Презентация, доклад по английскому языку на тему Новая Зеландия

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1. Презентация по английскому языку на тему Новая Зеландия
2. NEW ZEALAND
3. New Zealand is a South Pacific country
4. A special feature of the North Island
5. Both major islands contain fertile areas of
6. Mountains occupy ¾ of the territory of
7. Both major islands contain large forests. They
8. Numerous lakes exist in both islands with
9. Swift – flowing rivers provide a valuable
10. On the south – west coast of
11. There are 14 national parks in the country. Tongariro is one of them.
12. New Zealand was discovered and settled more
13. The first Europeans to see the land
14. Okland is the largest city of New

NEW ZEALAND

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Презентация по английскому языку на тему Новая Зеландия

Слайд 1NEW ZEALAND
Презентация выполнена
учителем английского языка
гимназии 19 г. Кисловодска
Исаковой Анной Григорьевной

Слайд 2NEW ZEALAND

Слайд 3New Zealand is a South Pacific country located midway between the

Equator and South Pole, approximately 1600 kilometres east of Australia. New Zealand is similar in size to Japan, Britain or Italy. There are two main islands, the North and South islands, separated by the Cook Strait.

New Zealand is a South Pacific country located midway between the Equator and South Pole, approximately 1600

Слайд 4A special feature of the North Island is the central volcanic

region with three still active volcanic peaks and thermal activity featuring hot springs, geysers and boiling mud pools.

A special feature of the North Island is the central volcanic region with three still active volcanic

Слайд 5Both major islands contain fertile areas of pastoral land. Until 1970

– s agricultural products have provided 90% of New Zealand’s export income.

Both major islands contain fertile areas of pastoral land. Until 1970 – s agricultural products have provided

Слайд 6Mountains occupy ¾ of the territory of the country. Raupehy (2797

m) is the highest mountain of the North Island. The spectacular Southern Alps of the South Island include 19 peaks exceeding 3000 metres.

Mountains occupy ¾ of the territory of the country. Raupehy (2797 m) is the highest mountain of

Слайд 7Both major islands contain large forests. They occupy about ¼ of

the country. Many animals and plants are endemics.

Both major islands contain large forests. They occupy about ¼ of the country. Many animals and plants

Слайд 8Numerous lakes exist in both islands with the larger North Islands

lakes situated on the volcanic central plateau and the major South Island lakes set in beautiful mountain scenery.

Numerous lakes exist in both islands with the larger North Islands lakes situated on the volcanic central

Слайд 9Swift – flowing rivers provide a valuable source of hydro –

electric power. The Uonganue is the longest river. It rises in volcano Tongariro and flows into the Tasman Sea.

Swift – flowing rivers provide a valuable source of hydro – electric power. The Uonganue is the

Слайд 10On the south – west coast of the South Island high

mountain ranger meet the ocean in a series of dramatic fiords.

On the south – west coast of the South Island high mountain ranger meet the ocean in

Слайд 11There are 14 national parks in the country. Tongariro is one

of them.

Слайд 12New Zealand was discovered and settled more than a thousand years

ago by the Maori people, who migrated from the Polynesian Island of the South Pacific.

New Zealand was discovered and settled more than a thousand years ago by the Maori people, who

Слайд 13The first Europeans to see the land were the Dutch navigator

Abel Tasman in 1642, and the English explorer James Cook in 1769. Organized European settlement began in the mid – 19th century after the establishment of British sovereignty in 1840, marked by the signing of the Treaty of Waitangi between leading Maori chiefs and the British Government.

The first Europeans to see the land were the Dutch navigator Abel Tasman in 1642, and the

Слайд 14Okland is the largest city of New Zealand. It was founded

in 1840. 1/3 part of the population of the country lives in Okland. People of 181 nationalities live here.
In 1865 the capital was moved to Wellington.