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Презентация на тему St. Valentines day
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- 2. 1. Who was St. Valentine?A member of
- 3. 2. What is the love story behind
- 4. 3.Who is Cupid?In Roman mythology, he is
- 5. 4.We associate love with the heart, but
- 6. 5. St. Valentine is indeed the patron
- 7. 6. Every Valentine's Day, which city is sent lots of letters addressed to Juliet?New YorkManchesterVerona
- 8. 7. When did Valentine's cards become popular in the UK? 15th Century16th Century17th Century
- 9. 8. What fruit or vegetable is often called a love-apple? An appleA peachA tomato
- 10. 9. When was February 14 set aside
- 11. 10. How did Valentine's Day start? It
- 12. 11. The emperor outlawed marriage for young
- 13. 12. What did the Emperor do when
- 14. 13. Another legend is that Valentine was
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1. Who was St. Valentine?A member of the Roman Senate An emperor of Rome A Roman martyr A soldier
Слайд 3 2. What is the love story behind St.
Valentines Day?
On February 14th, Valentine littered the streets with
red hearts exclaiming his love for his girl On February 14th, Valentine was put to death, but left a note for his love, a jailer's daughter, signed "From Your Valentine"
On February 14th, Valentine handed out flowers to all of Rome's women
On February 14th, Valentine got married to his true love from childhood
Слайд 4
3.Who is Cupid?
In Roman mythology, he is the
son of Venus
In Greek mythology, he is the
child of love In Norse mythology, he is a winged child of Zeus
In Roman mythology, he is the king of other gods and goddesses
Слайд 5 4.We associate love with the heart, but in
Shakespeare’s time it was not always so. In what
other organ did love reside?A) Kidneys
B) Liver
C) Pancreas
D) Spleen
Слайд 6 5. St. Valentine is indeed the patron saint
of love, but he has many other duties. He
is also the patron saint of: Actors
Bee keepers
Orphans
Vinegar makers
Слайд 7 6. Every Valentine's Day, which city is sent
lots of letters addressed to Juliet?
New York
Manchester
Verona
Слайд 8 7. When did Valentine's cards become popular in
the UK?
15th Century
16th Century
17th Century
Слайд 11
10. How did Valentine's Day start?
It originated from
a Roman festival
The government decided we should celebrate it
It
originated from AmericaСлайд 12 11. The emperor outlawed marriage for young men
in hopes of building a stronger military base. What
did Valentine do about it?He chose to marry young couples secretly.
He left the military to get married.
He remained single all his life.
Слайд 13 12. What did the Emperor do when he
found out what Valentine did?
He sent him a Valentine
card.He had him put to death.
He changed the law.
Слайд 14 13. Another legend is that Valentine was an
imprisoned man who...
escaped on February 14th to get married.
fell in love with his jailor's daughter.sent a box of chocolates to his mother.
