Презентация на тему 7 класс Central Asia

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2. The poetry of earth is never dead.
3. The was _________________________travelling on a ____________________The was
4. GREAT SILK WAY
6. ALMATY Almaty is the
7. Chimkent Chimkent is located in Southern
8. SAMARKANDSamarkand is the second-largest city in UzbekistanSamarkand
9. Some argue that this gigantic ruined mosque
10. Along the Silk Road
11. You can travel
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The poetry of earth is never dead. John Keats

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The was _________________________travelling on a ____________________The was a ________________________travelling on the same

ALMATY Almaty is the largest city in Kazakhstan with

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Some argue that this gigantic ruined mosque was built by Timur's Mongol

1) Tamerlane was:a) an architect b) soldier c) builder2) Bibi-Khanym was:a) the

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Слайд 2 The poetry of earth is never dead.

John Keats

Have you been to Central Asia?

Слайд 3 The was _____
travelling on a
The was a

The was _________________________travelling on a ____________________The was a ________________________travelling on the

__________
travelling on the same
She was _
He was ______________
He

looked at her.
She seemed _______ and __________
Before getting of the _______________
He slipped a _____________________
into the pocked her coat.

ON THE ____________

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GREAT SILK WAY

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Слайд 6 ALMATY
Almaty is the largest

ALMATY Almaty is the largest city in Kazakhstan with population

city in Kazakhstan with population close to 1.5 million.

From 1929 till 1998, it was the country's capital called Alma-Ata. The real Almaty's glory comes from famous "Silk Road" times, when the city was a major stop for passing caravans between West and East.

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Chimkent
Chimkent is located in Southern part

Chimkent Chimkent is located in Southern part of Kazakhstan. It

of Kazakhstan. It is the third largest city in

the country and among top major stops of the Turkestan-Siberian Railroad. First signs of Chimkent as a settled place go back to the 12th century and directly connected to the Silk Road.

Слайд 8 SAMARKAND
Samarkand is the second-largest city in UzbekistanSamarkand is

SAMARKANDSamarkand is the second-largest city in UzbekistanSamarkand is the second-largest city

the second-largest city in Uzbekistan .The city is most

noted for its central position on the Asian Shadow of the Silk RoadSamarkand is the second-largest city in Uzbekistan .The city is most noted for its central position on the Asian Shadow of the Silk Road between China and the west.It is located at the altitude of 702 meters. In 2001Samarkand is the second-largest city in Uzbekistan .The city is most noted for its central position on the Asian Shadow of the Silk Road between China and the west.It is located at the altitude of 702 meters. In 2001, UNESCOSamarkand is the second-largest city in Uzbekistan .The city is most noted for its central position on the Asian Shadow of the Silk Road between China and the west.It is located at the altitude of 702 meters. In 2001, UNESCO inscribed the 2750-year-old city on the World Heritage List as Samarkand - Crossroads of Cultures

Слайд 9 Some argue that this gigantic ruined mosque was

Some argue that this gigantic ruined mosque was built by Timur's

built by Timur's Mongol wife, Bibi-KhanymSome argue that this

gigantic ruined mosque was built by Timur's Mongol wife, Bibi-Khanym while Timur was away campaigning. According to one of the legends, the architect fell madly in love with her and refused to complete the job unless she agreed to kiss him. The kiss left a mark and the outraged Timur ordered both killed.

BIBI-KHANYM MOSQUE

Some argue that this gigantic ruined mosque was built by Timur's Mongol wife, Bibi-KhanymSome argue that this gigantic ruined mosque was built by Timur's Mongol wife, Bibi-Khanym while Timur was away campaigning. According to one of the legends, the architect fell madly in love with her and refused to complete the job unless she agreed to kiss him. The kiss left a mark and the outraged Timur ordered both killed.