Презентация, доклад по английскому языку на тему Символы России и стран изучаемого языка

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1. Презентация по английскому языку на тему Символы России и стран изучаемого языка
2. The most famous museum in Russia, the
3. The director of the Hermitage Mikhail Piotrovsky
4. In the old Winter Palace the first
5. Cats in the Hermitage existed for a
6. In 1941 the works of art were
7. Today about seventy cats live in the
8. In St. Petersburg cats are everywhere. Malaya
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10. The Hermitage cats are so famous that
11. On 13 May, the State Hermitage celebrates
12. As you see, cats are indeed one
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The most famous museum in Russia, the State Hermitage, is guarded by 70 cats. The Hermitage cats have been officially kept in the Winter Palace in St. Petersburg since its foundation.Hermitage Guards

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Слайд 1 The Guards of the Russian Crown Jewelry

Hermitage Cats-“Hermiks”

Слайд 2The most famous museum in Russia, the State Hermitage, is guarded

by 70 cats. The Hermitage cats have been officially kept in the Winter Palace in St. Petersburg since its foundation.

Hermitage Guards

The most famous museum in Russia, the State Hermitage, is guarded by 70 cats. The Hermitage cats have

Слайд 3The director of the Hermitage Mikhail Piotrovsky said, “Cats have become

a very important part of our Hermitage life and a significant part of Hermitage Legends”.

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The director of the Hermitage Mikhail Piotrovsky said, “Cats have become a very important part of our

Слайд 4In the old Winter Palace the first cats appeared during the

reign of Empress Elizabeth, who was very annoyed by the number of mice and rats in the residence. As a present she received five selected rat hunters from the town of Kazan,Tatarstan. Until the October revolution in 1917 the Hermitage cats were looked after by special servants because it was considered the Tsar's will and they were granted a monthly allowance for food from the empire's treasury.

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In the old Winter Palace the first cats appeared during the reign of Empress Elizabeth, who was

Слайд 5Cats in the Hermitage existed for a long time but during

the siege of Leningrad almost all cats had died. This was the only period when the Hermitage was left without cats and the palace was literally swarming with rats.

Cats in the Hermitage existed for a long time but during the siege of Leningrad almost all

Слайд 6In 1941 the works of art were evacuated to the Urals

in Sverdlovsk. When the war was finally over in 1945 two railway wagons of new cats were arrived to Leningrad and placed in the Hermitage.

In 1941 the works of art were evacuated to the Urals in Sverdlovsk. When the war was

Слайд 7Today about seventy cats live in the Hermitage and hunt for

mice and rats. They live comfortably, for example, in the basement. The place, where they live, is always warm and dry and all rooms are equipped with small holes to make the free movement of cats. The museum staff members call the cats “Hermiks”.

Today about seventy cats live in the Hermitage and hunt for mice and rats. They live comfortably,

Слайд 8In St. Petersburg cats are everywhere. Malaya Sadovaya is a street

of small wonders. It is the shortest street in St. Petersburg. High in a corner of the exterior of the Elisseeff Emporium sits a small bronze cat named Elisey. Three similar cats near the Red Lake are believed to make dreams come true. Each one of them, however, is responsible for different things. The white one will help with the family issues, the black one protects from mean people, the red one will give confidence and courage. The only thing you have to do is ask – whisper to the ear and be ready to believe in your future.

Malaya Sadovaya is a street of small wonders. It is the shortest street in St. Petersburg. High in a corner of the exterior of the Elisseeff Emporium, sits a small bronze cat named Elisey. He watches indifferently as pedestrians stroll past, many of whom are blissfully unaware of his presence. But for those who stop and honor him by tossing a coin up onto the small white ledge upon which he sits, legend has it he will grant you a wish. Students come here before exams to wish for good grades. Lovers, hands clasped tightly together, toss a kopek and wish for a happy future. Across the street on an adjacent ledge, is Vasilisa, another bronzed feline. While 2 Elisey sits, Vasilisa stands, perhaps curious, perhaps slightly jealous of the attention that Elisey seems to garner. The cautious dreamer will throw coins to both. When it comes to the superstitious business of wishes, it’s best not to risk the ire of anyone – or anything – capable of granting them to you. But all legends, no

In St. Petersburg cats are everywhere. Malaya Sadovaya is a street of small wonders. It is the

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Café for relaxing!
If you are fond of cats,there is a cafe in St. Petersburg called «Respublika Koshek» (The Republic of Cats) with a division of Cat Museum, an art cafe, a library and a room full of different cats. Pet them, hold them, hear their stories from the staff – and enjoy an unforgettable experience.
As you can see, cats are indeed one of the most popular «unofficial» symbols in St. Petersburg. Сards, magnets and mugs with cats on them are sold everywhere. Choose your souvenir – and let St. Petersburg stay in your memory as the most cat-friendly city in the world.

Слайд 10The Hermitage cats are so famous that an Uzbek painter and

designer created postcards for Hermitage magazine. They are amazing!

The Hermitage cats are so famous that an Uzbek painter and designer created postcards for Hermitage magazine.

Слайд 11On 13 May, the State Hermitage celebrates the Day of the

Hermitage Cats. This event became a positive tradition, an important element of the museum’s life and even one of its legends.
The visitors can see cats and take part in different theme games, for example, ‘’Travelling with Hermitage cats’’.

On 13 May, the State Hermitage celebrates the Day of the Hermitage Cats. This event became a

Слайд 12As you see, cats are indeed one of the most popular

«unofficial» symbols in St. Petersburg. Choose your trip to St. Petersburg– and let it stay in your memory as the most cat-friendly city in the world.
It is worth to visit this world's largest and most prestigious museums!