проект урока по теме «Страноведение Великобритании, Лондон, достопримечательности»
проект по английскому языку (6 класс) на тему

FIND THE RIGHT ANSWER TO THE FOLLOWING QUESTIONS.

ONLY ONE VARIANT IS VALID

1. The Prime Minister lives …

1. in a large house in a small street;
2. In a small house in a large street;
3. In the Houses of Parliament;
4. With the Cabinet in London.

2. The Prime Minister’s home is…

1. far from the Houses of Parliament;
2. 10 minutes away from London;
3. in Buckingham Palace;
4. Near the British Parliament.

3. How many rooms are there in Buckingham Palace…

1. much more than 700;
2. less than 500;
3. somewhere between 500 and 700;
4. nobody has counted.

4. What makes Buckingham Palace be especially popular with tourists?

1. the changing of the guard;
2. they have nothing to do;
3. it’s situated in the centre of London;
4. there’s a good café there.

5. Who was the fist British Monarch who lived in rebuilt many room Buckingham Palace

1. Shakespeare;
2. George IV;
3. Elisabeth II;
4. The Queen Victoria.

6. Where is London Zoo?

1. In Hyde Park;
2. In Kensington Garden;
3. In Regent’s Park;
4. In St’James Park;

7. Where is Westminster Palace situated?

1. near the Thames, between two bridges;
2. in Hyde park;
3. next to London Zoo;
4. in the city of Westminster;

8. Where did Big Ben get its name from?

1. because it’s a very high tower;
2. it was built when the King Ben I reigned ;
3. it was called after either a boxer or sir Benjamin Hall;
4. nobody knows.

9. What is true about Hyde park

1. you can sit on the grass or make speech there;
2. you can watch animals from all over the world;
3. every day at noon you can meet the Queen there;
4. there’s a large dinosaur collection.

10. The famous London Tower is…

1. a museum comprising several towers;
2. a Royal palace and a prison;
3. a home of the Prime Minister;
4. a place of execution.

11. The Ceremony of Keys in London Tower takes place

1. every fortnight in the evening;
2. every evening somewhere between 9.30 and midnight;
3. every day at 10 a.m.;
4. on public holidays.

12. What was the Royal Observatory Greenwich founded for?

1. to observe the Sun and other planets;
2. to solve the problem of longitude;
3. to show the power of British Monarch;
4. to solve the problem of war.

13. Today the Royal Observatory is…

1. one of many London museums;
2. a scientific center;
3. a place to answer children’s astronomy questions;
4. a nice place to have some meal.

14. In the Natural History Museum you can…

1. touch nothing;
2. study the history of Great Britain;
3. make a free phone call to any country;
4. try museum activities.

15. Where can you meet a vampire in London?

1. in St’James Park;
2. in London Zoo;
3. in the famous wax work museum;
4. all around Trafalgar Square.

16. Fleet Street in London is the symbol of …

1. the theatre world;
2. the legislature;
3. business and finance;
4. the British press.

17. Nelson’s Column was erected in memory of…

1. the victims of the I World War;
2. the victory in  the II World War;
3. a British admiral;
4. a famous English writer.