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Аннинский муниципальный район
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Интеллектуальная игра
«Высокий уровень IV»
Составитель: учитель английского языка Ускова Е. А.
п.г.т. Анна
2010
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Презентация, доклад к интеллектуальной игре High Level
Содержание
- 1. Презентация к интеллектуальной игре High Level
- 2. High Level IV
- 3. The rules of the
- 4. Amazing Australia
- 5. DarwinTownsvilleBrisbaneCanberraSydneyMelbourneAdelaidePerth
- 6. 345678121110 912151413A Fascinating Country16
- 7. Which is the driest and hottest place
- 8. 2. How high and how long is
- 9. 3. When does a boat race in Alice Springs take place?a)In Julyb)In Augustc)In Septemberd)In October
- 10. 4. Australia is not :
- 11. 5. In which season do Australians celebrate Christmas? In spring In summer In autumn In winter
- 12. SurpriseBonus: + 1 point
- 13. Слайд 13
- 14. 7. Which is the flattest continent in the world?AfricaAsiaAustralia Antarctica
- 15. 8. In 1984 Australia officially adopted
- 16. 9. Australia originated from Latin “australis” which means…“восточный”“западный”“южный”“северный”
- 17. 10. The most famous dune in the
- 18. 11. How is Tasmania sometimes called?Australia’s ScotlandAustralia’s SwitzerlandAustralia’s WalesAustralia’s Ireland
- 19. 12. The Great Barrier Reef is mostly
- 20. 13. The Great Barrier Reef is located
- 21. 14. Can you work out what
- 22. 15. On the old maps Australia was
- 23. 16. Which is the hottest month in
- 24. 34567812111091215141316Australia's Unique History
- 25. 1. Who discovered Australia?a) Christopher Columbusb) Captain Cookc) Lewis and Clarkd) Edward Kelly
- 26. 2. Who are the Australian natives?Eskimos Indians Celts Aborigines
- 27. 3. When did Europeans settle in Australia? In 1488In 1588In 1688In 1788
- 28. SurpriseBonus: + 1 point
- 29. 5. Most of the first settlers to Australia were …prisonerstravellersscientistspilgrims
- 30. 6. In 1851 … was discovered about 300 kilometres west of Sydney.goldsilverbronzetin
- 31. 7. Australia’s coat of arms-the official emblem
- 32. 8. Which two animals can you see
- 33. 9. Which is an island state?QueenslandTasmania Victoria
- 34. 10. What is the capital of Australia?
- 35. 11. Which city hosted 1956 Olympic Games?Sydney Melbourne Canberra Brisbane Melbourne
- 36. 12. Sydney Opera House is one of
- 37. Sydney13. When were the Olympic Games held
- 38. 14. The large … star on the
- 39. 15. When is Australia’s national day?December,26January,26February,26March,26
- 40. 16. Who is called Australia’s Robin Hood?
- 41. 34567812111091215141316Famous People and Wildlife
- 42. Слайд 42
- 43. Only in Australia you can see such unusual road signs
- 44. There is a fish jazz band in
- 45. 2. What do koalas feed on? a) Bushes b) Grass c) Eucalyptus leaves d) Insects
- 46. 3. Which of these birds cannot fly?ParrotKookaburra Tern Emu
- 47. 4. Which of these birds can laugh like a human?Parrot KookaburraTern Emu
- 48. 5. Mammals all produce milk to suckle
- 49. 6. The Australians call eucalyptus …Gum treeStrong treeBig treeGreen tree
- 50. 7. The red kangaroos can jump over obstacles as high as …one metretwo metresthree metresfour metres
- 51. 8. What film did Paul Hogan star?“Mad Max”“Crocodile Dundee”“Return to Eden”“Phoenix”
- 52. 9. Who of these actors stared in the film “X-men”?Paul HoganMel GibsonHugh JackmanSam Neill
- 53. 10. In 1926 a famous Russian ballet
- 54. 11. Fedor Shalapin, a famous Russian singer, visited Australia …in 1925in 1926in 1927in 1928
- 55. 12. In honour of a famous Russian
- 56. SurpriseBonus: + 1 point
- 57. 14. In 1878 one scientist visited Australia.
- 58. 15. One of famous Russian sportsmen still
- 59. 16. Now you are going to listen
- 60. You are the champions!
- 61. Thank you
High Level IV
Слайд 1МУНИЦИПАЛЬНОЕ ОБЩЕОБРАЗОВАТЕЛЬНОЕ УЧРЕЖДЕНИЕ
АННИНСКАЯ СРЕДНЯЯ ОБЩЕОБРАЗОВАТЕЛЬНАЯ ШКОЛА № 3
с углублённым изучением отдельных
Слайд 3 The rules of the game:
You'll have to
answer the questions choosing one answer out of three or four.
If your answer is correct you'll get a cap- one point.
If your answer is not correct you won't get any points.
4. Twice during the game you can ask your mates
to help you.
5. The team with the most points wins.
If your answer is correct you'll get a cap- one point.
If your answer is not correct you won't get any points.
4. Twice during the game you can ask your mates
to help you.
5. The team with the most points wins.
Слайд 7Which is the driest and hottest place in Australia?
a) The Great Victoria Desert
b) The Pinnacle Desert
d) The Gibson Desert
c) The Simpson Desert
Слайд 82. How high and how long is Uluru?
a) 348 metres high
and 348 kilometres long
b) 438 metres high and 438 kilometres long
c) 843 metres high and 843 kilometres long
d) 483 metres high and 483 kilometres long
b) 438 metres high and 438 kilometres long
c) 843 metres high and 843 kilometres long
d) 483 metres high and 483 kilometres long
Слайд 9
3. When does a boat race in Alice Springs take place?
a)In
July
b)In August
c)In September
d)In October
b)In August
c)In September
d)In October
Слайд 115. In which season do Australians celebrate Christmas?
In spring
In
summer
In autumn
In winter
In autumn
In winter
Слайд 158. In 1984 Australia officially adopted … as its national
colours.
a) Green and gold
b) Green and orange
c) Green and yellow
d) Green and red
a) Green and gold
b) Green and orange
c) Green and yellow
d) Green and red
Слайд 169. Australia originated from Latin “australis” which means…
“восточный”
“западный”
“южный”
“северный”
Слайд 1710. The most famous dune in the Simpson Desert, Big Red,
is …
10 metres high
20 metres high
30 metres high
40 metres high
10 metres high
20 metres high
30 metres high
40 metres high
Слайд 1811. How is Tasmania sometimes called?
Australia’s Scotland
Australia’s Switzerland
Australia’s Wales
Australia’s Ireland
Слайд 1912. The Great Barrier Reef is mostly famous for…
a) hotels and
diving
b) its unique fish
c) its unique water
d) its corals
b) its unique fish
c) its unique water
d) its corals
Слайд 2013. The Great Barrier Reef is located in …
a) the Indian Ocean
b) the Pacific Ocean
c) the Atlantic Ocean
d) the Arctic Ocean
b) the Pacific Ocean
c) the Atlantic Ocean
d) the Arctic Ocean
Слайд 2215. On the old maps Australia was marked
as…
a) the land upside-down
b) the new land
c) the new world
d) Terra Incognita
a) the land upside-down
b) the new land
c) the new world
d) Terra Incognita
Слайд 25
1. Who discovered Australia?
a) Christopher Columbus
b) Captain Cook
c) Lewis
and Clark
d) Edward Kelly
d) Edward Kelly
Слайд 317. Australia’s coat of arms-the official emblem of the Australian Government-
was granted by … in 1912.
Queen Elizabeth I
Queen Elizabeth II
King George III
King George V
Queen Elizabeth I
Queen Elizabeth II
King George III
King George V
Слайд 328. Which two animals can you see on the Australian coat
of arms?
Kangaroo and Koala
Kangaroo and Parrot
Kangaroo and Emu
Kangaroo and Dingo
Kangaroo and Koala
Kangaroo and Parrot
Kangaroo and Emu
Kangaroo and Dingo
Слайд 3410. What is the capital of Australia?
a) Sydney
b) Melbourne
c) Canberra
d) Brisbane
b) Melbourne
c) Canberra
d) Brisbane
Canberra
Слайд 3612. Sydney Opera House is one of the country’s most famous
landmarks. The roof of this beautiful building looks like …
a) sails
b) mountains
c) skyscrapers
d) pillars
a) sails
b) mountains
c) skyscrapers
d) pillars
Слайд 37Sydney
13. When were the Olympic Games held in Sydney?
a) In 1992
b)
In 1996
c) In 2000
d) In 2004
c) In 2000
d) In 2004
Слайд 3814. The large … star on the flag of Australia represents
states and territories of the country.
a) five-pointed
b) six-pointed
c) seven-pointed
d) eight-pointed
Слайд 4016. Who is called Australia’s Robin Hood?
a) Steve Hart
b) Ned Kelly
c) Mel Gibson
d) Paul Hogan
b) Ned Kelly
c) Mel Gibson
d) Paul Hogan
Слайд 44There is a fish jazz band in the Great Barrier Reef.
The fish you see in the picture is …
the trumpet fish
the pipe fish
the guitar fish
the violin fish
the trumpet fish
the pipe fish
the guitar fish
the violin fish
Слайд 485. Mammals all produce milk to suckle their young. Mammals have
fur or hair. And what mammals lay eggs?
Echidnas
Rabbits
Dingoes
Kangaroos
Echidnas
Rabbits
Dingoes
Kangaroos
Слайд 507. The red kangaroos can jump over obstacles as high as
…
one metre
two metres
three metres
four metres
one metre
two metres
three metres
four metres
Слайд 5310. In 1926 a famous Russian ballet dancer visited Australia. What
is her name?
Anastasia Volochkova
Maya Plisetskaya
Anna Pavlova
Galina Ulanova
Anastasia Volochkova
Maya Plisetskaya
Anna Pavlova
Galina Ulanova
Слайд 5411. Fedor Shalapin, a famous Russian singer, visited Australia …
in 1925
in
1926
in 1927
in 1928
in 1927
in 1928
Слайд 5512. In honour of a famous Russian ballet dancer Anna Pavlova
a lot of … were given her name.
hotels
theatres
restaurants
bakeries
hotels
theatres
restaurants
bakeries
Слайд 5714. In 1878 one scientist visited Australia. He established a marine
biological station in Sydney. Who was that scientist?
Peter Potoski
Robert Burke
Nikolai Miklouho-Maclay
William Wills
Peter Potoski
Robert Burke
Nikolai Miklouho-Maclay
William Wills
Слайд 5815. One of famous Russian sportsmen still lives in Sydney. Do
you know who?
Alexey Yagudin
Alexey Nemov
Kostya Tszyu
Andrey Arshavin
Alexey Yagudin
Alexey Nemov
Kostya Tszyu
Andrey Arshavin
Слайд 5916. Now you are going to listen to a song. Who
is singing?
Dido Armstrong
Kylie Minogue
Avril Lavigne
Amy Lee
Dido Armstrong
Kylie Minogue
Avril Lavigne
Amy Lee
