Hello, dear friends! Today we’ll check how you know country which language you study. We’ll try to remember some facts about UK; we’ll try to guess well known sightseeing. We begin intellectual game "I’m know-all”. Let’s begin!

1. Quiz. Answer the questions. (Each right answer is a point.)

1. What is the official name of Great Britain?
2. What kingdoms does Great Britain consist of?
3. What is the symbol of Wales?
4. What is a capital of Northern Ireland?
5. What is the symbol of Scotland?
6. What famous English writers do you know?

2. Guess what famous sightseeing do you see? (Рhotos presentation, each right answer is a point.)

3. Match the beginnings and endings of famous English proverbs.

1. No smoky without fire.
2. My home is my fortress.
3. The more we know the more we forget.
4. Honesty is the best policy.
5. Like father like son.

4. Match proper name of hero, writer and novel.

1. Juliet – Romeo and Juliet – W. Shakespeare
2. Mary – Mary Poppins – Pamela Travers
3. Friday – Robinson Crusoe – Daniel Defoe
4. Peter – Peter Pen – James Barrie
5. The Cheshire Cat – Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland – Lewis Carol

5. Letters in these words are mixed up, guess what word is it?

DOXRFO ALSTOCDN ARPIMALETN STWREMNISET OEWRT

OXFORD SCOTLAND PARLIAMENT WESTMINSTER TOWER

6. Tell about kingdoms of Great Britain.

7. Fill in the crossword and tell us what sightseeing you get. Its name you’ll have in grey field.

1. WHAT OCEAN IS GREAT BRITAIN WASHED BY?
2. WHAT IS THE CAPITAL OF GREAT BRITAIN?
3. KINGDOM IN UK.
4. WHAT IS THE QUEEN`S NAME?
5. WHAT IS THE SYMBNOL OF ENGLAND?
6. WHAT IS THE COUNTRY`S NAME WHERE WALES, SCOTLAND AND ENGLAND ARE SITUATED ON?
7. COLOR ON THE BRITISH FLAG.
8. PEOPLE LIVIVNG IN GREAT BRITAIN
9.  FAVOURITE PET IN ENGLAND.
10.  TYPICAL WEATHER IN GREAT BRITAIN.
11.  WHAT RIVER IS LONDON SITUATED ON.

8. Summary.

1. Materials for pupils.

2. Look at the presentation and name the sightseeing. You must raise your hand to name it.

3. (Teacher has to cut the proverbs into two parts: the beginning and the ending then mix them up). Pupils must match the beginning and the ending. Which team deals with the task faster and task done in a right way - is a winner.

No smoky
without fire.
My home
is my fortress.
The more we know
the more we forget.
Honesty is
the best policy.
Like father
like son.

4. (Teacher has to cut the name of hero, writer and novel into three parts end mix them up). Pupils must match proper name of hero, writer and novel. Which team deals with the task faster and task done in a right way - is a winner.

Juliet
Romeo and Juliet
 William Shakespeare
Mary
Mary Poppins
Pamela Travers
Friday
Robinson Crusoe Daniel Defoe
Peter
Peter Pen
James Barrie
The Cheshire Cat Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland
Lewis Carol

5. Letters in these words are mixed up, guess what word is it?

DOXRFO
ALSTOCDN
ARPIMALETN
STWREMNISET
OEWRT