Презентация, доклад по английскому языку Ночь Гая Фокса (7 класс)

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The fifth of November
The gunpowder treason
and plot.
I know of no reason
Why the gun powder
treason
Should ever be forgot.”

two countries England and Scotland.

and Catholics hated him.

wanted to blow up the King James and the Parliament.

Digby Thomas Bates

cellar under the Parliament. They wanted to blow up 36 barrels of gunpowder.

of Parliament.

on the fifth of November. It’s not safe”.

were arrested and executed.

1959, all residents of the UK participated in the celebration of this day.

Fawkes day is often called the Day of the fireworks or Bonfire Day.

this holiday. No one can sleep this night, so the streets are full of people.

a fire that burns a specially-made dummy of Guy Fawkes or just support others with shouts and applause.

Night or Guy Fawkes Day. On the fifth of November boys and girls get an old suit or maybe an old pair of dad's pants and an old jacket and stuff them with straw or newspapers. Then they make a villainous - looking head (sometimes with a brightly coloured mask on it). If they can get a hat, they put that on too. The dummy is called a 'Guy'.

for money: 'A penny for the Guy, mister?' If they collect enough money, they go and buy fireworks — rockets, and sparklers and the like.

a huge bonfire and burn the dummy on it.
No one should go hungry, of course. Special foods go with the bonfire and the festivities — sweet chestnuts, baked potatoes and toffee apples (apples which are placed on sticks and covered with toffee).

Special foods go with the bonfire and the festivities — sweet chestnuts, baked potatoes and toffee apples (apples which are placed on sticks and covered with toffee).

golden syrup
1 tablespoon lemon juice

If you want to surprise your guests on Guy Fawkes Day, try to cook this popular English dish or make your mum do it.

Wash and dry the apples and remove apple stems. Push a stick into each apple.
Put sugar and water into a heavy saucepan; heat gently till the sugar is dissolved, stirring constantly. Add butter, golden syrup and lemon juice and stir well. Turn up heat and boil without stirring till toffee thickened. Remove from heat.
Butter a big plate. Dip each apple into toffee, then plunge it quickly into bowl of cold water and stand on plate.
Bon appetite!

is celebrated in some former colonies in New Zealand, South Africa, Newfoundland and Labrador(Canada),part of the British Caribbean Islands and Australia.

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