title: Презентация на тему: Страны1

text:
FLAGS & COUNTRIES
Яглова Ольга Сергеевна
Учитель иностранного языка
МБОУ Большегородищенская СОШ им. Героя Советского Союза Н.Г. Сурнева Шебекинского района Белгородской области
2015
УМК любой
5-9 кл
МЕТОДИЧЕСКИЕ РЕКОМЕНДАЦИИ ПО ПОЛЬЗОВАНИЮ ПРЕЗЕНТАЦИЕЙ
Представляю разработку по теме «Countries». Удобно, а главное наглядно, что способствует большему запоминанию. Можно использовать как тренажер для запоминания или закрепления материала по данной теме. Все слайды снабжены звуковым сопровождением, что способствует запоминанию правильного произношения стран. В конце презентации представлена  своего рода игра «Угадай континент и его страны». Как вариант,  служит одной из форм диктанта.  Можно использовать для любого класса, в частности в среднем звене.
С уважением, О.С. Яглова
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ARMENIA

BELGIUM
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BULGARIA
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GERMANY
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BRAZIL
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GREECE
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CHINA
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DENMARK
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EGYPT
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FINLAND
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FRANCE
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GEORGIA
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HUNGARY
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INDIA
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ITALY
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JAPAN
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MEXICO
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the NETHERLANDS
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NEW ZEALAND
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NORWAY
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POLAND
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PORTUGAL
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RUSSIA
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SPAIN
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SWEDEN
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SWITZERLAND
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TURKEY
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GREAT BRITAIN
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the United States
of America
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CANADA
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Let’s play
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SOUTH AMERICA
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NORTH AMERICA
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AUSTRALIA
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AFRIKA
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EUROPE
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ASIA
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title: Презентация на тему: Summer funny stories

text:
Summer funny stories
Past simple tense
V
ed
2
did
Past continuoustense
V
ing
Was / were
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title: Презентация на тему: Superstions in Russia and Britain

text:
SUPERSTIONS IN Russia and Britain

Practise phonetic exercise
Russian superstitions
British superstitions
Black cat poem
A cat as black
As blackest coal
 Is out upon
 His midnight stroll,

 His steps are soft,
 His walk is slow,
 His eyes are gold,
 They flash and glow.

 And so I run
 And so I duck,
 I do not need
 His black-cat luck.
                                Author Unknown
Make up the quotes
     1.Whenever  of  have  lasses  the
         The  house  the  is  black,  no
         lovers  of  will  cat  lack.
2. When go  and black are
seen, the moon 'tis near
and whispers, Halloween
Laughs Witches riding, cats
Make up the dialogue.  1
Make up the dialogue.  2
Make up the dialogues.  3
Make up the dialogue.  4
 Are you superstitious?
Conclusion


title: Презентация на тему: Superman

text:
Superman
Clark Kent grew up to be a tall shy teenager with short dark hair and glasses

Clark isn’t an ordinary person

Dressed in blue uniform and red cape
Superman can fly very fast
Superman can shoot lasers from his eyes and see through walls
Superman has superhuman strength


title: Презентация на тему: Summer

text:
Summer
days
active
nights
gay
long
flowers
short
bloom
warm
sometimes
hot
it rains
have a good time
the time of haymaking
the sun
a lot of insects
shines
holidays
brightly
sea
the sky
camp
nature
village
days
active
nights
gay
long
flowers
short
bloom
warm
sometimes
hot
it rains
have a good time
the time of haymaking
the sun
a lot of insects
shines
holidays
brightly
sea
the sky
camp
nature
village
It is summer.
Summer months are
Days are long,            nights are short.
The weather is warm or hot.
The sun shines brightly in a blue sky.
Nature is active and gay.
Trees are green, flowers bloom.
The  trees are green, flowers bloom.
Sometimes  it  rains.
Summer is the time of haymaking.
There are a lot of insects in summer.
Children have got holidays in summer.
They have a good time at the camp,in the village or at the sea.
Summer is a nice season.


title: Презентация на тему: Summer holidays

text:
Summer Holidays
Read the poem. Complete it with the correct words.
songs
sun
play
Choose the adjectives best describing your holidays
fantastic
awful
dull
enjoyable
boring
dreadful
lovely
unusual
disgusting
surprising
wonderful
splendid
Activities on holidaysWhat did you do?


Презентация на тему: summer


title: Презентация на тему: Summer Universiade 2013

text:
Summer Universiade 2013
Great russian sporting events
Vasilev Egor
Summer Universiade - global student-youth sporting events.
Type
Summer Universiade 2013-Took place in Kazan (Tatarstan, Russia)
Place
Competitors Russian sportsmen were representatives[1] of 162 countries.
Competitors
(1) [‚reprɪ’zentətɪv] Представители
At Spartakiad of attended by over 45,000 spectators,the president of Russia Vladimir Putin,the leadership of Tatarstan and Kazan.
Spectators
The grand prize - medals
gold silver and bronze
Prizes
The Russian team set an absolute record university games to win gold medals.

Interesting information


title: Презентация на тему: Summer story

text:
Summer story
What did you do last summer?
Ved/2
+
-
What did you do last summer?
Ved/2
+
-
What did you do last summer?
Ved/2
+
-
What did you do last summer?
Ved/2
+
-
Past continuous tense
was
were
V  ing
Past continuous tense
was
were
V  ing
not
Past continuous tense
was
were
V  ing
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title: Презентация на тему: Summer Fires. Grammar: Subjunctive Mood

text:
Peat bog and forest fires
in our region are not out yet!

Rare species of plants and animals have been harmed!

		Ecological situation
 remains unfavorable!
 Volunteers are helping professional fire brigades.

			       it were not so dry in summer.

			       the help could come at once.

			       we knew the truth.
I wish

			       there were more fire brigades.

			       we could save the Oka Nature Reserve.

			       they had ponds in the villages.
If only

  If the smoke were weaker, we would be able to go out.

  If the villagers could, they would stop the fire.

  If he took photos, we would see the damage.

 people (make) crosscuts in the forests.

 the government (forbid) making fires.

 woodmen (cut) dry trees and bushes.

 the villagers (have) shovels and axes.

 it (be) enough rainsfalls.
I wish
If only

What would you do if you were

 president of the country?
 a rich  businessman?
 a woodman?
 an ecologist?


title: Презентация на тему: Superstitions

text:
Superstitions
What superstition is it?
Believe or not believe?
Up and down, up and down.
Which is the way to London town?
Where? Where?
 Up in the air?
 Close your eyes -
 And you are there!
Match the pairs
Never walk
Breaking a mirror
Black cats are
Finding a four-leaf clover
We knock on wood
Wedding Superstitions
Superstition-Quiz
1.What is lucky to say on the first day of the month?
Good morning
White rabbits
Black cats
2.What object is lucky to catch in autumn?
Leaves
Magpies
Rabbits

3.Putting new shoes on the table brings good luck.
True
False
Homework:
Ex. 36. p. 31.
(write a story about one of the superstition)

Bad Luck Superstitions

Good Luck Superstitions
lucky
means good luck
to make something come true
gives 7 years of bad luck
under ladders
1-3
4-5
6-7
H/w
1-3
4-6
7-8
4-6


title: Презентация на тему: Superstition

text:
   Superstition
If you meet woman with
An empty bucket, You will
have bad luck.
You will have visitors , if you      see a spider in your house.
In Turkey if a black cat crossed the road , you will have bad luck. But if you touch your hair you will have good luck.
If you put the keys on the table, you will have  a quarrel.
If  the  baby looks like a mother , he will have  good luck.
You will have  bad day , if the  morning  you meet the  first a woman.
If the bird flew into the house , you will have news.
If your ears itch , will be a snowstorm.
If you look in a broken mirror , you will have bad luck.


title: Презентация на тему: Superstitions Omens

text:
to meet a spotted dog in the street is lucky. The sight of a spotted dog is supposed to bring luck in exams if you cross your fingers. In Russia it is more common to observe the ritual of eating five-petal lilac flowers before exams.
Crow (an omen)
Cuckoo (a divination)
Cricket (an omen)
usually brings sorrow. Both in Russia and Britain, if a cricket continues chirping, it is a sign of death.
Black cat (an omen)
is a sign of good luck and bad luck in Britain.
It is lucky to possess and touch a black cat, but if a sailor meets a black cat when on his way to join a ship he will turn back.
In Russia, as in Britain, if a black cat crosses your path it is a very unlucky omen.
Moth (an omen)
is a sign of a coming letter. In Britain, it is believed that if a moth persists flying around, you are about to receive a letter. The size of the moth determines the she size of the letter. In Russia, it is said that a spider is the sign of a letter coming.
Mirror (a divination)
Mistletoe (a protection)
is believed to protect against all injury from either fire or water. It is considered very unlucky for a house unless some mistletoe and holly are brought in at Christmas. It should always be kept hanging till the following Christmas. These plants are not so popular in Russia.
Ladybird (an omen and divination)
Knife (an omen)
is a sign of a newcomer both in Russia and Britain. If a knife falls, it is a sign that a stranger, a man, will come to the house during the day; a small knife means, a short man; a large knife means, a tall man.
Horseshoe
Umbrella (an omen)
is considered unlucky as a gift. An umbrella laid on the table will ensure a quarrel. Opening an umbrella indoors is considered unlucky in Britain. In Russia this domestic belief is not widely observed.
Chimney sweep (an omen)
is one of the luckiest signs widely observed in Britain. Russian people also think it is lucky to meet a chimney sweep in the street, though you can hardly see any today.
Divide the superstitions into three groups:
Study the following opinions and chooses the ones which are closest to your own views.
Crossword.
Superstitions
Those that coincide
Those that differ very much
Those that are similar but differ slightly
Match these expressions with their Russian equivalents
superstitions;
RUSSIAN EQUVALENTS
WORDS AND EXPRESSIONS
CON
PRO
1
6
7
5
4
2
3
8
10
9


title: Презентация на тему: Survey results

text:
Survey results
Total for questions: 90 pupils
Survey by class 7 «G»
Which is your favorite subject at school?
What kind of teachers do you like?
Which is the most difficult subject for you?
Why do you need English?
How long do you usually do your homework?
Do you think parents should help you with homework?
Do you think your classmates are friendly and helpful?
S       success
C      confidence
H      humor
O      optimism
O      order
L       luck

What rules would you suggest for our school constitution?
Come in time!
Observe school traditions!
Never miss lessons!
Stand for your school!
Try to do your best!
Improve your skills!
Think before you speak!
Use your brains!
Tame your time!
Invent and create!
Overcome all difficulties!
Never be rude!


Презентация на тему: Существительные


title: Презентация на тему: Существительные

text:
NOUNS
Войцеховская Наталья Владимировна,
педагог дополнительного образования
МОУ ДОД Североморский Дом детского
творчества им. Саши Ковалёва
2010

NOUNS
COUNTABLE
UNCOUNTABLE
SINGULAR
PLURAL
honey

Most nouns form their plural by adding  -s
one dog
two dogs

Nouns ending in -s, -ss, -sh,
 -ch, -x, -o, take -es in the plural
one box
three boxes
BUT some nouns ending in -o
take only -s
radio-radios
piano-pianos
photo-photos
rhino-rhinos
hippo-hippos
video-videos

Nouns ending in a vowel+ y take  only-s
in the plural
a boy
four boys

a day-days
a toy-toys
a joy-joys

Nouns ending in a consonant +y, drop the
-y and take -ies  in the plural
a strawberry
two strawberries

a baby-babies
a lady-ladies
a cherry-cherries

Nouns ending in -f or -ef, drop -f or -ef   and take -ves in plural
a wolf
three wolves
BUT some nouns ending in -f or -ef
 take only -s

(крыша) roof-roofs
giraffe-giraffes
(скала) cliff-cliffs
chief-chiefs
belief-beliefs
handkerchief-handkerchiefs

Irregular Plurals
a child- children
a man – men
a woman-women
a goose-geese
a tooth- teeth
a foot- feet
an ox- oxen
a mouse- mice
a louse-lice
a deer-deer
a trout-trout
a salmon-salmon
a sheep-sheep
a swine-swine
a means-means

UNCOUNTABLE NOUNS
cheese, butter, meat, salt, pepper, bacon, bread, chocolate, honey, jam, etc.
coffee, milk, water, tea, wine, lemonade, petrol, oil, etc.
beauty, love, happiness, etc.
gold, iron, silver, wood, paper, etc.
food
liquids
materials
abstract nouns
hair, money, news, advice, snow, furniture, weather, etc.
others

REMEMBER
Some uncountable nouns become countable
with numerals before them
hair
BUT: two hairs
fish
BUT: three fishes
PRONUNCIATION
[ s]
when the noun ends in a(n) [f],[k], [p], [t] or [Ѳ].
cliffs, books, shops, cats, myths
[iz]
when the noun ends in a(n)[s], [ks], [∫], [t∫], [d3 ], [z] or[3] .             buses, foxes, torches, bridges
when the noun ends in any other sound.
rooms, boys, pears, leaves
[z]

WRITE THE PLURAL
lemons
buses
peaches
cherries
roofs
foxes
glasses
keys
pianos
potatoes
balls
books
sheep
babies
children

KEY:
lemon-
bus-
peach-
cherry-
roof-
fox-
glass-
key-
piano-
potato-
ball-
book-
sheep-
baby-
child-
16. green leaf-
17.old lady-
18. radio-
19.ox-
20. tall woman-
21.knife-
22.toy-
23.policeman-
24.raspberry-
25.sandwich-
26.mouse-
27.photo-
28.cliff-
29.watch-
30.thief-
green leaves
old ladies
radios
oxen
tall women
knives
toys
policemen
raspberries
sandwiches
mice
photos
cliffs
watches
thieves

KEY:

TRANSLATE THE NOUNS
lemon-
bus-
peach-
cherry-
roof-
fox-
glass-
key-
piano-
potato-
ball-
book-
sheep-
baby-
child-
16. green leaf-
17.old lady-
18. radio-
19.ox-
20. tall woman-
21.knife-
22.toy-
23.policeman-
24.raspberry-
25.sandwich-
26.mouse-
27.photo-
28.cliff-
29.watch-
30.thief-

THANK YOU!

BEST WISHES TO ALL OF YOU

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3.http://mata2.free.fr/index.htm
Использованные ресурсы:
1.Jenny Dooley, Virginia Evans .Grammar way.
 Express Publishing. 1999.


title: Презентация на тему: Субкультуры

text:
Субкультуры

 Готы

Эмо

Панки

Байкеры

Скинхеды

Гопники

Спасибо за
внимание !


title: Презентация на тему: SUPERSTITIONS

text:
 SUPERSTITIONS Form 8-BSchool 42Dnipropetrovsk
Do you believe in superstitions?
SUPERSTITIONS, WHICH BRING GOOD LUCK
Rabbit's feet
four-leaf clovers
knocking on wood
a horseshoe
number seven

SUPERSTITIONS, WHICH BRING BAD LUCK
Friday The Thirteenth 13
number 13
Walking under a ladder
Spilling salt
a black cat
Break a mirror
Opening an umbrella inside the house
Halloween Superstitions
Wedding Superstitions
Sporting Superstitions
Christmas Superstitions
Rabbit's feet and four-leaf clovers
Some people carry a rabbit's foot on a key ring.
The four leaves in a four-leaf clover represented good luck in fame, wealth, lover, and health. '
That a four-leaf clover means good luck is a common belief-It is not easy to explain why people believe so, but it may just be that since it's unusual people think if must lean something.
Legends claim that the four-leaf clover was the only thing Eve was able to bring with her when she was expelled from the paradise. Cattle are thought to graze best and grow fattest when feeding m a field of clover.
Knocking on wood
   The Americans think that knocking on wood prevents good tuck changing to bad, so they often use the expression "knock on wood".
Knocking on wood was supposed to keep the evil spirits that lived in the wood from coming out to spoil our good fortune.
   The habit of knocking on wood to prevent bad luck was first a Roman custom, to communicate with the dryads, or tree spirits. So when one said something good about oneself or one's luck, one would also knock on the wood of a nearby object because it was also good luck to have the dryads in one's favour.
  Most people don't know that you are only supposed to knock twice, not three times. Knocking twice prevents what you say from happening while the demons are preoccupied. Knocking three times gets their attention.
a horseshoe
  The horseshoe is possibly the most common good-luck symbol in use today. If you take a closer look you might just find that some people still put them on or above their front door, and you will also find many greeting cards with horseshoes on.
  Horseshoes were originally made of iron, and iron was supposed to give protection against witches, fairies and devils. If you find a horseshoe consider yourself a very lucky person (especially nowadays when they are so hard to find!}, but you must follow a ritual to get the good luck. You must pick up the horseshoe with your right hand, spit on one of the ends of the horseshoe and make a wish. Then throw it over your left shoulder, and leave without looking back to see where it landed.
  Lucky horseshoes should be hung with the tips up, like a «U» or else the luck drains out.
Number seven
   It took God seven days to create the world, and any association with the number is lucky. The seventh son of the seventh son is the most lucky of men and when people talk about the «seven year itch» they mean that every seven years a person's personality undergoes a complete change.
  I have heard that by placing a new baby on someone's bed wilt ensure that that person will be the next to have a baby.
  If you find a coin that tales up, pick it up and give it to someone this will give you both good luck.
  I am not sure if this is true but when you enter a car you are supposed to enter it with your right leg for good Luck.
Friday The Thirteenth 13
	The number 13 is thought to be unlucky because there were 1 3 people at Christ's Last Supper. Some buildings don't have a thirteenth floor. Instead the numbers jump from 1 2 to 14. Some people think that they will have a bad day when the 1 3th day of the month is Friday.
	The origins of Friday superstitions are many. One of the best known is that Eve tempted Adam with the apple on Friday. Tradition also has it that the Flood in the Bible, the confusion at the Tower of Babel, and the death of Jesus Christ all took place on Friday.
Those who know about these things, inform us tliut Adam and Eve were expelled from the Garden of Eden on Friday and Christ was crucified on a Friday.
Christians also noted that twelve witches plus one devil are present at Satanic ceremonies so Friday and 1 3 make a deadly combination.
 	But, as far as I know, Friday the t 3fh is only bad hick for males. The calendars used to have 1 3 months for the 1 3 phases of the moon in a year. Men changed the calendar fo 1 2 months. Women also generally have 1 3 cycles in a year. Friday is also ruled by Venus which represents women.
	 Friday the thirteenth is considered the unluckiest of days, unless you were born on Friday the thirteenth. If you were born on this day fhen Friday the thirteenth is your lucky day.
In fact most of Central Europe being mainly Christian jt nothing to them. Tuesday the 1 3th was the worst day of fhe year.
In Italy, not only number 1 3, but also number 1 7 brings bad luck and/or death.
Walking under a ladder
	Americans believe that it's bad luck to walk under a ladder. This came from the early Christian belief that a leaning ladder formed a triangle with the wall and ground. You must never violate the Holy Trinity by walking through a triangle, lest you be considered in league with the devil. (And you all know what good Christians did to people they suspected of being in league with the devil.)
You should never walk under ladders, and never pass people when going up or downstairs.
	But why?
	Do you remember a story from Genesis (1. Mosebook) of Jacob's ladder between heaven and earth? People seemed to believe that to climb a ladder or to walk up the stairs means luck because this is the way up fo God. Going under a ladder might therefore mean fhe opposite... if you do have to go under a ladder you can keep your fingers crossed to ovoid bad luck. But you have to make sure fo keep your fingers crossed until you see a dog, for some reason.
	If you go up or down the stairs and you have fo pass someone, you can always cross your fingers and this way avoid disaster. If you should stumble on the staircase, that is said to be good omen. It might even indicate a wedding in the household in the future.
 	 It is bad luck to walk under a ladder because they used to be used only by painters, so if you walked under one, paint or anything else could fall on you.
Spilling salt
   Don't spill the salt.
Although some people believe that Judas spilt salt during the last supper.
    Salt was a very precious expensive commodity in the middle ages. It was also used for medical purposes. If you spilled any, you must immediately throw it over your left shoulder to strike the nasty spirits in the eye, fhus preventing sickness.
If a black cat crosses in front of you...
	Ablack cat crossing the road meansbad luck in almost all countries except in the British Isles. Cats were believed to consort with witches and warlocks. People thought cats brought evil and bad luck.
	The most well known superstition is that if a biack cat crosses your path you'll have bad luck.
In ancient Egypt, the Goddess Bast, was a black female cat. Christian priests wanted to wipe out all traces of other religions so convinced their ignorant followers to destroy the evil demons that were black cats. While they were at it, they destroyed the kindly little old ladies who cared for the cats believing them to be witches.
 	But I know that if a black cat comes to your door - you will soon have a lover in your life.
Then if you see a white cat on a full moon it means you'II soon be married !!!
Break a mirror
  Breaking a mirror gives 7 years of bad luck. I twill give you seven years of misfortune.
  The reason behind this belief is probably the old idea that a person's soul is in their reflection, so that if you smash your mirror, your soul will be damaged too, dooming them to an early death, and not giving them an entry to heaven.
  Are there any ways of making up for this bad luck then? Yes - if you very carefully pick up all the broken pieces and throw them into a river of stream, then the bad luck will be «washed away».
   The true reason that breaking a mirror was 7 years bad luck is because when mirrors were first made they were so expensive that if you broke on you would serve 7 years as an indentured servant to the owner of the mirror because not too many people could afford to buy another one to replace it.
Opening an umbrella inside the house
  Did you know that if you open an umbrella indoors it means bad luck? In the old days umbrellas were used just as a sunshade, but today we mostly use them when it rains. Because of the connection with the sun, and because the umbrella has the circular shape of the sun it became very important not to open the umbrella in a dark/shaded area, as for example, inside the house.
 One must remember not td give an umbrella as a gift or place it on the top of a table or on top of a bed. One should also try to avoid dropping it on the floor - all this would bring bad luck.
HALLOWE'EN SUPERSTITIONS
    It is celebrated at a time of the year when trees become bare and days become shorter. In other words this is the day when the forces of cold and death return to earth. People used to believe that it was necessary to fight against these forces in order to survive the tough winter months ahead.
  They had bonfires, and they used apples and nuts to drive away the witches and spirits that haunted civilization on this particular night. Nuts were used to predict with whom you were going to marry. You had to put two nuts into the fire side by side, then give them names. It was a good sign if they glowed and burned together, but if one or both burst, it meant bad luck. A couple could also place two nuts into the fire to see if they would have a long and happy life together,
   Apples were used to foresee luck and fortune.
One would 'bow ones head into a bucket filled with water and some apples, and try to catch an apple, the bigger the better, since a bigger apple would bring you greater fortune.
   However, not all people celebrate Halloween for the same reason. Some celebrate it as a day for remembering the dead and others by making merry and seeking guidance for the future.
All sorts of superstition were connected with the celebration of Halloween, and some of them are still alive, even if they don't have the same significance today. Halloween in today's Britain turns out to be a distant echo of the original feast of life and death. 3 1 October is a day for fancy dress parties, hollowed pumpkins and cheerful and messy games. Many children also go round knocking on doors, dancing and singing and asking for sweets or money.
CHRISTMAS SUPERSTITIONS
"To have good health throughout the next year, eat an apple on Christmas Eve,"
"Eatplum pudding on Christmas and avoid losing a friend before next Christmas."
"The child born on Christmas Day will have a special fortune."
"Wearing new shoes on Christmas Day will bring bad luck."
In Ireland it is believed the gates of Heaven open at midnight on Christmas Eve. Those who die then go straight to Heaven.
If you refuse a mince pie at Christmas dinner, you will have bad luck for the coming day.
If you eat a raw egg before eating anything else on Christmas morning, you will be able to carry heavy weights.
"Snow on Christmas means Easter will be green."
"Good luck will come to the home where a fire is kept burning throughoutthe Christmas season."
"Place shoes by side on Christmas Eve to prevent a quarreling family,"
"A dear star-filled sky on Christmas Eve will bring good crops in the summer."
"A blowing wind on Christmas Day brings good luck."
In Greece, some people burn their old shoes during the Christmas season to prevent misfortunes in the coming year.
In the Swedish countryside, from cock crow to daybreak on Christmas morning the trolls {wicked elves) roam about.
In Devonshire, England, a girl raps at the henhouse
door on Christmas Eve. If a rooster crows, she wilt marry within the year.
You will have as many happy months in the coming year, as the number of houses you eat mince pies in during Christmastime.
"Shout 'Christmas Gift' to the first person knocking on your door on Christmas Day and expect to receive a gift from the visitor."
SPORTING SUPERSTITIONS
Many players think that they'll play better if they follow certain rituals before a match.
Some always tie the laces of their right boot first. Others kiss their football shirts before the march. Some people say that double numbers on a player's
shirt could bring good luck.
David Beckham wears a new pair of boots for every match!
World-famous racing driver, Michael Scriumacher, is one of many racing drivers who believes that a ritual will help him win. He always gets into his car in the same way before a race. For him the left-hand side of the car is the lucky side but that is not enough: he makes certain thaf he puts his right foot into the car first! A strong superstition in the racing world is that the colour green is unlucky.
The last person to get the ball in the basket in a pre-mafch warm up will have a good game. If you wipe the soles of your sneakers, you will definitely have better luck. Michael Jordan always wore blue shorts under his uniform to bring him luck. The famous tennis player Goran Ivanisevich has a strict pre-game ritual. When in London, he books the same table of the same restaurant and orders the same feast offish soup, lamb and ice cream with chocolate sauce.
British number one, Tim Henman, has a favourite shower cubicle at Wimbledon, which he uses before and after his matches. He refuses to use any other shower cubicle.
WEDDING SUPERSTITIONS
   In the United Kingdom, it is traditional to save the top layer of your wedding cake for the christening of your first child.
A superstition from Mexico has it that the bride cannot wear pearls in her wedding day for the pearls are the tears she will cry in her marriage.
If a bride cries on her wedding day, those shall be the last tears she ever sheds over her marriage. Rain on your wedding day means you will have many children.
   Superstition has it that if there is a full moon 1 -2 days before the wedding, then your married life will be filled with luck and good fortune.Chinese superstition says that carrying an open red umbrella over the bride will protect her from evil spirits.In the Chinese culture, the colour red brings good luck. Often the decorations are red, monetary gifts are given in little red envelopes, and the bride dresses red.It is bad luck to use red roses in the bridal bouquet. It will end in the death of a marriage. To lose your wedding ring means to lose your husband.
 Married in White, you have chosen right,
 Married in Grey, you will go far away,
 Married in Black, you will wish yourself back,
 Married in Red, you will wish yourself dead,
 Married in Green, ashamed to be seen,
 Married in Blue, you will always be true,
 Married in Pearl, you wi!l live in a whirl,
 Married in Yellow, ashamed of your fellow,
 Married in Brown, you will live in the town,
 Married in Pink, your spirit will sink.
   If is bad luck for any other dress to be longer than the bride's dress. It is bad luck for the bride to try on her wedding gown before the wedding day. If she does, most likely that the wedding ceremony will not go through. In the Italian culture, tRe groom has to carry a piece of iron in his pocket to keep the evil eye (mal'ochino) away from him and his bride. The iron is supposed to reflect the evil spirits and banish them.In Japanese and Chinese culture, th'e number "four" is synonymous with "death". The numbers nine (eternity), eight (prosperity), two (harmony), six (prosperity) are lucky.
SUPERSTITIONS in my family
Our family doesn't believe mostly in all superstitions. But there are some of them we beware. They are;
1) the black cat;
2) spilling salt;
3) breaking the mirror.
Va/eriy; My mother believes in some superstitions. For example, she tries not to open un umbrella in a house. Frankly speaking, I believe in superstitions, too. And if I see a black cat, I turn and go another way. As to my father, he does not believe in things like these, he thinks that that is very stupid. The number 1 3 is lucky for us - on this day everything is OK!
When you believe in things that you don't understand I think you suffer. That's why it's interesting and useful for us to learn more about such incomprehensible and strange things as superstitions!
Anna: My family doesn't believe in superstitions. Everybody, except my grandmother, thinks that it's really stupid. Only my grandmother believes in every thing. And I have to say that this annoys all my family.
Andny: We believe in superstitions. And I think that we should take them seriously.
It's very pity that we don't know al! of them. This knowledge would help us to prevent worries.
Olena.'To my mind some superstitions are stupid: such as Friday the 13th or black cat. I don't mind such superstitions. But I often make a wish when I stand between two people with the same names.
Zhenia: My father believes in superstitions. To his mind the most well-known superstitions are knocking on wood and Friday the 1 3th. When my father sees a person with empty bucket he knows something will be bad. Frankly speaking my mother believes only in dreams. And as for me I try not to think about this.
Stasya: We don't believe in superstitions. Superstitions are not for us. In our family number 1.3 is a lucky one.


title: Презентация на тему: Superstitions in the UK

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Superstitions in the UK
Made by: Gordienko I.,  Golubeva A.
SSASSH
26.10.11

Table of Contents
What are Superstitions?
Superstitions

What are Superstitions?
Collins English Dictionary
«are irrational beliefs, especially  with regard to the unknown»
Good Luck Superstitions
Touching  Wood
Black Cat
Good Luck Superstitions
Four-leaf Clover
Faith
Hope
Love
Luck
Good Luck Superstitions
Horseshoe
White Heather
Good Luck Superstitions
Putting Money
 in the Pocket of New Clothes
Catching Falling
Leaves
Bad Luck Superstitions
Walking Underneath
 a Ladder
Breaking a Mirror
Bad Luck Superstitions
a Lone Magpie
Bad Luck Superstitions
Spilling Salt
Opening
an Umbrella Indoors
Table Superstitions

Wedding Superstitions
Bride and room must not meet on the day of the wedding except at the altar
Wedding Superstitions
Fidelity
Bride's Family Valuable Item
Old Garter
Happy Future
Wedding Superstitions
Husband should carry his new wife
Thank you for your attention!
E-mail: superstitions@gmail.com


title: Презентация на тему: Существительные-исключения

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Irregular plurals
Существительные-исключения
Tooth- teeth
tooth
зуб
зубы
teeth
Man- men
man
Человек, мужчина
men
мужчины
Полицейский
Policeman- policemen
Policeman
Policemen
Полицейские
Mouse - mice
Mouse
Mice
мышь
мыши
Foot - feet
feet
foot
Ноги, ступни
Нога, ступня
Woman-women
woman
women
женщина
женщины
Child - children
Child
children
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Goose-geese
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Sheep
Овцы, овца
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title: Презентация на тему: Свадебные приметы

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Wedding Superstitions
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In the Middle Ages in Brittany the groom proposed marriage put a branch of a hawthorn at doors of his Love on 1- st of May. If she left the branch at the door, she accepted this offer. If she wanted to refuse, she replaced the branch of a hawthorn with a cauliflower.
People believed that if the woman marries the man whose surname begins on the same letter, as a surname of the bride, it will bring to a newly-married couple  misfortune.
In Great Britain the veil has got popularity in the 19-th century. In this country it is associated with modesty and purity
It is impossible to LEAVE the VEIL. And the BUTTONHOLE! They are kept at home as a family relic and when the first-born is born in a family, the kid, for example, is covered with a veil when he is ill
The most known superstition connected with a wedding dress is that the groom should not see the bride in her wedding dress up to the ceremony  (it will bring misfortune).
A superstitious bride is not supposed
to wear the whole of her bridal array
before the wedding.
Today the majority of brides marry in white. It symbolizes purity. Brides from noble and rich families of the sixteenth century were authors of the tradition. Popularity of this tradition has sharply increased after queen Victoria has made a decision to get married in a white dress, instead of silver which was earlier considered to be a traditional colour of brides of royal blood.
Cutting of a wedding cake has become an integral part of obligatory ritual on wedding reception.
Other ancient English custom was connected with wedding ring hid in a pie.  For the visitor who has found a ring in the piece of a pie, the year following after wedding should stand out especially happy.
One more superstition says that the old footwear on the bride will bring good luck.
It is considered that the origin of the term "honeymoon" goes back to those times when men abducted the future wives. Then the pair should hide from parents of the bride before the wedding. Newly married remained to be in hiding during one more lunar cycle after wedding. During this period they drank honey wine.


title: Презентация на тему: SURPRISE ME (УДИВИ МЕНЯ)

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5. My bedroom is above the sitting-room. My sitting-room..
What is the name of the town where Neznaika lives
in the book by N.Nosov?

Flower town  B) Sunny town  C) Cucumber town
Which Egyptian god was depicted with the head of a dog?
 (jackal-headed)

A) Anubis  B) Osiris  C) Amenhotep
The apple of discord was thrown under
 to Olympic goddesses  by:

A) Artemis B) Themis C) Eris
Which playing card is considered  a curse of Scotland
 or the Scourge of Scotland?

A) Queen of spades B) Jack of clubs C) Nine of diamonds
The first academy was established in:

A) Italy B) France C) England
Trillion is

million of milliards B) thousand of millions
C) thousand of milliards
Napoleon Bonaparte by the type of temperament was:

A) phlegmatic B) sanguine C) choleric
Which of these weapons is not a pistol?

A) Beretta B) Valter C) Galil
The human skeleton has got this amount of bones:

A) 218 B) 128 C) 281
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Structure giving shape and support
Baby carriage
The back of the foot
Remove the skin of the fruit and vegetables
The middle of the target
Fighting between two people
situated


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H h
I i
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N n
O o
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U u
V v
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X x
Y y
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Supernatural
The series tells of the fantastic adventures of brothers Winchester - Sam and Dean. In ancient black car Chevrolet Impala 1967 they travel the US and successfully investigate strange paranormal phenomena, most of which are based on American urban stories, legends.The brothers did not like. When they were children, their mother died under mysterious and strange circumstances. Since then, Sam and Dean's father devoted his life to finding devil that blame for the death of his wife.The children grew up and began to help him. But Sam, becoming quite an adult, he decided that do not have to fight with mystical powers. He wanted to start a normal life, go to university.But Sam's life like a whirlwind burst brother Dan. He told Sam that their father was gone, but left their important message. Sam agreed to the trip, but not more than a few days. Only here a couple of days will be enough. The normal life of these brothers was not destined to live. They need to find their father and solve the mystery of her mother. They had to open a dangerous and incomprehensible world of werewolves, ghosts and various rebel dead, killing all around. A lot of them risk their lives when faced
   Projek X
Feature film "Project X: greedily" created in the US in 2012. The director of this comedy was funny Nurizade Nima, who took this picture on a script by Michael Bacall. The painting "Project X: greedily" out funny, interesting moments, driving scenes and starts muzykoy.No as an American youth comedy, humor and American. If you used the effect of amateur shooting, so that all that is reality. Well played young artists - Thomas Mann, Oliver Cooper and Jonathan Daniel Brown, perfectly included in your images.The film "Project X: greedily": Thomas turns 17 years old. In honor of this event friends Thomas - Costa and JB decided to hold a birthday party cool. On the weekend of Thomas's parents left, forbidding him to arrange any activities. But friends of Thomas still persuaded him to hold small Sabantuy, 50 person maximum ... Costa Friend Share unbeknownst Thomas in the whole internet invitation and were about two thousand people but they all went to perekosyak and burned half the area it's standing !

Fine Stars
The Fast and the Furious
Brian falls in love with Miyu sister Dominique, which only exacerbates the situation. Guilt Dominica is becoming more apparent. Dominic takes him to the team that he took part in competitions which take place in the desert called "Race War" in which Jesse puts his wheelbarrow at stake and loses its Tran. Realizing that wheelbarrow lost his father, he went to an unknown destination. Tran required to give him a wheelbarrow and accuses Dominique is that he passed his cops, Dominic comes into a rage and beats Tran. At night, Dominic wants to go trick. It does not stop no lack of Jesse, not pleas of his sister Mia. He Vince, Leonomi and Letti leave. Despite feeling Brian recognized Mia that he cop and her brother want to save. Truck drivers were now ready to bloom. Along with it, he goes in search of houses. After trying to rob a truck Dominic team fail. The driver was armed and vidstrilyuyetsya from looters. Vince got in the truck and got cut wounds on his hands from rope and a hole in the side of the driver shot with a shotgun. The driver clears the way Letti. For it back Leon. The driver disables Dominica car, but to help naspily Brian and Mia. Brian Vince makes of trucks and trying to help. We drive Dominic and Brian on the phone helicopter is revealing itself. The helicopter takes Vince and Dominic, Mia, Leon and Letti go home on a wheelbarrow Leon. Dominic sends Letti and Leon in a safe place, and he wants to go far to look for Jesse Tran did not get to it. Appears Brian and does not leave him saying that the police find Jesse before. At this point, the house of Jesse arrives and apologizes in Dominica. There Tran and his brother Lance and kill Jesse. Brian and Dominic rush in pursuit of them. Dominique Lance throws off a cliff and kill Brian Tran. Then Dominic and Brian arrange a race in which almost get a train, but the time to pass before him. Then Dominique hits the truck and the car breaks down, but he is still alive. Brian gives him the keys to his Toyota Supra instead of which blew Tran. And Dominic leaves. After the scene titles shown as Dominic travels to Mexico.

How hurtuvavsya Style
"How hurtuvavsya Style" - a new comedy TV series Ukrainian production. The main characters - a boy-students living in the hostel. One of them, Alexander Yarmak loves rapping. Makes it its extraordinary texts cluttered room in student dormitory. The guy said that the rapper should be clear position in their tracks, not a bunch of unnecessary showing off. Sasha helps to make a career of the famous artist, his friend Eugene Gus. Their duet Gus - Producer and Yarmak - artist. In the first selection goes questionable places for performance because frequent funny situations. Once he agrees with one brother a girl with whom he slept, to speak at one event. As it turns in a conversation, it is the Jews. Sanya to such participation in the festival "type Hanukkah Hipo-hop party." Choosing the guys a little, besides hanging debt paying hostel. The matter is complicated by the fact that it is on the carpet brutally cruel Lidia Ivanovna - wardress former colonies, to talk about their latest mischief. Recently guys missed a hostel and decided to scare the commandant, wearing rubber masks. Then she was gone. Uladnavshy this episode, the guys start to prepare the speech, which promised to pay for the "thing". After the performance of boys expelled from vtryshyya holidays. Such situations on the show a lot. For those who like to make fun of young people and their jokes, comedy will like.


title: Презентация на тему: SURPRISE ME!!!


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title: Презентация на тему: Summer holiday

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Summer holiday
Prepare
pupil 8 class
Pavlukovska Oksana

Let me start with summer holidays. Pupils have summer holidays that are three months long. Children don't have to get up early. There is no homework to do and lessons to learn. That's why they like summer holidays.
I like summer holidays because I have a lot of free time. In summer my friends and I often go swimming and boating there. There is a lot of fish in the lake, so I sometimes go fishing. When it is very hot I usually go to the forest. The air is cool there. I like to walk in the shade1 of trees and pick mushrooms and berries. I like to go to the beach2 in the morning when it is not too hot. I swim, sunbathe, and play with my friends on the bank of the river. I always help my grandmother to work in the kitchen garden or to look after chickens.
My summer holiday
10 cause why I love summer holiday
1. Warm weather
2. Bathing season
3. Holiday Ivana Kupayla
4. Transparent river
5. Fair sun
6. Walk forest
7. Endless sky
8. Short and mild night
9. Beautiful flowers
10. Gathering berry
But unfortunately time flies quickly on holidays and soon it's time to go to school again.
The end


title: Презентация на тему: «Своя игра» на английском

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One way to play the game in class is to set up three teams.  For each round, have one person from each team stand up as contestants.  Have one pick the category and dollar value; click on that box and then ready the question that appears.  Call on the first contestant that raises his or her hand for the answer.  If they are correct, their team gets corresponding points or dollars (e.g., 1 point for each $100).  If the first contestant misses the question or does not answer quickly enough, his or her team loses the corresponding points.  Then, offer the question to the remaining two contestants in order of their raised hands.  After the question has been answered correctly, or after all three contestants miss it, or after no contestant wants to try, return to the main slide by clicking on the yellow arrow.  The current contestants then sit down, and the game moves to the next round.

Note that this Jeopardy game does not have a Double Jeopardy question.
Example Questions:
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Welcome to Power Jeopardy
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You can easily customize this template to create your own Jeopardy game.  Simply follow the step-by-step instructions that appear on Slides 1-3.
Welcome to Power Jeopardy
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You can easily customize this template to create your own Jeopardy game.  Simply follow the step-by-step instructions that appear on Slides 1-3.
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Welcome to Power Jeopardy
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Welcome to Power Jeopardy
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Welcome to Power Jeopardy
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You can easily customize this template to create your own Jeopardy game.  Simply follow the step-by-step instructions that appear on Slides 1-3.
Welcome to Power Jeopardy
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Welcome to Power Jeopardy
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Welcome to Power Jeopardy
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Welcome to Power Jeopardy
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Welcome to Power Jeopardy
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Welcome to Power Jeopardy
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Welcome to Power Jeopardy
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Welcome to Power Jeopardy
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Welcome to Power Jeopardy
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title: Презентация на тему: Свадебные приметы и предрассудки


title: Презентация на тему: Surprise!

text:
- Oh! What is it?
a box.
- A fox?
- What is there?
- Surprise ;-)))
- Oh! They are kittens! Two little kittens!
- Yes. Two little kittens in the red box.
- Yes, it is.
- Is it a good surprise?
- Yes, it is a good surprise.
- Is it a surprise?
- Hello!
- Hello! What is your name?
- My name is Musya.
- Who are you?
- What can you do?
- I can sing.
Meow-meow-meow.
- Hello!
- Hello! What is your name?
- What can you do?
- I can run. And you? Can you run?
- Hello! We are Tim and Tom. We are kittens. We can play leap-frog.
And you? Can you play
leap-frog?
- No.We like to play hide-and-seek.
And you? Can you play hide-and-seek? Do you like it?
leap-frog
tag
hide-and-seek
I am an animal. I am gray. I am big. I have got big ears, little eyes and a very long nose. I like to swim and to play. I am from Africa.
I am an animal. I am not big. I am brown and orange. I have got four legs, two ears and eyes. I have got a long tail. I like to play. I like milk.
Guess the animal. What animal is this?
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dog             bear         monkey       kitten            wolf             mouse
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frog          cow            lion            cat           cock         chicken
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wolf              sheep      elephant        dog         horse         donkey
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goat          horse            frog          bird          donkey         puppy
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cat                sheep         dog           kitten      leopard        puppy
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bear          tiger             lion           cat           elephant        leopard
Thank you!


title: Презентация на тему: Sydney

text:
900igr.net
Sydney
Sydney is the largest city in Australia, and the state capital of New South Wales. Sydney has a metropolitan area population of approximately 4.4 million.
Its inhabitants are called Sydneysiders, and Sydney is often called "the Harbour City". It is one of the most multicultural cities in the world, reflecting its role as a major destination for immigrants to Australia.
History
Climate
Sydney has a temperate climate with warm summers and cool winters, and rainfall spread throughout the year. The weather is moderated by proximity to the ocean, and more extreme temperatures are recorded in the inland western suburbs. The warmest month is January.
Snowfall was last reported in the Sydney City area in 1836.
The city is prone to flash flooding from rain caused by East Coast Lows.
Buildings and architecture
The Buildings and architecture of Sydney are not characterised by any one architectural style, having accumulated and developed over its 200 year history.
With the lifting of height restrictions in the post-World War II years, much of central Sydney's older stock of architecture was demolished to make way for modernist high rise buildings; a number of the most notable new buildings were designed by Harry Seidler.
Culture
The cultural life of Sydney, Australia is very vibrant, diverse and multicultural. Many of the individual cultures that make up the Sydney mosaic are centred on the ethnic, linguistic and religious communities formed by waves of immigration. In addition, as a major international city, Sydney boasts a dynamic scene of musical, theatrical, visual and other artistic activity. There is an longstanding friendly rivalry between Sydney and Melbourne for the title of 'Australia's arts capital'.
Culture
Sydney hosts many different festivals and some of Australia's largest social and cultural events. These include the Sydney Festival.
Australia's premier prize for portraiture, the Archibald Prize is organised by the Art Gallery of New South Wales. The Sydney Royal Easter Show is held every year at Sydney Olympic Park, the final of Australian Idol takes place on the steps of the Opera House, and Australian Fashion Week takes place in April/May and September. Sydney's New Year's Eve and Australia Day celebrations are the largest in Australia.
Entertainment and performing arts
Entertainment and performing arts
The National Institute of Dramatic Art, based in Kensington, boasts internationally famous alumni such as Mel Gibson, Judy Davis, Baz Luhrmann and Cate Blanchett. Sydney's role in the film industry has increased since the opening of Fox Studios Australia in 1998.
Sydney's most popular nightspots include Kings Cross, Oxford Street, Darling Harbour, Circular Quay and The Rocks, which all contain various bars, nightclubs and restaurants. Star City Casino, is Sydney's only casino and is situated around Darling Harbour.
Tourism
In the year ending March 2008, Sydney received 2.7 million international visitors. The most well-known attractions include the Sydney Opera House and the Sydney Harbour Bridge. Other attractions include Royal Botanical Gardens, Luna Park, some 40 beaches and Sydney Tower.
Sydney also has several popular museums such as, the Australian Museum (natural history and anthropology), the Powerhouse Museum (science, technology and design), the Art Gallery of New South Wales, the Museum of Contemporary Art and the Australian National Maritime Museum.
Sport and outdoor activities
Sydney is well-endowed with open spaces and access to waterways, and has many natural areas, even in the city centre.
Sport is an important part of Sydney's culture. The most popular sport in Sydney is rugby league. Cricket is the most popular summer sport in Sydney.
The Sydney 2000 Summer Olympic Games or the Millennium Games/Games of the New Millennium-It was the second time that the Summer Olympics were held in the Southern Hemisphere
Education
Sydney is home to some of Australia's most prominent educational institutions.
There are four multi-campus government-funded Technical and Further Education (TAFE) institutes in Sydney.
Sydney has public, denominational and independent schools. There are four state-administered education areas in Sydney, that together co-ordinate 919 schools.
The University of Sydney, established in 1850, is the oldest university in Australia
Infrastructure
Most Sydney residents travel by car through the system of roads and motorways. The most important trunk routes in the urban area are the nine Metroads, which include the 110 km (68 mi) Sydney Orbital Network. Sydney is also served by train, taxi, bus and ferry networks.
Sydney Airport, in the suburb of Mascot, is Sydney's main airport, and is one of the oldest continually operated airports in the world.
What to do
If you are visiting Sydney anyone will have an activity to their liking there.
Surfing at Bondi Beach.
Shopping at the over 500 shopping centers and outlets.
Sydney Aquarium .At the Sydney Aquarium walk underwater and discover the world's largest collection of all-Australian aquatic life - over 12,000 marine animals!
Sydney Tower Restaurant .Sydney - Sydney Tower Restaurant is one of the most spectacular showcases of Sydney and its cuisine. A favourite amongst locals and a must do for anyone visiting...
And a lot more!


title: Презентация на тему: Symbol of Ireland

text:
Symbol of Ireland
Kononova Natalia
School 47, 5A
Symbol of Ireland
History
St. Patrick's day
Traditions
Leprechauns
Four-leaved clover
Shamrock today
Symbol of Ireland
Shamrock is a symbol of Ireland.
History
Saint Patrick used this plant to illustrate the idea of Trinity. Three leaves of the shamrock symbolized the Holy Trinity.
St. Patrick's day
Traditions
There is a funny tradition in Ireland. On St. Patrick's day people put a leaf of shamrock in the glass of beer and then drink it. They believe that this tradition brings happiness and luck.
Other interesting traditions are connected with Leprechauns and four-leaved clover.
Leprechauns
Four-leaved clover
Shamrock today
Leprechauns are magical creatures. People believe that leprechauns keep their gold in small pots under the rainbow.
People in Ireland believe that four-leaved clover brings good luck. That's why they try to find it on St. Patrick's day
Today shamrock is a popular symbol in Ireland. It is used as a national trade mark.


Презентация на тему: Svyato-Belopesotsky Nunnery


title: Презентация на тему: «Своя игра» или «Великобритания в фокусе»

text:
 «Своя игра»или «Великобритания в фокусе»

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Как называется произведение?

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Под каким названием известна Великобритания?
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Как называется самая высокая гора Великобритании?
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Биг-Бен – это огромные часы, установленные на башне святого Стефана Вестминстерского дворца.
В честь кого они были названы?
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Какому литературному персонажу посвящен музей на Бейкер-стрит в Лондоне?
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Назовите автора книги о Гарри Потере.
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В графстве Ноттингемшир был старинный королевский лес. Он назывался Шервудский лес.
С именем какого легендарного героя он был связан.
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Где короновались английские короли?
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Легенда утверждает, что без них падет Тауэр
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У какого города в Великобритании есть неофициальное название “The Smoke”?
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Назовите традиционный рождественский десерт в Англии.
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Традиционные угощения на Пасху в Великобритании
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       To beat the air

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Better late than never
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As red as a cherry
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Что представляет собой национальный музыкальный инструмент Шотландии?
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Назовите всех музыкантов знаменитой “Ливерпульской четверки”.
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В каком лондонском музее находится Галерея Шепота?
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Кто из англичан изобрел телефон?
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Какой английский ученый открыл закон физики?
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Какое лекарство открыл английский ученый Александр Флеминг?
Спасибо за игру!


Презентация на тему: Сыйфат мөстәкыйль сүз төркөме


title: Презентация на тему: SYMBOLS AND EMBLEMS OF GREAT BRITAIN (СИМВОЛЫ БРИТАНИИ)

text:
Symbols and emblems of Great Britain
The Union Jack
The Coat-of-arms of Great Britain
Sights  of Great Britain
The Stonehenge
Traditional English dishes
Double-decker bus
Red telephone booth
the National English flower
Symbols of Scotland
Symbols of Scotland (the tartan)
Traditional Scottish Haggies
Symbols of Wales
Symbols of Northern Ireland


title: Презентация на тему: Sydney. New South Wales

text:
New South Wales
Sydney
Total Area (in New South Wales): 313,000 sqm²
Population (in New South Wales): 6.89 million

Fast Facts
Sydney is Australia's oldest city.
Sydney is famous for its beaches and surfing! Famous beaches such as Bondi Beach, Manly Beach and Palm Beach and many more are great places for keen surfers and swimmer.
There are also many forests and parks scattered around Sydney.
Sydney is divided into North and South of the Sydney Harbour Bridge.
The city has parks around it such as Hyde Park and the Domain. Darling Harbour and the Sydney Aquarium are also close by.
You can catch the bus, train or ferry to travel around Sydney and see all its wonderful attractions.

General Information
During the winter months, it snows in the Snowy Mountains! The Snowy Mountains are about six hours drive from Sydney. The best places to ski are Thredbo, Perisher and Selwyn.
During the summer, the weather in Sydney can be quite hot and humid, reaching 38°C.
The average temperatures in Sydney are:
Summer (Nov – Mar) T: 20°C - 30°C
Autumn (Apr – Jun) T: 15°C - 23°C
Winter (Jun – Aug) T: 8°C - 13°C
Spring (Sep – Nov) T: 18°C - 25°C

Weather
This is a popular and famous tourist attraction because of the unusual shape of the roof and the wonderful view of the Sydney Harbour.

Sydney Opera House
The Opera House was designed by a Danish architect, Jørn Utzon and was completed in 1973. The shape of the roof was inspired by the opening of palm leaves.
It is listed as a world heritage building because of its beauty and structure.

There are many performances held at the Opera House from ballet performances, to opera, musicals and bands! You can arrange for a tour of the Opera House with a tour guide who will explain the history and structure of the building.

The Sydney Harbour Bridge is one of Australia's most well known landmarks. It is the world's largest (but not the longest) steel arch bridge with the top of the bridge standing 134 metres above the harbour. The bridge connects the southern and northern parts of Sydney. The bridge was opened to the public in 1932.

Sydney Harbour Bridge
There are many ways to explore Australia's most famous icon. You can either drive, walk, cycle or catch the train across the bridge!

You can arrange to climb up the top of the bridge by walking the ‘Bridge Climb’. It is a 2 hour guided tour where you walk along the side of the bridge and see the fantastic views from the top! At all times, you are safe as you wear safety gear that attaches onto the bridge rails.

You can also climb the pylon which is a concrete structure at both ends of the bridge. For a small fee you can climb up and also see the spectacular views of Sydney Harbour and the City.
You can also walk across the bridge as there is a pathway on one side of the bridge. You can walk the bridge from either The Rocks or from the train station at Milsons Point (northern part of Sydney).

At the Sydney Tower, you can pay and catch a lift to go to the top of the tower to their Observation Deck. From there, you have a  full view of Sydney.
If you are more daring, you can go on the ‘Skywalk’ which is a guided tour that is outside the Sydney Tower.
Sydney Tower
You are attached to a cable and walk on a glass floor that sticks out from the tower. You can see the streets and people underneath your feet through the glass floor!!
There is also a restaurant at the top of the tower that slowly revolves around as you eat! But be careful when you come out of the toilets as you may have to find your table as it would have moved!!

Darling Harbour is the social and cultural centre of Sydney!! You can find there:
Many cafes, restaurants and shops
You can visit the IMAX cinema!! It shows movies in 3D movies on the biggest screen in the world!!

Darling Harbour and China Town
There are many cultural events, street performers and many other types of entertainment
You can walk and relax in the Chinese Garden of Friendship. It is a pleasant garden that celebrates the friendship between Sydney and China. You can visit also the Chinese tearoom as well! You will need to pay for the entrance
It is also close to Chinatown where there are many Chinese restaurants, cafes and shops!
Nearby is Paddy´s Haymarket! This is a great market where you can buy cheap clothes, fruits, and vegetables! The market is opened from Thursday to Sunday and during holidays!

This is the oldest part of Sydney as it was where the first European settlement of Australia started.
The oldest building in Sydney is here! It is called the Cadman’s Cottage and it was built in 1816 as a workshop for ships. The building is now being used as an information centre for the Sydney Harbour National Park.

The Rocks
The Rocks is famous for its narrow stone lanes, with great cafes, restaurants and pubs! There are always bands playing in the pubs during the week!
The Rocks markets are held during the weekends. The markets sell many beautiful, hand crafted pieces for tourists and locals!

Sydney Aquarium is one of the most attractive aquariums in the world. They have some of Australia’s aquatic life with over 12,000 animals including huge sharks and rays, platypus, seals, fairy penguins, crocodiles!. Aquarium is divided into a few sections according the localities of natural habitat of animals (northern /southern rivers, northern /southern oceans)
The main attraction is a glass tunnel under the water, where visitor can see huge sharks, rays or turtles from an extraordinary angle of view. Aquarium is located in Darling Harbour.
Sydney Aquarium
You can see more than 2,000 species of animals, many of them Australian. Feathers, fur, fins and fangs can be found at the Taronga Zoo. Natural habitats were carefully designed by experts. The zoo has one of the best views of Sydney.
Taronga Zoo

The Blue Mountains are part of the Great Dividing Range, which are mountains that start in Melbourne and runs through New South Wales. The name ‘Blue Mountains’ is from the blue haze that comes when the eucalyptus oil evaporates from all the gum trees.

Blue Mountains
Byron Bay is famous for it beautiful beaches which is 37 kilometers long! Surfers and swimmers love coming here and enjoy the relaxed environment, the great cafes and can go dolphin and whale watching!

Byron Bay

You can also try skydiving, gliding or riding in a hot air balloon as well!! There are also several excellent surfing and diving schools in this area because of the great surf conditions!
During the Easter weekend, people from around the country comes to attend the East Coast Blues and Roots Festival.
They also have music, arts and writing festivals throughout the year

Sydney Football Stadium
Murray Street Sydney
MS Queen Victoria in Sydney
University of Sydney
The University of Sydney is a public university located in Sydney, New South Wales. Founded in 1850, it is the oldest university in Australia and Oceania.
The University of Sydney is organised into sixteen faculties and schools, through which it offers bachelor's degrees, master's degrees, and doctoral degrees. Three Nobel laureates have been affiliated with the University as graduate.

What did you learn about Sidney?
What sight would you like to see most of all? Why?
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title: Презентация на тему: Sydney

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   Sydney the state capital has a spectacular harbour, a rich colonial history, and a glowing international reputation. Sydney is the most recognised city in Australia.
 Sydney
     To see the best of Sydney harbour you should try a ferry trip from Circular Quay. The Manly Ferry is one of the best trips on offer, as it shows off some of the best views of the city, including the Harbour Bridge and the Opera House.
    Sydney is a huge city area wise but the city has spread out as far as it can go as it now borders 3 National Parks:the Royal National Park to the south , Kurangai Chase National Park in the north and the Blue Mountains National Park in the west. The Blue Mountains is a popular place for Sydneysiders.The Blue Mountains can receive snow during the winter months. The area is heavily forested with steep cliff walls and some spectacular waterfalls. Colourful parrots, and other birds are abundant, and quite often they come really close to people when they are looking for food.
Glimpses of Sydney

   NSW offers the traveller a great variety of breathtaking coastlines, world heritage national parks, outback, snow and skiing, lush farming country, and of course the dazzling city lights of Sydney.
   Sydney the state capital has a spectacular harbour, a rich colonial history, and a glowing international reputation. Sydney is the most recognised city in Australia.
Sydney Harbour
Harbour Bridge
Sydney is the capital city of the state of New South Wales, and is Australia's oldest and largest city. Founded in 1788 it has a population of almost four million and boasts one of the largest and most beautiful harbours in the world. Two easily recognizable landmarks which often depict Australia rather than just Sydney are the Sydney Harbour Bridge and the Sydney Opera House.
Sydney Opera House
To the west of the city centre is a refurbished area called Darling Harbour which is the location for many hotels. The area offers many great restaurants, unique shops and Entertainment Centres. You can get to Darling Harbour on the Monorail which does a curcuit through the city centre. For the best view of Sydney you could go up the top of the Sydney Tower. From up here you can see the whole city with 360 degree views.

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Harbour Bridge

   Sydney is the capital city of the state of New South Wales, and is Australia's oldest and largest city. Founded in 1788 it has a population of almost four million and boasts one of the largest and most beautiful harbours in the world.
   Two easily recognizable landmarks which often depict Australia rather than just Sydney are the Sydney Harbour Bridge and the Sydney Opera House.

    To see the best of Sydney harbour you should try a ferry trip from Circular Quay. The Manly Ferry is one of the best trips on offer, as it shows off some of the best views of the city, including the Harbour Bridge and the Opera House.
   To the west of the city centre is a refurbished area called Darling Harbour which is the location for many hotels. The area offers many great restaurants, unique shops and Entertainment Centres.
   You can get to Darling Harbour on the Monorail which does a curcuit through the city centre. For the best view of Sydney you could go up the top of the Sydney Tower. From up here you can see the whole city with 360 degree views.

    Sydney is a huge city area wise but the city has spread out as far as it can go as it now borders 3 National Parks:the Royal National Park to the south , Kurangai Chase National Park in the north and the Blue Mountains National Park in the west.
   The Blue Mountains is a popular place for Sydneysiders.The Blue Mountains can receive snow during the winter months. The area is heavily forested with steep cliff walls and some spectacular waterfalls. Colourful parrots, and other birds are abundant, and quite often they come really close to people when they are looking for food.
Glimpses of Sydney

         Sydney the state capital has
  a spectacular harbour, a rich colonial history,
and a growing international reputation.
   Sydney is the most recognised city in Australia
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Sydney Opera House

Sydney Opera House is an extraordinary structure and one of the world's premier performing-arts facilities. Its organic shape and lack of surface decoration give the Opera House a timeless beauty. It is recognised globally as a modern wonder. Opened in 1973, it has taken its place among the world's most architecturally significant buildings. It was designed by Danish architect Jorn Utzon and took almost 15 years to build. Twice a week, a special behind-the-scenes tour explores the interior of the Sydney Opera House, including rehearsal rooms, lighting booths, the scenery dock and more.
There are also daily front-of-house
tours and dinner and performance
packages covering the Australian
Ballet, Opera Australia,
 Sydney Dance Company,
the Sydney Symphony Orchestra
and Sydney Theatre Company.
Sydney Harbour Bridge is an international Aussie icon. Opened in 1932 and affectionately known as the 'Coathanger', the single arch construction was built from both ends to join in the middle. It is 1,149 metres long, weighs 52,800 tonnes, has 6 million rivets and needed 272,000 litres of paint for its initial coat. To test the bridge's strength before it opened, 96 railway engines were driven onto it, the equivalent to 5,900 cars. It takes 10 years and 30,000 litres to apply one coat of paint, and this work goes on continuously. Today visitors to Sydney have the chance to climb the Bridge on safe, supervised guided tours to marvel at this engineering wonder and its stunning views over Sydney Harbour.
Sydney Harbour
Bridge
The Ferry         2.Circular Quay
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Darling Harbour
North Sydney
Monorail
  Sydney is to Australia
what London is to England and
Paris is to France.
In recent years, the city has received
the Condast award for
 the World's Best Tourist City.
It has also won
Business Traveler magazine's award
for Best Destination.

1.North Sydney         2.North Sydney
3.Sydney Malls
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title: Презентация на тему: Своя игра по немецкому языку

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Wann vereinigten  sich die BRD und die DDR?
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Dresdener Gemäldegalerie
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title: Презентация на тему: Symbols of the USA

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Symbols of the USA
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American Flag
    The United States Flag has had many names and many designs since it was first made in 1775. The most popular name is the Stars and Stripes. The flag stands for the land, the people, the government and the ideals of the United States.
    The first flag represented the 13 original colonies but had the British flag in the upper left hand corner. After the Declaration of Independence was written the British flag was
    replaced with 13 stripes and 13 stars representing
    the 13 colonies. As more states were added to the
    union more stars were included. The 13 original
    stripes remain on today's flag, but there are now
    50 stars for the 50 states.
Statue of Liberty
The Statue of Liberty was given to the United States by France in 1884. It was a symbol of friendship and liberty that both countries shared. France and the United States both shared its expense.
A French sculptor, Fredric Auguste Bartholdi,
     designed it and chose its location. The Statue
     of Liberty is a symbol that expresses freedom
     to people all over the world. Her crown bears
     seven spikes representing the light of liberty
    on the seven seas and seven continents. In
    her left arm she holds a tablet with the date of
    the Declaration of Independence. A broken
    chain at her feet represents the brokenness
    of a dictatorship.
Liberty Bell
The Liberty Bell is a treasured remembrance when America was fighting for its Independence.
    It was rung on July 8, 1776, for the 1st
    public reading of the Declaration of
    Independence. It weighs over 2,080 pounds.
    Today the bell hangs in a shelter, just north
    of Independence Hall in Philadelphia. For
    nearly 100 years, the Liberty Bell rang on
    many special events. The Bell cracked in 1841, so it is not rung anymore. Although, it is struck with a mallet on special days.
White House

The White House is the home of the President of the United States. Whoever is President lives and works there until someone else becomes President. It is located in Washington. President and Mrs. John Adams became the first family to live in the White House in 1800. The British burned the mansion down during the War of 1812, but it was rebuilt. Throughout the years, 43 presidents have made some of the most important decisions in history while living in the White House.
Thomas Jefferson Memorial
The Thomas Jefferson Memorial is a
     shrine to honor the third President of
    the United States and author of the
    Declaration of Independence. President
    Franklin D. Roosevelt spoke at a
    ceremony at the start of construction in 1938.
On the 200th anniversary of Jefferson's birth (April 13, 1943) it was dedicated.. The design of the building, which is circular, was introduced to the United States by Jefferson, himself. A Statue of Thomas Jefferson and four of his famous quotes are located inside the shrine.
The Lincoln Memorial
The Lincoln Memorial is a monument in Washington D.C. that recognizes a powerful leader of our country during the Civil War, Abraham Lincoln.
It took 4 years to build. The building, designed by Henry Bacon and styled after a Greek Temple, has 36 columns representing the states of the union at the time of Abraham Lincoln's death. Inside are two murals, two tablets with the Gettysburg Address and the Second Inaugural Address, and a heroic statue of Lincoln.
Mount Rushmore
Mount Rushmore is in the Black Hills of South Dakota. It show the faces of the four American Presidents: George Washington, Thomas Jefferson, Theodore Roosevelt and Abraham Lincoln. It is a memorial designed by an American sculptor, Gutzon Borglum. It is taller than the Great Pyramid of Egypt and is the world's greatest mountain carving.
Official Flower
The rose was designated the official flower and floral emblem of the United States of America in 1986. The rose has been around for about 35 million years and grows naturally throughout North America. The petals and rose hips are edible and have been used in medicines since ancient times.
Great Seal of the United States
Eagle
The American bald eagle was adopted as the official emblem of the United States of America in 1782. The bald eagle was chosen because of it's majestic beauty, great strength, long life, and because it's native to North America. In the wild, an eagle will live 30-35 years (up to 50 years in captivity). A full-grown Bald Eagle has a wingspan of up to 7
     foot. They fly up to 30 miles an hour and can dive at 100 miles an hour!
The Motto
In 1956 the President approved a Joint Resolution of the 84th Congress declaring IN GOD WE TRUST the national motto of the United States. Most Americans are only familiar with the first verse of Francis Scott Key's 1814 poem The Star Spangled Banner, but the fourth verse includes: And this be our motto: "In God is our trust."


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title: Презентация на тему: Symbols of the USA

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                  Content
General description of the USA
Gallery
The presentation of  my symbol
The history of  bold eagle
The usage of  emblem
Gallery
General description of the USA
   The USA is the richest and one of the most developed countries in the world .The territory of the USA is almost 9.400.000 square kilometers . It is washed by the Atlantic Ocean in the east , the Pacific Ocean in the west and the Artic Ocean in the north . The population of the USA is 252 mln people . The climate is different in different parts of the USA : from a polar climate in Alaska to a continental in the greater part of the country and subtropical and tropical in the south of the USA . The capital of the USA is Washington . The country is very rich in mineral resources .
There are many symbols that representthe United States of America.
US flag
Great Seal of the USA
Bald eagle
 Washington
    Monuments
Lincoln Memorial

Liberty Bell
Gateway Arch
Mount Rushmore
Alamo
Yankee Doodle
 White House
Gallery
   Bald eagle
   The history of bald eagle
The usage of emblem bald eagle
Gallery of my symbol
The end !!!
Bald eagle
Seal
Coat of arms
                  Content
General description of the USA
Gallery
The presentation of  my symbol
The history of  bold eagle
The usage of  emblem
Gallery
General description of the USA
   The USA is the richest and one of the most developed countries in the world .The territory of the USA is almost 9.400.000 square kilometers . It is washed by the Atlantic Ocean in the east , the Pacific Ocean in the west and the Artic Ocean in the north . The population of the USA is 252 mln people . The climate is different in different parts of the USA : from a polar climate in Alaska to a continental in the greater part of the country and subtropical and tropical in the south of the USA . The capital of the USA is Washington . The country is very rich in mineral resources .
There are many symbols that representthe United States of America.
US flag
Great Seal of the USA
Bald eagle
 Washington
    Monuments
Lincoln Memorial

Liberty Bell
Gateway Arch
Mount Rushmore
Alamo
Yankee Doodle
 White House
Gallery
   Bald eagle
   The history of bald eagle
The usage of emblem bald eagle
Gallery of my symbol
The end !!!
Bald eagle
Seal
Coat of arms
                  Content
General description of the USA
Gallery
The presentation of  my symbol
The history of  bold eagle
The usage of  emblem
Gallery
General description of the USA
   The USA is the richest and one of the most developed countries in the world .The territory of the USA is almost 9.400.000 square kilometers . It is washed by the Atlantic Ocean in the east , the Pacific Ocean in the west and the Artic Ocean in the north . The population of the USA is 252 mln people . The climate is different in different parts of the USA : from a polar climate in Alaska to a continental in the greater part of the country and subtropical and tropical in the south of the USA . The capital of the USA is Washington . The country is very rich in mineral resources .
There are many symbols that representthe United States of America.
US flag
Great Seal of the USA
Bald eagle
 Washington
    Monuments
Lincoln Memorial

Liberty Bell
Gateway Arch
Mount Rushmore
Alamo
Yankee Doodle
 White House
Gallery
   Bald eagle
   The history of bald eagle
The usage of emblem bald eagle
Gallery of my symbol
The end !!!
The project was compiled by Kara Vita


title: Презентация на тему: Symbols of the USA (Символы США)


Презентация на тему: Symbology of the Russian Federation


title: Презентация на тему: Symbols of Easter

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Savega Olesya
Secret Information
Would you like to know a secret?
Well, I'll tell you one I know:
The Easter's Bunny's coming,
My mama told me so.

He'll bring a basket filled with eggs
And leave it in my yard,
And I will find it Easter morn,
If I look very hard.

I shouldn't tell my secret,
But I think it should be shared
You ought to know that Bunny's coming,
So you can be prepared!
Chocolate Rabbit
I got a chocolate rabbit
For an Easter treat,
A great big chocolate rabbit
Good enough to eat.

So I ate his ears on Sunday,
His nose I finished Monday.
Tuesday I nibbled on his feet.
I ate his tail on Wednesday
Thursday I kept on,
By Friday he was going,
Saturday he was gone.

Oh, I loved my chocolate rabbit
From the moment that he came,
And if I get another one,
I'll love him just the same.


title: Презентация на тему: Taxes in the USA

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Taxes in the USA
To tax is to impose a financial charge upon a taxpayer  by state.
Failure to pay is punishable by law.
Taxes consist of direct tax (income tax) or indirect tax (sales tax), and may be paid in money or as its labor equivalent.
Tax collection is performed by a government agency the Internal Revenue Service (IRS).
Purposes
Money provided by taxation has been used by states to carry out many functions. Some of these include expenditures on war, the enforcement of law and public order, protection of property, economic infrastructure (roads, legal tender, enforcement of contracts, etc.), public works, social engineering, and the operation of government itself.
Governments also use taxes to fund public services. These services can include education systems, health care systems, pensions for the elderly, unemployment benefits, and public transportation.
Levels and types of taxation
The United States has an assortment of federal, state, local, and special purpose governmental jurisdictions.
Each imposes taxes to fully or partly fund its operations.
These taxes may be imposed on the same income, property or activity.
The types of tax imposed at each level of government vary.

Income taxes are imposed at the federal and most state levels.
Taxes on property are typically imposed only at the local level.
Excise taxes are imposed by the federal and some state governments.
Sales taxes are imposed by most states and many local governments.

Taxpayers
Taxes may be imposed on
individuals (natural persons)
 business entities
estates
trusts
other forms of organization
Income tax
Taxes based on income are imposed at the federal, most state, and some local levels within the United States.
The U.S. income tax system imposes a tax based on income on individuals, corporations, estates, and trusts.

Income tax rates differ at the federal and state levels for corporations and individuals.
Individuals are subject to federal graduated tax rates from 10% to 35%.
Corporations are subject to federal graduated rates of tax from 15% to 35%.
State income tax rates vary from 1% to 16%, including local income tax.
Federal and state income tax is calculated, and returns filed, for each taxpayer.
Two married individuals may calculate tax and file returns jointly or separately.
Some people hire an accountant for tax calculations.
Payroll taxes
Payroll taxes are assessed by the federal government, all fifty states, the District of Columbia, and numerous cities.
These taxes are imposed on employers and employees and on various compensation bases.
They are collected and paid to the taxing jurisdiction by the employers.
Property taxes
Property tax is based on fair market value of the subject property.
Most jurisdictions impose a tax on interests in real property (land, buildings, and permanent improvements).

Penalties
Failure to timely and properly pay federal payroll taxes results in an automatic penalty of 2% to 10%.
State and local penalties vary by jurisdiction.

In some situations public can influence on taxes.
For example, if one school district wants more money people vote whether they pay more taxes for it or not.


title: Презентация на тему: Tablet

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TABLET
Prepared by student of group 39fm4
Korotkova Kristina

Tablet
dosage form
Composition
active and excipients substances
Sweeteners and flavours
taste of tablets
Popular dosage form
compressed tablet
A tablet taking
orally
Break-up of tablet
digestive tract
Administered
sublingually, buccally, rectally or introvaginally
Tablets
shapes                 colors
Identification
symbols, letters and numbers
Size of tablets
few millimeters to about a centimeter
Thank you for your attention!