Презентация, доклад Новая Зеландия к уроку в 5 классе

study of English

Автор:
Трифонова Л.Н.

both to its own people and internationally. These symbols include a national flag, an anthem and a coat of arms. While a national flag is generally better known, coats of arms are widely used. The New Zealand coat of arms can be found on public buildings such as courthouses and on official documents such as passports. The coat of arms may also appear on business cards used by people representing the country abroad, such as diplomats.

the country’s coat of arms. In 2011 the passport also included the name of the country in both English and Māori, as well as silver fern leaves – a common symbol of New Zealand.

a visual representation of the country’s heritage, landscape and population. A crown is at the top, representing the country’s historic ties to the United Kingdom, which continue in the 2000s, with the reigning British monarch being New Zealand’s head of state. At the bottom are the words ‘New Zealand’.

a Māori warrior and a European woman facing one another on either side of a British crown and a shield with symbols of New Zealand’s identity. The first New Zealand coat of arms was introduced in 1911, but many departments continued to use the British royal coat of arms. The current coat of arms was adopted in 1956.

the UK in the upper left corner and the stars wich represent the Southern Constellation

it’s form