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Презентация, доклад к уроку. Викторина для интеллектуалов (Интеллектуальное соревнование). Викторина 3.
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- 1. Презентация к уроку. Викторина для интеллектуалов (Интеллектуальное соревнование). Викторина 3.
- 2. Question 1Official games in table tennis are
- 3. Blue tables. Yellow balls. Black and red rackets.
- 4. Question 2When the Russians invaded Paris after
- 5. They used the word so often that
- 6. Bistro
- 7. Question 3This creature has lived in seas
- 8. Sharks
- 9. Question 4This is the oldest world religion.
- 10. Buddhism
- 11. Question 5What language do these words come
- 12. These are Italian words
- 13. Question 6This Russian tsarina ruled in the
- 14. Elizaveta Petrovna (1709 - 1761), daughter of Peter the Great
- 15. Question 7This is a French car company.
- 16. Peugeot
- 17. Question 8Early Americans, independent and democratic, never
- 18. BOSS
- 19. Question 9This Russian writer and thinker of
- 20. Fyodor Mikhailovich Dostoevsky
- 21. Question 10This vegetable comes from Iran and
- 22. Onion
- 23. Question 11When the great British explorer Captain
- 24. Kangaroo
- 25. Question 12This writer is one of the
- 26. Jules Verne
- 27. Question 13What language do these words come
- 28. These are Greek words
- 29. Question 14He directed 53 films and television
- 30. Alfred Hitchcock and Hitchcock ending
- 31. Question 15Here’s an English word that comes
- 32. Barbecue
- 33. Question 16While still a student at Harvard
- 34. Davis Cup
- 35. Question 17This king of Macedonia who lived
- 36. Alexander the Great
- 37. Question 18The ancient Romans built an excellent
- 38. All the roads lead to Rome
- 39. Question 19This is the only man-made object on the Earth which is seen from Space.
- 40. The Great Wall of China
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- 47. Question 20This is the biggest island on
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Question 1Official games in table tennis are conducted according to specific rules. What colour should be the table, balls and rackets?
Слайд 2Question 1
Official games in table tennis are conducted according to specific
rules.
What colour should be the table, balls and rackets?
What colour should be the table, balls and rackets?
Слайд 4Question 2
When the Russians invaded Paris after Napoleon’s fall in 1815,
restaurant owners would ask them into their places by shouting the Russian word meaning ‘quick’, assuring them that they could eat quickly here at a good price.
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They used the word so often that it became a common
French word for any small restaurant where cheap meal could be served, and from there this word soon entered English.
What word is it?
What word is it?
Слайд 7Question 3
This creature has lived in seas and oceans for 350
million years, and people think it is a dangerous predator. Its sense of smell is very keen. It detects blood from over 0.5 km away. It has a reputation for killing humans, yet fewer that 100 attacks a year are reported in the world, and most attacks don’t causes serious injuries. They don’t have enemies except other creatures and humans, although dolphins can sometimes kill them.
Слайд 9Question 4
This is the oldest world religion. It was born in
India in 6 – 5 centuries BC.
It was founded by Sindharha Gautama. It doesn’t believe in soul and is aimed at spiritual improvement of the person.
It was founded by Sindharha Gautama. It doesn’t believe in soul and is aimed at spiritual improvement of the person.
Слайд 11Question 5
What language do these words come from?
Million, ducat, florin, umbrella,
citadel, balcony, concert, volcano, regatta, sonata, piano, opera, ghetto, malaria, profile, bravo, fiasco, pasta, spaghetti, gondola, carnival.
Слайд 13Question 6
This Russian tsarina ruled in the
18th century. She was
patriotic and promoted talented and energetic Russian people to high positions
in the state. Under her rule the structure of the army was improved, Moscow University and Academy of Art were set up.
What is her name? Who was her father?
What is her name? Who was her father?
Слайд 15Question 7
This is a French car company.
It controls over 50%
of the production of automobiles in the country. It also produces bicycles, special cars and diesel engines. It has enterprises in more than 20 countries.
Слайд 17Question 8
Early Americans, independent and democratic, never liked the word ‘master’
with its aristocratic meaning. Late in the 18th century they adopted the Dutch word with the same meaning. By the middle of the 19th century the word became common.
What was the word?
What was the word?
Слайд 19Question 9
This Russian writer and thinker of the 19th century is
one of the world’s greatest novelists who wrote on religious, moral, political and psychological topics. Among his characters are Rodion Raskolnikov, prince Myshkin, brothers Alyosha, Dmitry and Fyodor.
What is his name?
What is his name?
Слайд 21Question 10
This vegetable comes from Iran and Afghanistan and was worshipped
in ancient Egypt. It has an interesting method of self-defense to stop animals from eating it. When it is touched, damaged or cut it spreads a strong smell.
What vegetable is it?
What vegetable is it?
Слайд 23Question 11
When the great British explorer Captain Cook reached the Australian
coast, he asked the aborigine the name of the strange animal he had never seen before. The aborigine replied in his native language, “I don’t know”. Cook thought it was the name of this animal, and ever since the animal has had this name.
What animal do you think it was?
What animal do you think it was?
Слайд 25Question 12
This writer is one of the most popular authors of
fiction in the world. His novels were translated into 161 languages. Some of his books contained extraordinary accurate predictions of the future. For example, his fictional rocket was launched from Florida just like Apollo and at nearly the same speed. Both carried three astronauts. In his other books he predicted TV and the aqualung.
Слайд 27Question 13
What language do these words come from?
Anthology, barometer, Bible, catastrophe,
cheer, cyclone, elastic, idiot, magic, tactics.
Слайд 29Question 14
He directed 53 films and television plays, wrote, collected, published
and sponsored numerous short-story anthologies. His films have received high critical praise. He directed such films as Blackmail, Strangers on a Train, Shadow of a Doubt, The Birds, Foreign Correspondent, The Lady Vanishes and many others. His films often end in ironic and surprising way. This ending received his name.
Who is this director? What is the ending called?
Who is this director? What is the ending called?
Слайд 31Question 15
Here’s an English word that comes from the language of
the extinct Haitian tribe. The tribe smoked meat on a framework of sticks called a barbacoa. Spanish pirates who visited Haiti in the mid-17th century started to use this word for cooking of meat. Then the word passed into English.
What word is it?
What word is it?
Слайд 33Question 16
While still a student at Harvard in 1900, this American
statesman and sportsman donated a silver cup to be presented as a national trophy to the country winning an international championship contest in lawn tennis. The cup still bears his name.
Слайд 35Question 17
This king of Macedonia who lived in 356 – 323
BC was a mighty conqueror. His great dream was to conquer the whole world. By 327 BC he conquered the Persian Empire. Then he led his people to India, but the soldiers were too tired, and he turned back. He died at the age of 33.
Who was he?
Who was he?
Слайд 37Question 18
The ancient Romans built an excellent system of roads. The
saying connected with it arose. It means that all ways or methods of doing something end in the same result, no method being better than another.
What saying do we mean?
What saying do we mean?
Слайд 47Question 20
This is the biggest island on the Earth. It is
covered with ice which is up to 2,000 meters thick. Only 3.5% of its territory is used.
What island is this?
What island is this?
