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Презентация, доклад по английскому языку The Olympic Games
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- 1. Презентация по английскому языку The Olympic Games
- 2. History of the OlympicsGreek athletics: 8th century
- 3. GREEK ATHLETICS: 8TH CENTURY BC Reasons of
- 4. THE EXTENDED GAMES: 7TH CENTURY BCa garland
- 5. A FIVE-DAY EVENT: FROM 472 BCThe pattern
- 6. THE OTHER GREEK GAMES: 5TH CENTURY BCvaluable
- 7. THE END OF A TRADITION: AD 393abolished
- 8. THE REVIVAL OF THE OLYMPIC GAMESrevived by
- 9. THE OLYMPIC SYMBOLSthe Olympic ringsthe Olympic motto ("Faster, Higher, Stronger“)the Olympic flame
- 10. LOCATIONS OF THE SUMMER OLYMPICS Green =
- 11. LOCATIONS OF THE WINTER OLYMPICS Green =
- 12. POLITICS IN THE OLYMPICSTo show the superiority
- 13. DOPINGDisqualificationInternational problemsDeath
- 14. THE 2010 WINTER OLYMPICSHost city - Vancouver, CanadaOpening ceremony - February 12Closing ceremony - February 28
History of the OlympicsGreek athletics: 8th century BCThe extended games: 7th century BCA five-day event: from 472 BCThe other Greek games: 5th century BCThe end of a tradition: AD 393The revival of The Olympic GamesLocations of
Слайд 2History of the Olympics
Greek athletics: 8th century BC
The extended games: 7th
century BC
A five-day event: from 472 BC
The other Greek games: 5th century BC
The end of a tradition: AD 393
The revival of The Olympic Games
Locations of the Olympics
Politics in the Olympics
A five-day event: from 472 BC
The other Greek games: 5th century BC
The end of a tradition: AD 393
The revival of The Olympic Games
Locations of the Olympics
Politics in the Olympics
Слайд 3GREEK ATHLETICS: 8TH CENTURY BC
Reasons of origin:
Admiration for the healthy human
body
a religion of competitive athletics
custom to engage in races
The games at Olympia:
776 BC
every four years.
a religion of competitive athletics
custom to engage in races
The games at Olympia:
776 BC
every four years.
Слайд 4THE EXTENDED GAMES: 7TH CENTURY BC
a garland of fresh olive
a truce
on any warfare in Greece
throwing the discus and the javelin
the long jump
boxing
wrestling
chariot and horse racing
the pentathlon (running, jumping, throwing
the discus and the javelin, wrestling)
Слайд 5A FIVE-DAY EVENT: FROM 472 BC
The pattern of the festival
the
necessary sacrifices to Zeus and other gods
chariot and horse racing and the pentathlon
the boys' events
the classic field events for men (wrestling, races in armour)
sacrifices, banquet for the victors
chariot and horse racing and the pentathlon
the boys' events
the classic field events for men (wrestling, races in armour)
sacrifices, banquet for the victors
Слайд 6THE OTHER GREEK GAMES: 5TH CENTURY BC
valuable prizes
accusations of corruption
Pythian
games - every four years at Delphi
Isthmian games - every two years near Corinth
Nemean games - every two years in the Peloponnese
Isthmian games - every two years near Corinth
Nemean games - every two years in the Peloponnese
Слайд 7THE END OF A TRADITION: AD 393
abolished by a decree of
the Christian emperor Theodosius
continuous existence for well over 1000 years
continuous existence for well over 1000 years
Слайд 8THE REVIVAL OF THE OLYMPIC GAMES
revived by the French Baron Pierre
de Coubertin
since 1896 - Summer Olympics
since 1924 - Winter Olympics
(with the exception
of the years during
the World Wars)
since 1896 - Summer Olympics
since 1924 - Winter Olympics
(with the exception
of the years during
the World Wars)
Слайд 9THE OLYMPIC SYMBOLS
the Olympic rings
the Olympic motto ("Faster, Higher, Stronger“)
the Olympic
flame
Слайд 10LOCATIONS OF THE SUMMER OLYMPICS
Green = Countries that have hosted one
summer Olympics
Blue = Countries that have hosted two or more summer Olympics
Blue = Countries that have hosted two or more summer Olympics
Слайд 11LOCATIONS OF THE WINTER OLYMPICS
Green = Countries that have hosted one
winter Olympics
Blue = Countries that have hosted two or more winter Olympics
Blue = Countries that have hosted two or more winter Olympics
Слайд 12POLITICS IN THE OLYMPICS
To show the superiority of the Aryan race
Nazi
Germany in 1936(the Nationalist Socialist Party)
To show that the Olympics are a capitalist and aristocratic event
The Soviet Union (until the 1952): Spartakiads (since1928)
Other communist countries: Workers Olympics (1920s -1930s)
Black civil rights protest
Two American track and field athletes, Tommie Smith and John Carlos, performed the Black Power salute on the victory stand
To show that the Olympics are a capitalist and aristocratic event
The Soviet Union (until the 1952): Spartakiads (since1928)
Other communist countries: Workers Olympics (1920s -1930s)
Black civil rights protest
Two American track and field athletes, Tommie Smith and John Carlos, performed the Black Power salute on the victory stand
Слайд 14THE 2010 WINTER OLYMPICS
Host city - Vancouver, Canada
Opening ceremony - February
12
Closing ceremony - February 28
Closing ceremony - February 28
