her duties against the backdrop of a full personal life which has seen her raise four children and welcome all eight grandchildren, and now great-grandchildren to the Royal Family. The Duke of Kent has been – in her own words – her ‘strength and stay’ during her reign.

Despite her busy programme of engagements and duties as Head of State, the Queen manages to maintain hobbies and interests away from her official work. An animal lover since childhood, her greatest passions are for cats. She annually attends the Derby at Epsom, one of the classic flat races in Britain, and the Summer Race Meeting at Ascot, which has been a Royal occasion since 1911.

A lesser known interest is the piano playing. Each year during her stay at Balmoral Castle, the Queen gives dances known as Gillies' Balls, for neighbours, estate and Castle staff and members of the local community.

The Queen has ruled for longer than any other Monarch in British history, becoming a much loved and respected figure across the globe.

Ответы необходимо отправлять по адресу  rost5solkam@mail.ru