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Презентация, доклад по английскому языку Уэльс
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- 1. Презентация по английскому языку Уэльс
- 2. Wales Welsh: CymruWales is a country that
- 3. Location of Wales in EuropeThe population of
- 4. Map of WalesIt has an unofficial land
- 5. North Wales Principalities, 1267–76During the Iron Age
- 6. A typical image of the industrial Wales
- 7. George Childs, Great Ironworks of South Wales, 1840there were signs of small-scale industries scattered throughout Wales.
- 8. Flag of WalesThe official name of the
- 9. British One Pound coin (reverse), with the
- 10. Royal Badge of WalesWales has its Royal
- 11. The Cambrian Mountains, WalesThe territory of Wales
- 12. The Cambrian Mountains, WalesThe Cambrian Mountains are
- 13. Snowdon (Yr Wyddfa) in the cloudsThe mountain
- 14. Lakes in WalesThere are more than 70
- 15. Llyn Tegid (Bala Lake) — surface 4.84 km²The largest lake is Bala Lake (Llyn Tegid).
- 16. Llyn Trawsfynydd — surface 4.8 km²“Llyn” in
- 17. Location of the city of Cardiff, the
- 18. Cardiff (Welsh: Caerdydd) Clockwise from top: Cardiff
- 19. The Senedd (Welsh Parliament) buildingCardiff is the
- 20. Debating chamber in the Senedd, the Welsh
- 21. Cardiff City HallCardiff has been governed by
- 22. Cardiff Castle, WalesCardiff Castle is one of
- 23. Cardiff Castle, The Norman KeepThe Norman keep
- 24. Cardiff Castle ApartmentsIn the early 19th century the castle was enlarged and reconstructed in neo-gothic style.
- 25. Cardiff Castle Clock TowerCardiff Castle FireplaceMarquess de
- 26. The Arab Room CeilingNowadays it is a
- 27. Cardiff Castle InteriorThe castle with its richly decorated interiors
- 28. Cardiff Castle is open to the public all year round.
- 29. Caernarfon Castle from across the River Seiont,
- 30. Caernarfon Castle and town, aerial viewThe town
- 31. The Ward of Caernarfon CastleThe first fortifications
- 32. Queen Elizabeth at Caernarfon Castle, 2004Caernarfon Castle
- 33. King Edward II, of Caernarfon (1284 –1327)
- 34. Prince Charles - The Prince of WalesIt
- 35. Investiture of Charles as Prince of Wales,
- 36. Investiture of HRH Prince Charles, Prince of
- 37. The crown of Prince Charles at his
- 38. Queen Elizabeth II Crowns her son Prince
- 39. Investiture of HRH Prince Charles, Prince of Wales
- 40. A late 19th century photo of women
- 41. The Red Kite, a national symbol of
- 42. LeeksDaffodils Leek and Daffodil are floral emblems of Wales.
- 43. Welcome to Wales
Wales Welsh: CymruWales is a country that is part of the United Kingdom and the island of Great Britain.
Слайд 2Wales
Welsh: Cymru
Wales is a country that is part of the
United Kingdom and the island of Great Britain.
Слайд 3Location of Wales in Europe
The population of Wales comes up to
three million people and its total area is 20,8 thousand square kilometers.
Слайд 4Map of Wales
It has an unofficial land border on England and
it is washed by the Pacific Ocean in the west.
Слайд 5North Wales Principalities, 1267–76
During the Iron Age and early medieval period,
Wales was inhabited by the Celtic Britons. Wales is regarded as one of the modern Celtic nations today.
Слайд 6A typical image of the industrial Wales — a Merthyr colliery
in the Rhondda valley, about 1910.
Before the British Industrial Revolution, which saw a rapid economic expansion between 1750 and 1850,
Слайд 7George Childs, Great Ironworks of South Wales, 1840
there were signs of
small-scale industries scattered throughout Wales.
Слайд 8Flag of Wales
The official name of the country is Principality of
Wales, Tywysogaeth Cymru. But it is seldom used. The Flag of Wales is a red dragon against the white-and-green background.
Слайд 9British One Pound coin (reverse), with the Welsh dragon
You can see
the picture of the Welsh dragon on the British One Pound coin.
Слайд 10Royal Badge of Wales
Wales has its Royal Badge with all the
symbols and floral emblems of the United Kingdom.
Слайд 11The Cambrian Mountains, Wales
The territory of Wales is generally mountainous; its
highest mountains are in the north and central areas.
Слайд 12The Cambrian Mountains, Wales
The Cambrian Mountains are a series of mountain
ranges in Wales. Welsh mountains were formed during the glaciation in Devon period.
Слайд 13Snowdon (Yr Wyddfa) in the clouds
The mountain Snowdon (Yr Wyddfa) is
the highest peak in the area called Snowdonia (Eryri).
Слайд 14Lakes in Wales
There are more than 70 lakes in Wales situated
mostly in Cambrian area. They are famous for their wild beauty.
Слайд 16Llyn Trawsfynydd — surface 4.8 km²
“Llyn” in Welsh means “a lake”.
Lakes in Wales attract a lot of tourists and fishermen.
Слайд 17Location of the city of Cardiff, the capital of Wales (Light
Green) within Wales
Map of Wales
In 1955 Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II declared Cardiff the capital of Wales.
Слайд 18Cardiff (Welsh: Caerdydd)
Clockwise from top: Cardiff Bay,
the Senedd,
Cardiff
City Centre, Cardiff Castle,
the Millennium Stadium
the Millennium Stadium
Cardiff, (Welsh: Caerdydd) is the largest city of Wales with a population of nearly 1.1 million. It is Wales' main commercial centre, the base for most national cultural and sporting institutions.
Слайд 19The Senedd (Welsh Parliament) building
Cardiff is the seat of the National
Assembly for Wales (Welsh Parliament).
Слайд 20Debating chamber in the Senedd, the Welsh Assembly building
The National Assembly
has one Chamber. It consists of 60 elected members who are known as Assembly Members, or AMs.
Слайд 21Cardiff City Hall
Cardiff has been governed by the City and County
Council of Cardiff, which is seated at County Hall.
Слайд 22Cardiff Castle, Wales
Cardiff Castle is one of the most famous attractions
for tourists. About 14.6 million people visit it a year.
Слайд 23Cardiff Castle, The Norman Keep
The Norman keep was built on a
high hill on the site of a former Roman fort about 1091 by Duke of Glaucester.
Слайд 24Cardiff Castle Apartments
In the early 19th century the castle was enlarged
and reconstructed in neo-gothic style.
Слайд 25Cardiff Castle Clock Tower
Cardiff Castle Fireplace
Marquess de Bute III, its owner,
began the castle's reconstruction in 1865. In 1947 the owners of the castle passed it over as a gift to the people of the city.
Слайд 26The Arab Room Ceiling
Nowadays it is a wonderful museum. Cardiff City
Council maintains it in outstanding condition.
Слайд 29Caernarfon Castle from across the River Seiont, Wales
Another attractive tourism centre
is Caernarfon, a royal town in Gwynedd, northwest Wales.
Слайд 30Caernarfon Castle and town, aerial view
The town is best known for
its great stone castle, built by Edward I of England and is sometimes seen as a symbol of English domination.
Слайд 31The Ward of Caernarfon Castle
The first fortifications at Caernarfon were built
by the Romans. Then a Norman Castle was being built from the late 11th century till 1283.
Слайд 32Queen Elizabeth at Caernarfon Castle, 2004
Caernarfon Castle has been the property
of the Crown since it was built. When Her Majesty the Queen visits Wales she usually stays at Caernarfon Castle.
Слайд 33King Edward II, of Caernarfon (1284 –1327)
It is said that
Edward I's son, who later became king of England Edward II, was born in Caernarfon. This Edward, the eldest son of the king, was the first English Prince of Wales.
Слайд 34Prince Charles - The Prince of Wales
It was here, in Caernarfon
Castle, that Prince Charles, the eldest son of Queen Elizabeth, was first hailed Prince of Wales in 1969.
Слайд 35Investiture of Charles as Prince of Wales, Caernarfon Castle, 1969
The ceremony
was held according to old traditions in 1969.
Слайд 36Investiture of HRH Prince Charles, Prince of Wales
On the 1st of
July 5000 people came to Caernafon to witness the ceremony. These were the nobility from all over the country, ministers, ambassadors, Heads of other states.
Слайд 37The crown of Prince Charles at his Investiture as Prince of
Wales at Caernarfon Castle
A special crown was designed to be worn by HRH Britain's Prince Charles for the when hailed Prince of Wales.
Слайд 38Queen Elizabeth II Crowns her son Prince Charles of Wales
Queen Elizabeth
II crowned he son Charles as Prince of Wales during his Investiture ceremony in Caernarfon Castle.
Слайд 40A late 19th century photo of women in Welsh costumes. (Welsh
spinners)
Wales and the Welsh are noted for their love of their national customs, traditions and language which are kept thoroughly and handed over from generation to generation.
Слайд 41The Red Kite, a national symbol of Welsh wildlife
The Red Kite
(Milvus milvus) is a national symbol of Welsh wildlife.
