Презентация на тему WHO WANTS TO BE A MILLIONAIRE

изученные грамматические структуры и лексику; совершенствовать навыки устной речи

воспитательная: продолжить формировать гуманные отношения (терпимость, тактичность, вежливость, доброжелательность, честность, толерантность), дисциплинированность, ответственность
развивающая: развивать память, мышление, речь, сенсорную сферу (развитие тонкости различения звуков, интонаций речи), развивать положительную мотивацию учения

(цена 1-ых вопросов)
7 банкнот по 20 "евро" (цена 2-ых

вопросов)
7 банкнот по 50 "евро" (цена 3-их вопросов)
7 банкнот по 100 "евро" (цена 4-ых вопросов)
В игре могут участвовать две команды или каждый ученик может играть сам за себя
Роль ведущего может быть доверена старшекласснику
В конце викторины подсчитывается количество "денег" и определяется победитель или победители

Great Britain?
a) English b)Welsh c) Irish d) Scottish
2. Big

Ben is one of the most famous …
a) watch b) clock c) bell d) tower
3. Piccadilly Circus is the meeting point of …
a)Four streets b) six streets
c) five streets d) seven streets
4. The changing of guard happens every day at …
a) 12:30 am b) 12:00 c) 11:30 am d) 10:00 pm

a) two parts b) three parts c) four parts

d) five parts
2. Piccadilly Circus is …
a) a circus b) a street c) a square d) a park
3. What is the Tower of London nowadays?
a) a prison b) a fortress c) a museum d) a palace
4. The name of the palace where the Queen lives is …
a) the White House b) the Winsor Palace
c) the Tower of London d) Buckingham Palace

…
a) Belfast b) Edinburgh
c)

London d) Washington
2. What can you see in the center of Trafalgar square?
a) Queen statue b) Nelson statue
c) King statue d) Lion statue
3. The legend says that without them the Tower of London will fall. They are …
a) the pigeons b) the cats c) the geese d) the ravens
4. When can you see the flag over Buckingham Palace?
a)When the Queen is out b) when the Queen is abroad
c) when the Queen is at home d) when the Queen has a party

London is …
a) the Severn

b) the Thames
c) the Esk d) the Dee
2. Where can you say everything you want?
a) Regent’s park b) Hyde park
c) St. James park d) Central park
3. Westminster Abbey is …
a) the chapel b) the monastery
c) the cathedral d) the Royal Church
4. London is more than …
a)one thousand years old b) two thousand years old
c) three thousand years old d) five hundred years old

b) Africa c) America d) Asia
2. Where

is the London Zoo?
a)Regent’s park b) Hyde park
c) St. James park d) Central park
3. The Raven Master is the person who …
a) is the main raven b) kills the ravens
c) feeds the ravens d) catches the ravens
4. Sir Christopher Wren built …
a) the Parliament b) Westminster Abbey
c) the London Eye d) St.Pauls Cathedral

a) the Queen

b) the tsar
c) the Prince d) the Princess
2. Where can you see pelicans and ducks?
a)Regent’s park b) Hyde park
c) St. James park d) Central park
3. Where are the tombs of many British kings and queens and other outstanding people?
a) in Westminster Abbey b) on the cemetery
c) in the Tower of London d) on the river bank
4. In what country do men wear skirts called ‘’kilts’’?
a) England b)Wales c) Ireland d) Scotland

a) a giant clock

b) a giant wheel
c) a giant telescope d) a giant camera
2. The British Parliament seats in …
a) Buckingham Palace b) the Houses of Parliament
c) in Downing Street d) in the Tower of London
3. Covent Garden is a … nowadays.
a) a cinema b) a theatre
c) a shopping centre d) a fruit garden
4. Where can we see Changing of the Guard?
a)at Buckingham Palace b) at the Tower of London
c) at the London Eye d) in the London Zoo

a) Belfast

b) Cambridge
c) Edinburg d) Cardiff
2. St. Patrick’s Day is celebrated …
a) on 17 March b) on 17 May
c) on 17 August d) on 17 January
3. … is the longest river in the UK.
a) the Crake b) the Kent
c) the Severn d) the Thames
4. The flag of the United Kingdom is called …
a) the Union Jack b) the Stars and Stripes
c) The Imperial Flag d) the Queen’s Flag

LEARN.
Remember that:
‘’Money
spent on the brain
is never spent
in vain’’

4c
II round: 1c, 2c, 3c, 4d
III round: 1c, 2b,

3d, 4c
IV round: 1b, 2b, 3d, 4b
V round: 1a, 2a, 3c, 4d
VI round: 1a, 2c, 3a, 4d
VII round: 1b, 2b, 3c, 4a
VIII round: 1c, 2a, 3c, 4a