настольная игра страноведческого характера для учащихся 5-11 классов
методическая разработка по английскому языку

настольная игра страноведческого характера для учащихся 5-11 классов

Работа содержит вопросы по географии ( зеленое), истории (синее), устройству( красное), культуре и традициям( желтое)  англоговорящих стран и Росии, которые можно использовать для проведения настольной игры. Для игры нужно иметь игровое поле, кубик и фишки. По очереди игроки бросают кубик и передвигают свои фишки. В соответствии с номером  и цветом на игровом поле игроки отвечают на вопрос. Карточки  лежат на столе по цветам и категориям, если вопросы из цветовой категории заканчиваются, то игрок берет карточку из тех, на которые не был дан ответ.Для игры можно выработать и свои правила. Данные вопросы можно использовать в конкурсах, викторинах, смотрах знаний. Работа выполнена на английском языке.

Формат игры: Карточная игра с игровым полем и вопросы- карточки

 Языковые задачи:

• Расширить знание детей о культуре, традициях и повседневной жизни англоговорящих стран и родной страны;
• Расширить словарный запас учеников;
• Развить интерес к стране изучаемого языка.

Ччтобы играть в эту игру, вам понадобится: игровое поле с пронумерованными ячейками, счетчик для каждого игрока, игральная кость/ волчок.

Ппо очереди учащиеся бросают кубики и перемещают свои фишки на указанное количество ячеек. В соответствии с местом и цветом  на игровом поле ученик получает задание. В этой игре количество вопросов, совпадающее с количеством ходов на игровом поле. Когда ученик отвечает на вопрос, он / она должен ответить на него полным предложением. “Я не знаю” или “я не помню” - неприемлемые ответы. Если он / она не знает ответа, он / она возвращается  на три хода назад, но ему / ей больше не нужно отвечать на этот вопрос.

The United Kingdom

1. What is the official name of the state, which is situated in the British Isles?
2. What English writer created Hercule Poirot and Miss Marple?
3. What is the highest mountain in the UK?
4. What was the world`s first stamp issued in 1840?
5. Who is the Head of the state in Britain?
6. What is the annual sporting event, which takes place on the river Thames?
7. Who wrote "Romeo and Juliet"?
8. How many parts does the UK consist of?
9. What is the greatest work of England's greatest architect, Christopher Wren?
10. What book appears every year with the latest information of records?
11. Who is the Queen of the UK now?
12. How many people live in Britain?
13. How is the British flag often called?
14. What is the longest river in Britain?
15. What is Loch Ness famous for?
16. Where was William Shakespeare born?
17. What pop – group is Liverpool associated with?
18. Who lived in Sherwood Forest with his merry men?
19. What monument stands in the middle of Trafalgar Square?
20. Name 5 big cities of the UK.
21. Why do the British often speak about the weather?
22. What is the name of the great bell in the Clock Tower of the Houses of Parliament?
23. Who lived in London, Baker St, 221 B?
24. What two Houses does the British Parliament consist of?
25. Who does the real power in Britain belong to?
26. What are two components of the traditional Christmas meal?
27. What is James Cook?
28. What flower is an emblem of England?
29. What sporting competitions are taken place in Scotland?
30. How often do the British people elect members of the House of Commons?
31. What is Robert Burns?
32. Name 5 sporting games especially popular in Britain.
33. What is the name of  the special New Year's song?
34. Who was the Prime Minister of the UK during Second World War?
35. What is the largest museum in the UK and in the world?
36. What climate does Great Britain enjoy?  
37. Who lives in Buckingham Palace?
38. What holiday do they celebrate on November, 5?
39. What are the two main political parties?
40. Who brought printing to England?
41. When do all British kings and queens celebrate their official      birthday?
42. Who became known as "the Iron Lady"?
43. What is the capital of the UK?
44. What is the official song of the UK?
45. What two main islands do the British Isles consist of?
46. What musical instrument is popular in Scotland?
47. What is the best known and most remarkable stone monument?
48. What is the oldest University in Britain?
49. Who established the English Republic in the 17^th century, the first republic in Europe?
50. What city will be the capital of the Summer Olympic Games in 2012?
51. Where does the Prime Minister live?
52. What is the most popular drink in Britain?
53. Who discovered the Law of Universal Gravitation?
54. Where is the Lake District?
55. What part of Britain has been called a "Land of Song"?
56. What is English's richest natural resource?

                                                Russia

1. What is the official name of our homeland?
2. When did the Romanov dynasty begin?
3. What is the oldest theatre in Russia?
4. What is the longest river?
5. What is the main Orthodox festival in Russia?
6. what river flows from out of lake Baikal?
7. Name 5 large cities of Russia?
8. What is the largest lake?
9. Where can we see the famous Tsar-Bell and Tsar-Cannon?
10. Who is the first Russian President?
11. What are the main dishes of the traditional Russian menu?
12. When was Moscow founded?
13. Where was the first important victory of the Red Army in 1941?
14. What is the tallest tower of the Kremlin?
15. When did Her Majesty Queen Elisabeth II visit Russia?
16. What two parts does the Parliament (the Federal Assembly) consist of?
17. What was the surname of Peter, the First?
18. What famous Russian marshal was four times the Hero of the Soviet Union?
19. What is troika?
20. Whar are the towns that are known as Zolotoe Koltso (the Golden Ring) ?
21. What famous Russian scientist formulated the law of conservation of matter and motion?
22. What Russian seamen discovered Antarctica?
23. Who introduced the three-coloured flag to Russia?
24. Who wrote  the decree abolishing serfdom in 1861?
25. What holiday marks the end of winter and the beginning of spring?
26. What cathedral in St.Petersburg is decorated with 12 granite columns?
27. Who made the first voyage round the world at the beginning of the 15th century?
28. What cathedral was built in 1561 after the victory over the Kazan Kingdom by Postnik and Barma?
29. Who is considered to be the creater of literary Russian?
30. Name at least 5 countries that border our country.
31. What battle took place in 1380?
32. What mountains separate Europe from Asia?
33. What part of Russia does ginseng grow?
34. What Russian prince won 2 important victories in the 13th century?
35. Who is the Head of the Republic of Russian Federation?
36. What 3 parts does the Russian National Government consist of?
37. When did Yu.Gagarin make a space flight on board of “Vostok” spaceship?
38. What toy do foreiners often call “A Russian doll”?
39. What is the highest mountain in Russia?
40. Who was the founder of St.Petersburg?
41. Who wrote the music to the Russian anthem?
42. What letter was introduced by Karamzin in 1797?
43. What Russian composer created “Swan Lake” and “The Nutcracker”?
44. What tree is considered to be the symbol of Russia?
45. How many people live in Russia?
46. What is the coldest town in Russia?
47. What Russian artist created “Autumn day. Sokolniki Park”?
48. Who is the President of Russia at the moment?
49. Name at least 5 seas Russia is washed by?
50. Who wrote “War and Peace”?
51. Which city is the most western in Russia?
52. What colours can you see on the Russian flag?
53. What holiday do we celebrate on 9, May?
54. What is the deepest lake?
55. When did Moscow host the 20th Olympic Games?
56. What is the highest law of the Russian Federation?
     

Ответы:

Russia

1. The Russian Federation
2. 1613
3. The Bolshoi Theatre
4. The Ob with the Irtysh
5. Easter
6. The Angara
7. Moscow, St.Petersburg, Nizhny Novgorod, Ekaterinburg, Novosibirsk
8. The Caspian Sea
9. The Kremlin
10. B.Eltsin
11. Borshch, pelmeni, pirozhki, bliny (pancakes)
12. 1147
13. Near Moscow
14. The Spasskaya Tower
15. October 1994
16. The Federal Council, the State Duma
17. Romanov
18. G.Zhukov
19. It is a carriage drawn by teams of 3 horses abreast
20. Suzdal, Yaroslavl, Sergiev Posad, Rostov, Pereyaslav-Zalessky, Vladimir, Kostroma
21. M.Lomonosov
22. Bellinsgauzen, Lasarev
23. Peter the Great
24. Alexander II
25. Maslenitsa
26. St.Isaac’s Cathedral
27. I.Kruthenshtarn, Y.Lisyanskiy
28. St.Basil’s Cathedral
29. A.Pushkin
30. The Ukraine, the Buelorussia, Kazakhstan, China, Latvia
31. The Kulikovskay Battle
32. The Urals
33. The Far East
34. A.Nevsky
35. The President
36. The President, the Council of Ministers, the Parliament
37. 1961
38. Matryoshka
39. Elbrus
40. Peter I
41. A.Alexandrov
42. The letter “ё”
43. P.Chaikovsky
44. The birch
45. About 148 mln
46. Oimyacon
47. I.Levitan
48. V.Putin
49. The Baltic Sea, the White Sea, the Kara Sea, the Laptevs Sea, the East-Siberian Sea
50. L.Tolstoy
51. Kaliningrad
52. White, blue, red
53. The Victory Day
54. The Baikal
55. 1980
56. The Constitution

The United Kingdom

1. The United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland
2. Agatha Christie
3. Ben Nevis
4. Penny Black
5. The Queen
6. The rowing race between Oxford and Cambridge Universities
7. William Shakespeare
8. Four
9. St.Paul’s Cathedral
10. The Guinness Book
11. Elisabeth II
12. Over 56mln
13. The Union Jack
14. The Severn
15. Nessie
16. Stratford-on-Avon
17. The Beatles
18. Robin Hood
19. The Nelson Monument
20. London, Birmingham, Manchester, Liverpool, Glasgow
21. The weather is so changeable
22. Big Ben
23. Sh.Holmes
24. The House of Lords and House of Commons
25. To the British Parliament
26. The Christams turkey and pudding
27. A seaman, traveller and discoverer
28. The Red Rose
29. Highland Games
30. Every five years
31. A Scottish poet
32. Football, criccket, golf, tennis, rugby
33. “Auld Lang Syne”
34. W.Churchill
35. The British Museum
36. Temperate and mild
37. The Queen
38. Guy Fawkes Day
39. The Conservative and the Labour Parties
40. W.Caxton
41. The second Saturday in June
42. M.Thatcher
43. London
44. “God Save the Queen”
45. Great Britain and Ireland
46. The bigpipe
47. Stonehenge
48. Oxford University
49. O.Cromwell
50. London
51. 10 Downing Street
52. Tea
53. I.Newton
54. North of England
55. Wales
56. Coal