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Презентация, доклад по английскому языку о Шотландии
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- 1. Презентация по английскому языку о Шотландии
- 2. Scottish HighlandsSummit of Ben NevisScotland's Grampian Region
- 3. Слайд 3
- 4. Scotland is governed as an integral part of the United
- 5. The official head of Scotland is the British Monarch
- 6. The Royal Flag of ScotlandNational emblem - ThistleNational symbols of Scotland
- 7. Scotland, one of the four national units that make up the United
- 8. The territory of Scotland includes 186 islands,
- 9. Scotland was joined to England by a
- 10. Rivers and Lakes Scotland lakes are long and narrow. Loch Lomond, the longest lake in Scotland
- 11. Loch NessAccording to the legend there is Loch Ness monster
- 12. Loch Tay and Loch Katrine
- 13. Many of the rivers of Scotland, especially those in the west,
- 14. The Clyde, which flows through the city
- 15. Other important rivers in Scotland flow east
- 16. the Dee river the Esk river
- 17. Climate Temperate winters and cool
- 18. There are foxes, rabbits and hares, otters,
- 19. BadgerMartenOtterEagle
- 20. OakWillowFirPineThere are many trees in Scotland
- 21. POPULATION The population of Scotland is 5,078,400. populated of the major United Kingdom administrative divisions.
- 22. Слайд 22
- 23. Cities Glasgow is Scotland’s largest city. This
- 24. Palace of Holyroodhouse, EdinburghEdinburgh Castle and Balmoral
- 25. Aberdeen is a center for oil production.
- 26. Culture Traditionally dances of Scotland began as
- 27. Kilt ArmyNational clothes of Scottish men
- 28. Слайд 28
- 29. FOODHaggis – Scottish national dish.
- 30. Scotch WhiskyWhisky - Scotland's national drink
- 31. Holidays and CelebrationsScotland’s national holidays are different
- 32. Scotland wedding
- 33. Слайд 33
Scottish HighlandsSummit of Ben NevisScotland's Grampian Region
Слайд 4Scotland is governed as an integral part of the United Kingdom. It is represented
by 59 members in the House of Commons.
The Scottish Parliament
Слайд 7Scotland, one of the four national units that make up the United Kingdom of Great Britain
and Northern Ireland.
Edinburgh is the capital of Scotland, and Glasgow .
Edinburgh is the capital of Scotland, and Glasgow .
Слайд 8The territory of Scotland includes 186 islands, a majority of which
are contained in 3 groups. These are :
The Hebridies
Shetland Islands
the Island of Arran
The Island of Arran
The Hebridies
Shetland Islands
the Island of Arran
The Island of Arran
Слайд 9
Scotland was joined to England by a series of dynastic and
political unions in the 17th and 18th centuries.
Слайд 10Rivers and Lakes
Scotland lakes are long and narrow. Loch Lomond, the longest
lake in Scotland
Слайд 13Many of the rivers of Scotland, especially those in the west, are short. The longest
river of Scotland is the Tay.
Слайд 14The Clyde, which flows through the city of Glasgow and through
the industrial heartland, is Scotland’s most important river.
Слайд 15Other important rivers in Scotland flow east and drain into the
North Sea. They include
the Forth river the Tweed river
the Forth river the Tweed river
Слайд 17
Climate
Temperate winters and cool summers are typical, and extreme seasonal variations
are rare.
Слайд 18There are foxes, rabbits and hares, otters, wildcat and others .
Scotland is home to large numbers of seabirds, including the gannet, fulmar, and various of gull. The few predatory birds include the kite, and golden eagle.
Animals
Слайд 21POPULATION
The population of Scotland is 5,078,400. populated of the major United Kingdom administrative divisions.
Слайд 23 Cities
Glasgow is Scotland’s largest city. This region is the main industrial
and commercial center in Scotland.
Слайд 24Palace of Holyroodhouse, Edinburgh
Edinburgh Castle and Balmoral Hotel
Edinburgh is the capital
of Scotland and also the country’s major administrative and financial center.
Слайд 26 Culture
Traditionally dances of Scotland began as military dances, performed before
or after battle, often uses the bagpipe. The traditional instruments of Scotland include the fiddle, clarsach (the Celtic harp), and bagpipes, an ancient instrument that was probably brought to Scotland by Romans.
Слайд 31
Holidays and Celebrations
Scotland’s national holidays are different from England and Wales.
They include New Year’s Day (1 January), Good Friday (the Friday preceding Easter), May Day (the first Monday in May), Spring Bank Holiday (the last Monday in May), August Bank Holiday (the first Monday in August), and Christmas Day (25 December).
