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Презентация, доклад Superstitions of different countries
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- 1. Презентация Superstitions of different countries
- 2. Why did we chose this theme?1. At
- 3. Tasks of the project:1. To define the
- 4. What does it mean “SUPERSTITON” and “OMEN”?Superstition
- 5. Latin “superstes” composed on super (over, beyond)
- 6. Many superstitions can be prompted: 1. By
- 7. The most popular and interesting beliefs:Money superstitionsLuck superstitionsBad superstitions
- 8. Money The coin which you found should
- 9. Money If you put a spider in
- 10. Luck Superstitions Black cats bring good luck
- 11. Sit down before departure Before leaving, beginning a travel, the person has to sit down.
- 12. TravellingIf you travel you should not turn half way; even when you forget something.
- 13. Clover is a small plant. Usually it
- 14. On the first day of the month it's lucky to say "White rabbits".
- 15. Bad superstitionsIf you break a mirror, you
- 16. Never open an umbrella in the house. That's very bad luck (Italy, Britain)
- 17. Present with something sharp It is not
- 18. Friday the 13th superstitionsFriday the 13th superstitions
- 19. The most unusual superstitionsEngland Put the onion
- 20. ScotlandIf the soup pops out of hand
- 21. The most unusual superstitionsRussiaIf you comb hair every Monday, your husband will die.
- 22. Survey among pupilsWe conducted a survey among
- 23. The belief of the pupils in omens.
- 24. The belief of the teachers in omens.
- 25. The superstition of the students
- 26. The superstition of the teachers
- 27. The best day of the week
- 28. The worst day of the week
- 29. Conclusions Superstitions and omens are argued
- 30. On the one hand superstitions and omens
- 31. Thank you for attention!!
Why did we chose this theme?1. At our English lessons we speak about different superstitions and omens2. The knowledge of superstitions and omens expands our notion about the country and allows to understand its history and
Слайд 2Why did we chose this theme?
1. At our English lessons we
speak about different superstitions and omens
2. The knowledge of superstitions and omens expands our notion about the country and allows to understand its history and customs of the people
3. We’d like to know if the pupils of our school believe in superstitions and omens or not
4. We’ve read a lot of materials in the Internet
2. The knowledge of superstitions and omens expands our notion about the country and allows to understand its history and customs of the people
3. We’d like to know if the pupils of our school believe in superstitions and omens or not
4. We’ve read a lot of materials in the Internet
Слайд 3Tasks of the project:
1. To define the words “superstition” and “omen”
2.
To make a list of superstitions and omens in the different countries
3. To sum up about the role of superstitions and omens in people’s life and the culture of the country
3. To sum up about the role of superstitions and omens in people’s life and the culture of the country
Слайд 4What does it mean “SUPERSTITON” and “OMEN”?
Superstition is a belief in
supernatural causality: that one event leads to the cause of another without any physical process linking the two events, such as astrology, omens, witchcraft, etc., that contradicts natural science.
Omen is an event regarded as a portent of good or evil.
Omen is an event regarded as a portent of good or evil.
Слайд 5Latin “superstes” composed on
super (over, beyond)
sto (to stand)
Belief
that stands outside the bounds of clerical religion
Слайд 6Many superstitions can be prompted:
1. By misunderstanding of causality or statistics
2.
“Folk beliefs”
3. A result of misinterpreting correlations as causes
4. Urban legends
3. A result of misinterpreting correlations as causes
4. Urban legends
Слайд 7The most popular and interesting beliefs:
Money superstitions
Luck superstitions
Bad superstitions
Слайд 8Money
The coin which you found should be kept it will
bring good luck (Italy)
Bags can’t be put on a
floor – money won’t be (Spain)
If you always pick up burnt matches instead of leaving them laying you will find money (England)
Слайд 9Money
If you put a spider in your
pocket the money
will be there.
If to spit for example on
money , in the future
you can get even
more.
If you scratch your left hand, you will give money away (Britain)
Слайд 10Luck Superstitions
Black cats bring good luck in England and Scotland.
But
in Russia it is bad.
Слайд 13 Clover is a small plant. Usually it has three leaves, but
a few have four. A clover with four leaves brings good luck (Britain)
Слайд 15Bad superstitions
If you break a mirror, you will have seven years
of bad luck.(England, Russia)
Empty bottles on the table are a bad sign.
Russians believe that carrying an empty bucket is not good or bumping into a person with an empty bucket in the street.
Слайд 17Present with something sharp
It is not good to give a present
that contains something sharp, like a fork or a knife.
Слайд 18Friday the 13th superstitions
Friday the 13th superstitions are among the most
pervasive of all bad-luck beliefs. On this day, many people believe bad things are bound to happen, and any luck is bad luck.
In France, Italy, Spain, probably Portugal too 13 is actually a lucky number. Interesting that in Italian culture, the number 17 is their 13.
Слайд 19The most unusual superstitions
England
Put the onion under your pillow at night
before St. Thomas and see your future husband in a dream.
Слайд 20Scotland
If the soup pops out of hand it is not good.
Before
the wedding, the bride must go swimming in the mud and then she will have a happy family life.
The most unusual superstitions
Слайд 22Survey among pupils
We conducted a survey among students and have found
out that: 11% of the pupils believe in superstitions, 36% of them do not believe in superstitions and 53% do not know. 24% of the pupils have an amulet and 76% of the pupils don’t have it.
Слайд 29Conclusions
Superstitions and omens are argued about for a long
time. And people of absolutely different professions, different characters and temperaments debate about it.
But this is your own affair to believe in them or not.
But this is your own affair to believe in them or not.
Слайд 30On the one hand superstitions and omens make our life more
various, on the other hand they can complicate our way of life. That’s why you should be sensible and don’t let the superstitions to rule over you.
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