title: Презентация на тему: Pages of history: linking past and present

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Pages of history: linking past and present
Answer the questions.
Do you like history?
Where can we get information about historic events?
What periods in the history of mankind do you find most interesting?
What people played a special role in history?
What events in history changed the face of the world?
Do people always learn lessons of history?
What history can teach us?
   Anthropologists formulated a theory of cultural evolution in which they divided human development into three stages: savagery, barbarism and civilization.
   Initially our ancestors were hunters and gatherers. They were grouped into tribes. These tribes usually included relatives and shared the same language and culture. They were governed by meetings of elders. Early people in prehistoric times are supposed to have been simple, severe, without any attention to comfort.
   The first great idea which started man on the road to his great achievements was when a caveman picked up a heavy stone to help him. The use of fire was another step without which no development would have been possible. Another great move towards modern technology was the invention of the wheel. First man hunted animals for food, but gradually he learned to capture and tame some of them, so that he could keep his food nearby. Man also discovered how to plant crops.
  The British archaeologist Gordon Childe worked out a theory explaining how a culture transforms into a civilization. He wrote that a civilization is characterized by the invention of writing, mathematics, long-distance trade, wheeled carts, irrigation technology and some other features.
  Modern scientists say that it has the following basic characteristics: political and religious structures and administration of the territories, a complex division of labour, with full-time artisans, soldiers, peasants and administrators.
  The ancient Near East has been called the cradle of Western civilization. To its people we owe the invention of agriculture, the alphabet, the first cities. This region includes modern Turkey, Iran, Egypt, Iraq. Ancient Egypt deserves a special mention. It developed a unique culture that lasted 3 thousand years.
  The Greeks made radical experiments with political, artistic and philosophical ideas, all of which have had a lasting influence on Western civilization. One of the most fascinating things that the Greeks have left us is their legends.
   Ancient Romans were great lawmakers and keen politicians. They were skillful warriors too, they took part in overseas wars, trying to expand their power, and conquered a number of neighbouring peoples.
   Unfortunately the history of mankind is not only a history of inventions and discoveries but also a history of wars and military conflicts.
   However we can benefit from the knowledge left to us by earlier generations, even if it is acquired through frightening and cruel experiences.
   The lifestyle which we enjoy today is a result of countless ideas and deeds of our forefathers.


title: Презентация на тему: Painting. Landscapes. Grade 10.

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Every child is an artist. The problem is how to remain an artist once we grow up.                       Pablo Picasso
Describe the picture.
Use the following words and word combinations:
 To depict
 In the foreground
 In the background
 Predominate in colour scheme
 Scarcely discernible
 To create the impression
 Primary colours
 The craftsmanship of the painter
 Splashes of colour


title: Презентация на тему: Our School

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Moscow 2009-2010
Contents:
School  in Our Life
Russian Language  and Literature
Algebra  and  Geometry
English
French and German
Oriental  Languages
History and Social Science
Computer  Science
Economics
Chemistry
Physics
Geography
Biology
Physical Education
Summing it up
Authors
Acknowledgements
Sources  of  Information
School in our Life
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And it really gives us a chance to understand how to make friends with a lot of different people.
It not only educates us, but it brings us up, forms our character and teaches us to behave correctly in different situations.
Russian language and Literature
At the lessons of Algebra and Geometry we are taught to do sums and to solve various kinds of problems using different special tables and schemes. We gain experience in developing our logical thinking.
In the course of these studies Pythagoras and Lobachevsky have almost become our relatives.
Good knowledge of European languages will be of the greatest value for our future career and life.  At these lessons we can gain a useful experience communicating with people in a foreign language. Thus we can learn a lot of interesting facts about their traditions, habits and customs.
Now we are sure not to mix up Manet and Monet and to yodel properly.
The lessons of Oriental Languages
ORIENTAL LANGUAGES
At the lessons of History and Social Science we  acquire knowledge about the history of the humanity, we learn facts  about the development of the society in the past and nowadays, about the levels of its development.
Also we learn facts and details about great public figures who made a great contribution into the development of the society and who brought glory to their native countries.
Computer science is of great importance today. That's why special attention is paid to the  studies of accumulating, keeping, transforming and
transference of information.
With the help of these classes we can write a useful programme or do our homework in a digital form no more making our handwriting tricky for the teacher.
At the lessons of economics we get a lot of information about principal laws of modern economics and about the most important notions of this science. It is time to start writing a business plan of our own!
Chemistry is really a thrilling science giving us lots of knowledge about the structure of different substances and their  characteristics.
Besides we learn how to make soap and how to grow crystals!
At the lessons of Geography we acquire knowledge about different distant regions of the world. We also learn facts and details about their geographical position and climate.
Due to these classes we know everything about the greenhouse effect and we are ready to fight the global warming.
At  the lessons of Biology
we get  information about different species of animals and plants which live and grow on different territories. We learn facts and details about rare and dying-out species of animals and plants which should be protected.
While having PE lessons we develop our skills in doing physical exercises, we are taught to compete in the proper way and to achieve good results.
Authors:
Arkhipova Polina
Dolzhikova Olga
Ivannikova Tatiana
Manushenkova Marina
Shmal Anna
Khromychkina Daria
Shegoleva Ekaterina

    Supervisor:
   Prosuntsova T. V.
Teacher of English
Special  acknowledgements  to

Ageeva Anna
Medvedeva Sofia

for their assistance in the process of creating this project.
Sources of information:


title: Презентация на тему: Painting

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Painting.

icon
proposal
chemistry
helicopter
still life
pediatrician
canvas
wizard
seascape
representative
drawing
development
mower
artist
brush
gallery
Ilya Repin
Isaac Levitan
William Hogarth
Ilya Glazunov
Kuzma Petrov-Vodkin
Karl Brullov
Ivan Shishkin
Nikas Safronov
Leonardo de Vinci

1860 -  1900
 William Hogarth was a great English painter and engraver.
1697-1764
 He wanted his paintings to be like a play.
 His portraits show the harmony in color.
Tretyakov Gallery                  a) New York
Louvre                                       b) London
Hermitage                                 c) Moscow
Dresden Gallery                      d) Paris
Prado                                          e) St Petersburg
Tate Gallery                              f) Madrid
7.   Metropolitan Museum           g) Dresden
Tretyakov Gallery

     1832                           1898
Official name Federal Cultural Institution "The State Hermitage"  Legal address Dvortsovaya Naberezhnaya, 34 St Petersburg, Russia
DirectorMikhail Borisovich Petrovsky.
Visitors. In 2011 about 3 million people.
The collection contains 2 970 214 items, including:
paintings , works of graphic art , sculptures , archeological objects ,numismatics  and other exhibit items .  The museum was founded in 1764 when Empress Catherine the Great purchased a collection of Flemish and Dutch paintings (225) from the Berlin merchant Johann Ernest Gotzkowski.
The museum's storerooms, exhibitions, departments and services are housed in 10 buildings, one of them is Winter Palace.
Who founded the Gallery?
When was the Gallery founded?
How many canvases are there in the Gallery?
What painters are represented in the Gallery?
5.   Does the gallery contain sculptures?
V.Perov

K.Briullov

I.Repin

A.Rublev

V.Vasnetsov

6. I.Shishkin

7. A.Savrasov

8. Rembrandt van rein

9. I.Aivazovsky

10. Leonardo de Vinci
Kashirino
2012


title: Презентация на тему: Особенности перевода английского детского фольклора на русский язык

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title: Презентация на тему: Pakrour – Urban Life Style

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What is Parkour?
When did Parkour appear?
Parkour was created in France by David Belle and Sebastien Foucan in 1988.
The Philosophy of Parkour
Our life consists of difficulties and
its overcoming means progress.
What can you achieve from Parkour?
physical fitness
mental ability
friends
Parkour - a result of adaptation to the city life.


title: Презентация на тему: Pablo Picasso

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Pablo Picasso
Підготувала
Учениця 10-А класу
Безнощенко Валентина
Pablo Ruiz y Picasso, known as Pablo Picasso  was a Spanish painter, sculptor, printmaker, ceramicist, and stage designer who spent most of his adult life in France.
Among his most famous works are the proto-Cubist Les Demoiselles d'Avignon (1907), and Guernica (1937), a portrayal of the German bombing of Guernica during the Spanish Civil War.
Les Demoiselles d'Avignon
Guernica


title: Презентация на тему: Our new school

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Our new school
Воронежская область
МОУ Подгоренская СОШ №1
Выполнила: учитель иностранных языков
Евченко Елена Тихоновна
2010
We have special classes for practically all the subjects - English, History, Physics, Mathematics, Chemistry, Geography, Literature, Art.
We are proud of two well-equipped gymnasiums and a modern sports ground.
Our canteen


Презентация на тему: Painting. Art Genres. Grade 10.


title: Презентация на тему: Падежи в английском языке

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Общий              Притяжательный
Common Case       Possessive Case
Падежи в английском языке
Существительные отвечают на вопрос «Кто?», «Что?»
Сat
Dog
Table
Woman
Common Case
 Отвечает на вопрос «Чей?»
Образуют только одушевлённые существительные
Possessive Case
The  Noun’s
The cat’s
The mother’s
The doctor’s
The sister’s

Образование притяжательного падежа у существительных единственного числа
The Nouns’
The cats’
The dogs’
Образование притяжательного падежа у существительных множественного числа
Whose dog is it?
The boy’s
Whose doll is it?
The girl’s
Fill in ’S or S’
1. Red is the Brown …    horse.
2.Tom isn’t Mr Brown …   pupil.
3.I have got a grandmother and a grandfather.
My grandparent…   house is very nice.
4. My brother …   name is Oleg.
5. The businessmen …   office is not here.
6. Spot is the Smith…   dog.
7. Mary isn’t Mr Smith…    sister.


title: Презентация на тему: Pablo Picasso

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Pablo Picasso
(1881-1973)
     No painter before him had a mass audience in his own lifetime. Picasso’s audience – meaning people, who had heard of him and seen his work, at least in reproductions – was in tens, possibly hundreds, of millions. He and his works were the subject of constant analysis, gossips, adoration or rumour.

     Pablo Picasso was born in Spain in 1881 and lived for 91 years. For most of his life he lived in Paris, France.
       Full name  Pablo Diego José Francisco de Paula Juan Nepomuceno María de los Remedios Cipriano de la Santísima Trinidad Clito Ruiz y Picasso.
Building on the Merced area in the Spanish city of Malaga, the birthplace of Pablo Picasso
Pablo Picasso aged 4 in 1885
      When Picasso was a child, pictures by Vincent Van Gogh and Paul Cezanne were the modern masterpieces. With Picasso’s fantastic imagination he took those ideas even further. He started to paint what he knew about object or person. Anything solid was broken down into flattened, cut out “pieces”. The pieces were shaped like patterns, or cubes, so the new style was called “Cubism”. When cubism first appeared some critics said it was a complete disaster. So, this style was Picasso’s first gift to the art world. Picasso kept developing new styles, constantly switching between them. He painted and sculptured in any way he wanted.

      Some of the greatest modern painters – Kandinsky, for instance, or Mondrian – saw his work as an instrument of evolution and human development. The idea that he had any kind of historical mission struck Picasso, and he always said that all he had ever made was made for the present and in the hope that it would remain in the present. It is interesting, that he also stood against the Expressionist belief that the work of art must disclose the truth and the inner being of its author.

     Unlike many other artists Picasso wasn’t poor. He had been successful nearly all his life and had plenty of money. He lived in elegant flat in a fashionable Paris street.
Self-portrait
      In this work everything is based on sensation and desire. He could make people feel the weight of forms and the tension of their relationships mainly by drawing the total structure.
     Picasso constantly tried out new forms of art and invented a new style, which, strangely, remained a secret for most of his life – his sculptures. He loved animals and built sculptures of them from materials he found just lying around.

There are painters who transform the sun to a yellow spot, but there are others who with the help of their art and their intelligence, transform a yellow spot into the sun.
                                           ~Pablo Picasso

Famous French doctor once said Pablo Picasso: "As an expert on human anatomy, I would argue that people in your pictures from a pharmaceutical point of view of great doubt." "Maybe - replied Picasso. - But I can assure you that they will live longer than your patients."


title: Презентация на тему: О здоровом стиле жизни

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healthy lifestyle
About
First of all you must understand that healthy eating is your choice for every day.
A sliming diet or
a lifestyle?
Any diet gives a short result.
You must refuse unhealthy food gradually.
Step for step
Rapid changes in your nutrition will have a very pernicious influence on your stomach.
Remember!
Fried, grilled food has a very negative influence on your heart, stomach and teeth.
It’s a very high calorie. And you will gain weight.

Is a main part in a healthy lifestyle.
Fruits and vegetables
Fresh vegetables is a very low calories.
As about fruits, only bananas and grape you need to eat less.
Fruits and vegetables
Some people with high blood pressure have a low level of iron in their organism.
According to statistics they chose apples of different fruits. Because apples include iron.
Morning
A glass of water it will be perfect before breakfast.
It will make your metabolism faster and remains less space in the stomach for food.
Morning
Oatmeal with low-fat milk without sugar it is a perfect dish.
Any porridge must be whole grain.
Morning
You may always add fresh and dried berries into your porridge.
Pieces of strawberries will have a positive influence on vision and on blood pressure.
Morning
Low-fat cottage cheese is a good variety for breakfast.
Stir it with banana and grated apple, bake for 15 minutes in oven. And you will have healthy and tasty souffle.
Dinner
Fresh or boiled vegetables is the best choice for lunch and dinner.
You may add some boiled chicken, beef or lean fish into your soup or other dishes.
Supper
For evening meal is better to take a glass of kefir or yoghurt without sugar.
Thanks for watching!
By Anastasiya Izmaylova


title: Презентация на тему: Pablo Picasso

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Pablo Picasso
By: Beznoschenko Valentina
Early Years
Pablo Picasso was born on October 25, 1881 in Malaga, Spain.
He started painting and drawing at a very young age
Picasso’s father José Ruiz y Blasco was also a painter himself and recognized Pablo’s talent at his young age.

Picasso's first painting at age 8, Picador (1889).
Pablo’s father taught him the basics of formal and academic art training.
It involved figure drawing and painting in oil.
Picasso attended many art schools during his childhood, many those of where his father taught
He never finished his studies at the Academy of Arts in Madrid, dropping out after only a year
In the early years of the twentieth century, Picasso, still a struggling youth, began a long term relationship with Fernande Olivier. It is she who appears in many of the Rose period paintings. After garnering fame and some fortune, Picasso left Olivier for Marcelle Humbert, whom Picasso called Eva. Picasso included declarations of his love for Eva in many Cubist works. Humbert was diagnosed with cancer and during her rapid deterioration, Picasso administered to her every need, making daily trips across Paris to visit her in the hospital.
In 1918, Picasso married Olga Khoklova, a ballerina with Sergei Diaghilev's troupe, for whom Picasso was designing a ballet, Parade, in Rome. Khoklova introduced Picasso to high society, formal dinner parties, and all the social niceties attendant on the life of the rich in 1920s Paris. The two had a son, Paulo, who would grow up to be a dissolute motorcycle racer and chauffeur to his father.
Rose Period
In 1905-6, Picasso's palette began to lighten considerably, bringing in a distinctive beige or "rose" tone. The subject matter also is less depressing. Here are the first appearances by the circus performers and clowns that will populate Picasso's paintings at various stages through the rest of his long career.
“Girl in Chemise” 1905
“Two Youths” 1905
Blue Period
Shortly after moving to Paris from Barcelona, Picasso began to produce works that were suffused in blue. This particular pigment is effective in conveying a sombre tone. The psychological trigger for these depressing paintings was the suicide of Picasso's friend Casagemas. The Blue Period work is quite sentimental, but we must keep in mind that Picasso was still in his late teens, away from home for the first time, and living in very poor conditions.

“Le Gourmet” 1901
“The Tragedy” 1903
Cubism Period
In late 1906, Picasso started to paint in a truly revolutionary manner. Inspired by Cézanne's flattened depiction of space, and working alongside his friend Georges Braque, he began to express space in strongly geometrical terms. These initial efforts at developing this almost sculptural sense of space in painting are the beginnings of Cubism
“Self Portrait with Palette” 1906
“Violin & Guitar”
Between the Wars
The collaboration between Picasso and Braque was ended by the First World War. After the war, Picasso, reflecting society's disillusionment and shock with the technological horrors of the war, reverted to a Classicist mode of representation. At the same time, however, he was continuing to push Cubism into new paths. During the '30s Picasso became tangentially connected with the Surrealist movement. Although Andre Breton tried to recruit Picasso, he remained ultimately aloof from any school of art throughout his career
Picasso the Legend
By the late '30s, Picasso was the most famous artist in the world. He was called upon to depict the brutality of fascist aggression in the Spanish Civil War with his monumental "Guernica".
Many other paintings from this period reflect the horror of war, but there is a consistent depiction of personal interest as well. The women in Picasso's life had a major impact on his artistic production, and some of the best examples are from this period.
Picasso’s Late Works
In the last two decades of his long career, Picasso produced more work than at any other time of his life. During this period, some works are not only dated by month and day, but with a numeral (I, II, III, etc.) indicating multiple works created that single day!
This late period tends to be overlooked, but contains some of the finest of Picasso's paintings. Some critics maintain Picasso was creatively lazy at this point, but a close look at the work is very rewarding. He had achieved a level of effortless artistic expression that, I believe, has still not been fully appreciated after more than 25 years.
Regardless of your position on Picasso's personal and artistic life, each of us can, in view of our own mortality, be awed by his final self-portrait.
Throughout Picasso's lifetime, his work was exhibited on countless occasions. Most unusual, however, was the 1971 exhibition at the Louvre, in Paris, honoring him on his 90th birthday; until then, living artists had not been shown there. In 1980 a major retrospective showing of his work was held at the Museum of Modern Art in New York City. Picasso died in his villa Notre-Dame-de-Vie near Mougins on April 8, 1973.

Bibliography
Encyclopaedia Britannica, 1994 and Encarta 1999.
The Museum of Modern Art. Pablo Picasso, a retrospective. Ed. William Rubin, chronology by Jane Fluegel. New York. 1980. ISBN 0-87070-519-9
Mallen, Enrique. The Visual Grammar of Pablo Picasso. Berkeley Insights in Linguistics & Semiotics Series. Berlin: Peter Lang. 2003.


title: Презентация на тему: Pallas’s Cat

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Pallas’s Cat
Well-furred cats from the cold Asian steppes, Pallas’s Cats Otocolobus manul are also called Manul, Steppe Cat or Rock Wildcat.
Distribution
Manul occur in Central Asia, from the Caspian Sea through Iran, Afghanistan, Pakistan and northern India to central China, Mongolia and southern Russia.
Lifestyle
Pallas’s cats are usually nocturnal but may come out during the day. They move around on their own in a territory that spans 2 to 3 miles. They den in caves, crevices and burrows made by other animals. The Pallas’s cats’ long, dense fur provides insulation against their snowy environment.
Food
Pallas’s cat eats small mammals such as rodents and pikas, and ground-dwelling birds.
Life Cycle
The Pallas’s cat can usually lives to be 8 to 10 years old. Females give birth in late spring to litters of up to six young. In 4 to 6 months, the kittens are mature. Females are ready to be mothers at 1 year of age but little is known about the cats’ mating behavior.

Some of Neighbors
Gazelles, marmots, gray wolves, saiga antelope, steppe eagles, maral deer, desert dormouse, marbled polecat, Marco Polo sheep, great bustard, squirrels

Population Status & Threats
In the 1900s, fur traders hunted Pallas’s cats for their fluffy coats. Eventually, laws were made to protect the cats. The hunt for their fur has slowed but still goes on, threatening the Pallas’s cat’s survival. Efforts to poison pikas to control their population also puts pressure on the cats.
WCS Conservation Efforts
WCS(Wildlife Conservation Society) is working with government officials and scientists in Central Asia to eventually create an International Peace Park that would protect animals in the region.

The best hope for Pallas’ Cat is that the inaccessibility and desolation of their habitat will help keep their numbers from being too decimated. Conservation measures must include improving law enforcement efforts and revamping the hunting permit system.


title: Презентация на тему: Овощи по Доману

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ОВОЩИ
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ПОМИДОР

ОГУРЕЦ

КАРТОФЕЛЬ

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РЕПА

КАПУСТА
БЕЛОКОЧАННАЯ

КАПУСТА
КРАСНОКОЧАННАЯ

КОЛЬРАБИ

КАПУСТА
БРЮССЕЛЬСКАЯ

КАПУСТА
ЦВЕТНАЯ

КАПУСТА
БРОККОЛИ

КАПУСТА
ПЕКИНСКАЯ

СПАРЖА

ШПИНАТ

АРТИШОК

ПАСТЕРНАК
КОНЕЦ


title: Презентация на тему: Painting. Vincent Van Gogh. Grade 11

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Vincent Van Gogh’s Quotes
The only time I feel alive is when I’m painting.
I want to touch people with my art. I want them to say “ He feels deeply, he feels tenderly”.
I dream of painting and then I paint my dream…
If I dared , I’d begin to create something like music with the help of color.

Звездная ночь, 1889. Холст, масло, 73х92.
Музей современного искусства, Нью-Йорк
Деревенская улица с фигурами на лестнице, 1890.
Холст, масло, 50х72. Художественный Музей Сент-Луиса, Миссури


title: Презентация на тему: Памятники сказочным героям

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Памятники сказочным героям
Палий Н.Р.
учитель английского языка
МОБУ СОШ №3 им. Ю.А. Гагарина
г. Таганрог

Winnie-the-Pooh

In White River City in Canada you can see this colorful statue of Winnie-the-Pooh. The famous bear is sitting in a tree with his pot of honey.
Alice
In New York, USA there is a large sculpture that depicts Alice, from Lewis Carroll's classic Alice's Adventures in Wonderland. Alice is sitting on a giant mushroom and there are many other characters from the book around her: the White Rabbit, the Cheshire cat and Mad Hatter.

Mary Poppins
The statue of Mary Poppins stands in Maryborough, Australia. Mary Poppins is a magical nanny who can do a lot of stings: she can talk to the animals, travel in time and she can fly by umbrella
Sherlock Holmes
The first full-size statue of Sherlock Holmes was in Switzerland in 1988, by British sculptor John Doubleday – who also did the Charlie Chaplin, in Leicester Square. Doubleday was then commissioned for this tribute to the famous detective in London, unveiled in 1999.
Peter Pan
Writer JM Barrie paid George Frampton to sculpt this work which appeared overnight in 1919. Questions were asked as to why an author had been allowed to erect a tribute to his own creation in a public park but it was so instantly popular it was allowed to remain. There are seven copies around the world.
The Crocodile Gena
The Cheburashka, Crocodile Gena and Shapoklyak sculpture was installed in 2005 in Ramenskoye.
The postman Pechkin sculpture is in Luhovitsy. His friends are Matroskin, Sharik and Galchonok.
The Gold Fish
The Goldfish sculpture is in Kemerovo.
Источники и интернет-ресурсы
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_sculptures_in_Central_Park
http://countrystudying.narod.ru/olderfiles/1/statues.doc
http://www.secret-london.co.uk/Fiction.html
http://www.vologda.kp.ru/daily/26123.4/3015862/


title: Презентация на тему: Pablo Picasso

text:
Pablo Picasso
(1881 – 1973)
Painter, Sculptor

By Karin Ocheretyana
Pablo Diego José Francisco de Paula Juan Nepomuceno María de los Remedios Cipriano de la Santísima Trinidad Ruiz y Picasso  a.k.a. Pablo Picasso
Picasso was born October 25, 1881 in Málaga, Spain. His father was a painter and art professor. Pablo showed artistic talent from a very early age – his first word was the spanish for “pencil”. At age 13, his father convinced the school of fine arts to take him on as a student and rented him a room so that he could have somewhere he could be alone to paint.

Portrait of Gertrude Stein (1906)
Family of Saltibanques (1905)
Picasso lived through World War I, the Spanish Civil War, and World War II, refusing to fight for any side or country. In 1944, he joined the communist party, although he had some differences with them and was never an ardent communist.
Picasso had many relationships over his lifetime with different women. He married twice and had four children with three different women.
Portrait of Daniel-Henry Kahnweiler (1910)kahnweiler was an art dealer who was an early believer in Picasso’s talent
The Guitar painter (1910)
Along with fellow painter George Braque, Picasso pioneered a new style of painting called “Cubism”. The artists analyzed subjects and broke them down into the shapes that composed them. Sometimes they cut up pieces of newspaper or wallpaper and glued them onto the paintings. This was the first time collage was used in fine art.
Glass and bottle of Suze (1912)
Three musicians (1921)
The Dream (1932)
Guernica (1937)

One of Picasso’s most famous paintings, this one represents the German bombing of Guernica during the Spanish Civil War. It was a statement about the brutality and hopelessness of war.

Woman in a Hat with Pompoms and a Printed Blouse, 1962
Chicago Picasso (1967)
Picasso was also a sculptor. In the mid 1960s, he was hired to create a huge (50 foot high) public sculpture to be built in Chicago. He was excited about the project, designing something very ambiguous and controversial. What it is meant to represent, no one really knows, is it a bird, a horse, a woman, or something abstract? Picasso refused the $100,000 fee he was offered, instead donating the sculpture to the people of Chicago.
Picasso was hugely successful during his long career, earning enough money to live very well and being a celebrity. In addition to his enormous body of work he also had a film career, appearing in several films. He always played himself.
Pablo Picasso died on April 8, 1973 in Mougins, France while he and his wife were having a dinner party. His last words were “Drink to me, drink to my health, you know I can’t drink any more.” He was buried in France on a piece of private property he and his wife owned.

“There are painters who transform the sun to a yellow spot, but there are others who with the help of their art and their intelligence, transform a yellow spot into the sun”
					– Pablo Picasso

THE END


title: Презентация на тему: Pancakes day

text:
Children in England love playing, making tricks with pancakes. A child usually tosses a pancake high up to the air, while the others jump trying to catch it. A child who manages to get a bigger piece wins the prize.
During the race they have to toss pancakes three times. Only the most fortunate ones who can run this distance without losing the pancakes will win the race and get a prayer book as a prize. After that all the pancakes are put in a special place in front of the church and the service begins.
Thank you for your attention.


title: Презентация на тему: Painting. Project Work. Grade 11.

text:
If I dared, I’d begin to create something like music with the help of color.
                       (Vincent Van Gogh)
 3 alternative questions with trend collocations

3 special questions with painters and their craft collocations

3 general questions with coloring and expressions collocations and words

3 disjunctive questions with other words.
Look at the model. Repeat it all together.

-Is it a still life or a landscape?
-What did Pablo Picasso specialize in?
-Do hot and agitated colors predominate in his palette?
-There is a beautiful landscape in the background of the picture, isn’t there?


title: Презентация на тему: паппр

text:
Halmetova BarnoSDR group 204A
South Kazakhstan State Pharmaceutical Academy
Vocabulary
Other words and phrases
Contens
Computer actions

Adjectives with infinitives

Other words & phrases

Computer actions
What elements belong to the computer?
Какие элементы относятся к компьютеру?

cursor
grass
programme
  air
water
disk
dog
  drugs
cup
arrow
click
Tree
icon
Call antonyms of these wordsНазовите антонимы этих слов

Dangerous
Difficult
Healthy
Legal
Usual

Safe
Easy
Unhealthy
illegal
Unusual
What is it?
Airport
Аэропорт

Alien
Иностранец

blast
взрыв

businessman
бизнесмен

Crew
кричать

Earth
Земля

Elderly
пожилой

Rocket
Ракета


title: Презентация на тему: Панки

text:
Панки
Prezentacii.com
Sense of the English word "punk" is "rvan'", "rubbish", "shpana". In tatters, with irokezami and innermost contempt to the whole world - such we get pans. And who are these new boys which well go to school decently dressed then, cut, MTV look and listen pank?
Смысл английского слова "punk" - "рвань", "дрянь", "шпана". В лохмотьях, с ирокезами и глубочайшим презрением ко всему миру - такими нам представляются панки. А кто же тогда эти новые ребята, которые хорошо учатся в школе, прилично одеты, подстрижены, смотрят MTV и слушают панк?
A birth-place is a garage
Pank-rok as style began to be formed in the middle 60-kh of the last century. On the wave of popularity of rock-and-roll, especially Beatles, the groups of local value, which played simple, appeared in America, can, not very much high-quality, but the "music". This period entered in history as "garage fate". Exactly in the second half of 60-kh began to play Ms5, Velvet Under - ground, The Stooges. This three, unlike hippie, hardly put the questions of drug addiction, sexual perversions and hopelessness of young people.
    Iggi Priest began the first to jump from the stage in a hall, undress and tear apart a skin in blood. But became the official date of birth of pank-roka on November, 6, 1975, when the first performance of Sex Pistols took place in London. A concert lasted only 10 minutes - the shocked employees no longer survived and cut down electricity. But avalanche it was already not to stop.
Место рождения - гараж

Панк-рок как стиль начал формироваться в середине 60-х прошлого века. На волне популярности рок-н-ролла, особенно Beatles, в Америке появились группы местного значения, которые играли простую, может, не очень качественную, но "свою музыку". Этот период вошел в историю как "гаражный рок". Именно во второй половине 60-х начали играть МС5, Velvet Under - ground, The Stooges. Эта тройка, в отличие от хиппи, жестко ставила вопросы наркомании, половых извращений и безвыходности молодежи.
    Игги Поп первым начал прыгать со сцены в зал, раздеваться и раздирать кожу в кровь. Но официальной датой рождения панк-рока стало 6 ноября 1975 года, когда в Лондоне состоялось первое выступление Sex Pistols. Концерт длился всего 10 минут - шокированные сотрудники больше не выдержали и вырубили электричество. Но лавину было уже не остановить.
First antiglobalisty
The decade of illusions of 60-kh was replaced                                  the cold shower of 70-kh. Pans objected against                  everything. In leather jackets and torn jeans, with hairpins in ears and rings in a nose, britogolovye or bristling varicoloured khayerami, with persons, daubed a paint, with chainlets from a toilet on shoulders, crowds of teenagers were occupied by streets, gateways, paby and cafe. They behaved like a hooligan in movie theaters, defiantly behaved on a relation a constabulary, lifted up passers-by. So they entered a protest the world. A black of anarchy is their color. If hippie there were "za"- for peace, for freedom, for love, pans felt strongly totally about. Against everything.
Первые антиглобалисты
Десятилетие иллюзий 60-х сменилось                     холодным душем 70-х. Панки                                     протестовали против всего. В кожаных куртках и разорванных джинсах, со шпильками в ушах и кольцами в носу, бритоголовые или ощетинившимися разноцветными хайерами, с лицами, размалеванными краской, с цепочками от унитаза на плечах, толпы подростков оккупировали улицы, подворотни, пабы и кафе. Они хулиганили в кинотеатрах, вызывающе вели себя по отношению полицейским, задирали прохожих. Так они выражали свой протест миру. Черный цвет
анархии - их цвет. Если хиппи были "за"- за мир, за свободу, за любовь, то панки были тотально против. Против всего.
Basic directions of pank-stilya: from a fate to the priest
There are a few basic directions in pank-dvizhenii. Actually pank-rok is dynamic, hard guitar music. Leading light of this genre - Exploited and Sex Pistols.
    Pop-panki is more soft form of pop-roka, with pop-muzykoy has little general. Rapid, hard, not politkorrektnaya, but fully life-asserting. For an acquaintance it is possible to listen Ramones.
    Muzyka of khardkora will not make happy a listener by musical pretentious novelties and numerous chords. Speed is such, that a nepodgotovlennyy man easily can fall in shock.
But then will enjoy certainly! For a test it is possible to listen Circle Jerks and Black Flag.
    Ska-pank - has the Caribbean roots and presents from itself guitar dance music. Saykobilli - appearing at the beginning 80-kh thundering mixture of pankovskogo carbon-monoxide fumes with melodiousness and psikhodelichnymi elements.
    Most radical and aggressive branch of pank-roka - ouch. Texts politizirovany, music is hard, spiteful. Musicians aim to prove the closeness to the proletariat. Most known groups: Blitz, Cock Sparrer, Business et al.
Основные направления панк-стиля: от рока до попа
В панк-движении несколько основных направлений. Собственно панк-рок - динамичная, жесткая гитарная музыка. Корифеи этого жанра - Exploited и Sex Pistols.
    Поп-панки - более мягкая форма поп-рока, с поп-музыкой имеет мало общего. Быстрая, жесткая, не политкорректная, но вполне жизнеутверждающая. Для знакомства можно послушать Ramones.
    Музыка хардкора не порадует слушателя музыкальными изысками и многочисленными аккордами. Скорость такая, что неподготовленный человек легко может впасть в шок.
Зато потом                                 непременно                                    получит удовольствие! Для пробы можно послушать Circle Jerks и Black Flag.
    Ска-панк - имеет карибские корни и представляет из себя гитарную танцевальную музыку. Сайкобилли - появившаяся в начале 80-х гремучая смесь панковского угара с мелодичностью и психоделичными элементами.
    Самая радикальная и агрессивная ветвь панк-рока - ой. Тексты политизированы, музыка жестка, злобна. Музыканты стремятся доказать свою близость к пролетариату. Наиболее известные группы: Blitz, Cock Sparrer, Business и другие.


title: Презентация на тему: Панки

text:
The Punks

The punk subculture emerged in the United Kingdom, the United States, and Australia in the mid-1970s.
In the United States during the early 1980s, punk underwent a renaissance in the form of hardcore punk. At the same time Britain saw a parallel movement called street punk.
Punks seek to outrage others with  highly theatrical clothing, hairstyles, cosmetics, tattoos, jewelry and body modification. Early punk fashion adapted everyday objects for aesthetic effect: ripped clothing was held together by safety pins or wrapped with tape; ordinary clothing was customized by embellishing it with marker or adorning it with paint; a black bin liner became a dress, shirt or skirt; safety pins and razor blades were used as jewelry.
Some punks wear tight "drainpipe" jeans, plaid/tartan trousers, kilts or skirts, T-shirts, leather jackets. Their favourite musical instrument is guitar.
Some punks cut their hair into Mohawks or other dramatic shapes, style it to stand in spikes, and color it with vibrant, unnatural hues.
Punk subculture has generated a considerable amount of poetry and prose. Punks have their own underground press which feature news, gossip, cultural criticism, and interviews.
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title: Презентация на тему: Parachuting (skydiving)

text:
parachuting
(skydiving)
PLAN
Vocabulary
Definition
History
Rules
Illustrations

Vocabulary:
Definition:
 parachuting - device that slows the vertical descent of a body falling through the atmosphere or the velocity of a body moving horizontally. The parachute increases the body's surface area, and this increased air resistance slows the body in motion.
History:
    Dating to the 1100s of the Chinese using parachutes for amusement. In the West, however, parachutes were originally conceived for human use as a means of providing a safe escape from a burning building. It was Leonardo Da Vinci who first proposed this use in 1483. Only much later were parachutes envisioned as a means of escaping a disabled aircraft. Parachutes have found wide employment in war and peace for safely dropping supplies and equipment as well as personnel, and they are deployed for slowing a returning space capsule after reentry into the Earth's atmosphere. They are also used in the sport of skydiving.
Rules:
The altitude at which a parachutist opens the canopy varies, but 2,500 feet is usual. With most parachutes, the skydiver pulls a cord that releases the pilot chute, a small chute opened by air resistance that acts to pull the main parachute out from the bag in which the parachutes are encased. The main parachute increases the skydiver's air resistance and slows the diver's fall to the ground to a speed of around 10 mph. Modern ram-air parachutes are made of seven to nine nylon cells that inflate and act as a wing, or glider; these canopies allow the parachutist to steer and sail gently to the ground.
Rules:
parachuting
(skydiving)
PLAN
Vocabulary
Definition
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Vocabulary:
Definition:
 parachuting - device that slows the vertical descent of a body falling through the atmosphere or the velocity of a body moving horizontally. The parachute increases the body's surface area, and this increased air resistance slows the body in motion.
History:
    Dating to the 1100s of the Chinese using parachutes for amusement. In the West, however, parachutes were originally conceived for human use as a means of providing a safe escape from a burning building. It was Leonardo Da Vinci who first proposed this use in 1483. Only much later were parachutes envisioned as a means of escaping a disabled aircraft. Parachutes have found wide employment in war and peace for safely dropping supplies and equipment as well as personnel, and they are deployed for slowing a returning space capsule after reentry into the Earth's atmosphere. They are also used in the sport of skydiving.
Rules:
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parachuting
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Vocabulary
Definition
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Vocabulary:
Definition:
 parachuting - device that slows the vertical descent of a body falling through the atmosphere or the velocity of a body moving horizontally. The parachute increases the body's surface area, and this increased air resistance slows the body in motion.
History:
    Dating to the 1100s of the Chinese using parachutes for amusement. In the West, however, parachutes were originally conceived for human use as a means of providing a safe escape from a burning building. It was Leonardo Da Vinci who first proposed this use in 1483. Only much later were parachutes envisioned as a means of escaping a disabled aircraft. Parachutes have found wide employment in war and peace for safely dropping supplies and equipment as well as personnel, and they are deployed for slowing a returning space capsule after reentry into the Earth's atmosphere. They are also used in the sport of skydiving.
Rules:
parachuting
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Vocabulary
Definition
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My personal opinion

Vocabulary:
Definition:
 parachuting - device that slows the vertical descent of a body falling through the atmosphere or the velocity of a body moving horizontally. The parachute increases the body's surface area, and this increased air resistance slows the body in motion.
History:
    Dating to the 1100s of the Chinese using parachutes for amusement. In the West, however, parachutes were originally conceived for human use as a means of providing a safe escape from a burning building. It was Leonardo Da Vinci who first proposed this use in 1483. Only much later were parachutes envisioned as a means of escaping a disabled aircraft. Parachutes have found wide employment in war and peace for safely dropping supplies and equipment as well as personnel, and they are deployed for slowing a returning space capsule after reentry into the Earth's atmosphere. They are also used in the sport of skydiving.
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My personal opinion:
parachuting
(skydiving)
PLAN
Vocabulary
Definition
History
Rules
Illustrations
My personal opinion

Vocabulary:
Definition:
 parachuting - device that slows the vertical descent of a body falling through the atmosphere or the velocity of a body moving horizontally. The parachute increases the body's surface area, and this increased air resistance slows the body in motion.
History:
    Dating to the 1100s of the Chinese using parachutes for amusement. In the West, however, parachutes were originally conceived for human use as a means of providing a safe escape from a burning building. It was Leonardo Da Vinci who first proposed this use in 1483. Only much later were parachutes envisioned as a means of escaping a disabled aircraft. Parachutes have found wide employment in war and peace for safely dropping supplies and equipment as well as personnel, and they are deployed for slowing a returning space capsule after reentry into the Earth's atmosphere. They are also used in the sport of skydiving.
Rules:
The altitude at which a parachutist opens the canopy varies, but 2,500 feet is usual. With most parachutes, the skydiver pulls a cord that releases the pilot chute, a small chute opened by air resistance that acts to pull the main parachute out from the bag in which the parachutes are encased. The main parachute increases the skydiver's air resistance and slows the diver's fall to the ground to a speed of around 10 mph. Modern ram-air parachutes are made of seven to nine nylon cells that inflate and act as a wing, or glider; these canopies allow the parachutist to steer and sail gently to the ground.
Rules:
parachuting
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PLAN
Vocabulary
Definition
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Illustrations
My personal opinion

Vocabulary:
Definition:
 parachuting - device that slows the vertical descent of a body falling through the atmosphere or the velocity of a body moving horizontally. The parachute increases the body's surface area, and this increased air resistance slows the body in motion.
History:
    Dating to the 1100s of the Chinese using parachutes for amusement. In the West, however, parachutes were originally conceived for human use as a means of providing a safe escape from a burning building. It was Leonardo Da Vinci who first proposed this use in 1483. Only much later were parachutes envisioned as a means of escaping a disabled aircraft. Parachutes have found wide employment in war and peace for safely dropping supplies and equipment as well as personnel, and they are deployed for slowing a returning space capsule after reentry into the Earth's atmosphere. They are also used in the sport of skydiving.
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parachuting
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Vocabulary
Definition
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Rules
Illustrations
My personal opinion

Vocabulary:
Definition:
 parachuting - device that slows the vertical descent of a body falling through the atmosphere or the velocity of a body moving horizontally. The parachute increases the body's surface area, and this increased air resistance slows the body in motion.
History:
    Dating to the 1100s of the Chinese using parachutes for amusement. In the West, however, parachutes were originally conceived for human use as a means of providing a safe escape from a burning building. It was Leonardo Da Vinci who first proposed this use in 1483. Only much later were parachutes envisioned as a means of escaping a disabled aircraft. Parachutes have found wide employment in war and peace for safely dropping supplies and equipment as well as personnel, and they are deployed for slowing a returning space capsule after reentry into the Earth's atmosphere. They are also used in the sport of skydiving.
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parachuting
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Definition
History
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My personal opinion

Vocabulary:
Definition:
 parachuting - device that slows the vertical descent of a body falling through the atmosphere or the velocity of a body moving horizontally. The parachute increases the body's surface area, and this increased air resistance slows the body in motion.
History:
    Dating to the 1100s of the Chinese using parachutes for amusement. In the West, however, parachutes were originally conceived for human use as a means of providing a safe escape from a burning building. It was Leonardo Da Vinci who first proposed this use in 1483. Only much later were parachutes envisioned as a means of escaping a disabled aircraft. Parachutes have found wide employment in war and peace for safely dropping supplies and equipment as well as personnel, and they are deployed for slowing a returning space capsule after reentry into the Earth's atmosphere. They are also used in the sport of skydiving.
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My personal opinion:
In my opinion, parachuting is very dangerous, extriamly,
parachuting
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Vocabulary
Definition
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My personal attitude

Vocabulary:
Definition:
 parachuting - device that slows the vertical descent of a body falling through the atmosphere or the velocity of a body moving horizontally. The parachute increases the body's surface area, and this increased air resistance slows the body in motion.
History:
    Dating to the 1100s of the Chinese using parachutes for amusement. In the West, however, parachutes were originally conceived for human use as a means of providing a safe escape from a burning building. It was Leonardo Da Vinci who first proposed this use in 1483. Only much later were parachutes envisioned as a means of escaping a disabled aircraft. Parachutes have found wide employment in war and peace for safely dropping supplies and equipment as well as personnel, and they are deployed for slowing a returning space capsule after reentry into the Earth's atmosphere. They are also used in the sport of skydiving.
Rules:
parachuting
(skydiving)
PLAN
Vocabulary
Definition
History
Rules
Illustrations
My personal attitude

Vocabulary:
Definition:
 parachuting - device that slows the vertical descent of a body falling through the atmosphere or the velocity of a body moving horizontally. The parachute increases the body's surface area, and this increased air resistance slows the body in motion.
History:
    Dating to the 1100s of the Chinese using parachutes for amusement. In the West, however, parachutes were originally conceived for human use as a means of providing a safe escape from a burning building. It was Leonardo Da Vinci who first proposed this use in 1483. Only much later were parachutes envisioned as a means of escaping a disabled aircraft. Parachutes have found wide employment in war and peace for safely dropping supplies and equipment as well as personnel, and they are deployed for slowing a returning space capsule after reentry into the Earth's atmosphere. They are also used in the sport of skydiving.
Rules:
The altitude at which a parachutist opens the canopy varies, but 2,500 feet is usual. With most parachutes, the skydiver pulls a cord that releases the pilot chute, a small chute opened by air resistance that acts to pull the main parachute out from the bag in which the parachutes are encased. The main parachute increases the skydiver's air resistance and slows the diver's fall to the ground to a speed of around 10 mph. Modern ram-air parachutes are made of seven to nine nylon cells that inflate and act as a wing, or glider; these canopies allow the parachutist to steer and sail gently to the ground.
Rules:
My personal opinion:
In my opinion, parachuting is very dangerous and extreme,
but very interesting sport. Always I dream to jump with
parachute, but I have not got any opportunities.
However, in my future I will try to get around to doing my
dream.

parachuting
(skydiving)
PLAN
Vocabulary
Definition
History
Rules
Illustrations
My personal attitude

Vocabulary:
Definition:
 parachuting - device that slows the vertical descent of a body falling through the atmosphere or the velocity of a body moving horizontally. The parachute increases the body's surface area, and this increased air resistance slows the body in motion.
History:
    Dating to the 1100s of the Chinese using parachutes for amusement. In the West, however, parachutes were originally conceived for human use as a means of providing a safe escape from a burning building. It was Leonardo Da Vinci who first proposed this use in 1483. Only much later were parachutes envisioned as a means of escaping a disabled aircraft. Parachutes have found wide employment in war and peace for safely dropping supplies and equipment as well as personnel, and they are deployed for slowing a returning space capsule after reentry into the Earth's atmosphere. They are also used in the sport of skydiving.
Rules:
My personal attitude:
In my opinion, parachuting is very dangerous and extreme
sport, but very interesting. Always I dream to jump with
parachute, but I have not got any opportunities.
However, in my future I will try to get around to doing my
dream.

parachuting
(skydiving)
PLAN:
Vocabulary
Definition
History
Rules
Illustrations
My personal attitude

Vocabulary:
Definition:
 parachuting - device that slows the vertical descent of a body falling through the atmosphere or the velocity of a body moving horizontally. The parachute increases the body's surface area, and this increased air resistance slows the body in motion.
History:
    Dating to the 1100s of the Chinese using parachutes for amusement. In the West, however, parachutes were originally conceived for human use as a means of providing a safe escape from a burning building. It was Leonardo Da Vinci who first proposed this use in 1483. Only much later were parachutes envisioned as a means of escaping a disabled aircraft. Parachutes have found wide employment in war and peace for safely dropping supplies and equipment as well as personnel, and they are deployed for slowing a returning space capsule after reentry into the Earth's atmosphere. They are also used in the sport of skydiving.
Rules:
parachuting
(skydiving)
PLAN:
Vocabulary
Definition
History
Rules
My personal attitude

Vocabulary:
Definition:
 parachuting - device that slows the vertical descent of a body falling through the atmosphere or the velocity of a body moving horizontally. The parachute increases the body's surface area, and this increased air resistance slows the body in motion.
Rules:
     Typical jump altitudes in modern times for experienced skydivers range from 7,500 to 15,000 feet above ground level, yielding a freefall time of between 40 and 85 seconds. The length of the freefall is dependent upon such factors as exit altitude, opening altitude, and fall rate. The fall rate is determined by the jumpsuit the skydiver wears and the way in which the suit conforms to the body during the freefall and by the diver's body configuration relative to the ground.
Rules:
History:
    Dating to the 1100s of the Chinese using parachutes for amusement. In the West, however, parachutes were originally conceived for human use as a means of providing a safe escape from a burning building. It was Leonardo Da Vinci who first proposed this use in 1483.
The altitude at which a parachutist opens the canopy varies, but 2,500 feet is usual. With most parachutes, the skydiver pulls a cord that releases the pilot chute, a small chute opened by air resistance that acts to pull the main parachute out from the bag in which the parachutes are encased. The main parachute increases the skydiver's air resistance and slows the diver's fall to the ground to a speed of around 10 mph. Modern ram-air parachutes are made of seven to nine nylon cells that inflate and act as a wing, or glider; these canopies allow the parachutist to steer and sail gently to the ground.
Rules:
My personal attitude:
In my opinion, parachuting is very dangerous and extreme sport, but very interesting. Always I dream to jump with parachute, but I have not got any opportunities.
However, in my future I will try to get around to doing my dream.

parachuting
(skydiving)
PLAN:
Vocabulary
Definition
History
Rules
My personal attitude

Vocabulary:
Definition:
 parachuting - device that slows the vertical descent of a body falling through the atmosphere or the velocity of a body moving horizontally. The parachute increases the body's surface area, and this increased air resistance slows the body in motion.
Rules:
     Typical jump altitudes in modern times for experienced skydivers range from 7,500 to 15,000 feet above ground level, yielding a freefall time of between 40 and 85 seconds. The length of the freefall is dependent upon such factors as exit altitude, opening altitude, and fall rate. The fall rate is determined by the jumpsuit the skydiver wears and the way in which the suit conforms to the body during the freefall and by the diver's body configuration relative to the ground.
Rules:
History:
    Dating to the 1100s of the Chinese using parachutes for amusement. In the West, however, parachutes were originally conceived for human use as a means of providing a safe escape from a burning building. It was Leonardo Da Vinci who first proposed this use in 1483.
The altitude at which a parachutist opens the canopy varies, but 2,500 feet is usual. With most parachutes, the skydiver pulls a cord that releases the pilot chute, a small chute opened by air resistance that acts to pull the main parachute out from the bag in which the parachutes are encased. The main parachute increases the skydiver's air resistance and slows the diver's fall to the ground to a speed of around 10 mph. Modern ram-air parachutes are made of seven to nine nylon cells that inflate and act as a wing, or glider; these canopies allow the parachutist to steer and sail gently to the ground.
Rules:
My personal attitude:
In my opinion, parachuting is very dangerous and extreme sport, but very interesting. Always I dream to jump with parachute, but I have not got any opportunities.
However, in my future I will try to get around to doing my dream.

parachuting
(skydiving)
PLAN:
Vocabulary
Definition
History
Rules
My personal attitude

Vocabulary:
Definition:
 parachuting - device that slows the vertical descent of a body falling through the atmosphere or the velocity of a body moving horizontally. The parachute increases the body's surface area, and this increased air resistance slows the body in motion.
Rules:
     Typical jump altitudes in modern times for experienced skydivers range from 7,500 to 15,000 feet above ground level, yielding a freefall time of between 40 and 85 seconds. The length of the freefall is dependent upon such factors as exit altitude, opening altitude, and fall rate. The fall rate is determined by the jumpsuit the skydiver wears and the way in which the suit conforms to the body during the freefall and by the diver's body configuration relative to the ground.
Rules:
parachuting
(skydiving)
PLAN:
Vocabulary
Definition
History
Rules
My personal attitude

Vocabulary:
Definition:
 parachuting - device that slows the vertical descent of a body falling through the atmosphere or the velocity of a body moving horizontally. The parachute increases the body's surface area, and this increased air resistance slows the body in motion.
Rules:
     Typical jump altitudes in modern times for experienced skydivers range from 7,500 to 15,000 feet above ground level, yielding a freefall time of between 40 and 85 seconds. The length of the freefall is dependent upon such factors as exit altitude, opening altitude, and fall rate. The fall rate is determined by the jumpsuit the skydiver wears and the way in which the suit conforms to the body during the freefall and by the diver's body configuration relative to the ground.
Rules:
parachuting
(skydiving)
PLAN:
Vocabulary
Definition
History
Rules
My personal attitude

Vocabulary:
Definition:
 parachuting - device that slows the vertical descent of a body falling through the atmosphere or the velocity of a body moving horizontally. The parachute increases the body's surface area, and this increased air resistance slows the body in motion.
Rules:
     Typical jump altitudes in modern times for experienced skydivers range from 7,500 to 15,000 feet above ground level, yielding a freefall time of between 40 and 85 seconds. The length of the freefall is dependent upon such factors as exit altitude, opening altitude, and fall rate. The fall rate is determined by the jumpsuit the skydiver wears and the way in which the suit conforms to the body during the freefall and by the diver's body configuration relative to the ground.
Rules:
parachuting
(skydiving)
PLAN:
Vocabulary
Definition
History
Rules
My personal attitude

Vocabulary:
Definition:
 parachuting - device that slows the vertical descent of a body falling through the atmosphere or the velocity of a body moving horizontally. The parachute increases the body's surface area, and this increased air resistance slows the body in motion.
Rules:
     Typical jump altitudes in modern times for experienced skydivers range from 7,500 to 15,000 feet above ground level, yielding a freefall time of between 40 and 85 seconds. The length of the freefall is dependent upon such factors as exit altitude, opening altitude, and fall rate. The fall rate is determined by the jumpsuit the skydiver wears and the way in which the suit conforms to the body during the freefall and by the diver's body configuration relative to the ground.
Rules:
History:
    Dating to the 1100s of the Chinese using parachutes for amusement. In the West, however, parachutes were originally conceived for human use as a means of providing a safe escape from a burning building. It was Leonardo Da Vinci who first proposed this use in 1483.
  The first person to demonstrate the use of a parachute in action was Louis-Sebastien Lenormand of France in 1783.
The altitude at which a parachutist opens the canopy varies, but 2,500 feet is usual. With most parachutes, the skydiver pulls a cord that releases the pilot chute, a small chute opened by air resistance that acts to pull the main parachute out from the bag in which the parachutes are encased. The main parachute increases the skydiver's air resistance and slows the diver's fall to the ground to a speed of around 10 mph. Modern ram-air parachutes are made of seven to nine nylon cells that inflate and act as a wing, or glider; these canopies allow the parachutist to steer and sail gently to the ground.
Rules:
parachuting
(skydiving)
PLAN:
Vocabulary
Definition
History
Rules
My personal attitude

Vocabulary:
Definition:
 parachuting - device that slows the vertical descent of a body falling through the atmosphere or the velocity of a body moving horizontally. The parachute increases the body's surface area, and this increased air resistance slows the body in motion.
Rules:
     Typical jump altitudes in modern times for experienced skydivers range from 7,500 to 15,000 feet above ground level, yielding a freefall time of between 40 and 85 seconds. The length of the freefall is dependent upon such factors as exit altitude, opening altitude, and fall rate. The fall rate is determined by the jumpsuit the skydiver wears and the way in which the suit conforms to the body during the freefall and by the diver's body configuration relative to the ground.
Rules:
parachuting
(skydiving)
PLAN:
Vocabulary
Definition
History
Rules
My personal attitude

Vocabulary:
Definition:
 parachuting - device that slows the vertical descent of a body falling through the atmosphere or the velocity of a body moving horizontally. The parachute increases the body's surface area, and this increased air resistance slows the body in motion.
Rules:
     Typical jump altitudes in modern times for experienced skydivers range from 7,500 to 15,000 feet above ground level, yielding a freefall time of between 40 and 85 seconds. The length of the freefall is dependent upon such factors as exit altitude, opening altitude, and fall rate. The fall rate is determined by the jumpsuit the skydiver wears and the way in which the suit conforms to the body during the freefall and by the diver's body configuration relative to the ground.
Rules:
parachuting
(skydiving)
PLAN:
Vocabulary
Definition
History
Rules
My personal attitude

Vocabulary:
Definition:
 parachuting - device that slows the vertical descent of a body falling through the atmosphere or the velocity of a body moving horizontally. The parachute increases the body's surface area, and this increased air resistance slows the body in motion.
Rules:
     Typical jump altitudes in modern times for experienced skydivers range from 7,500 to 15,000 feet above ground level, yielding a freefall time of between 40 and 85 seconds. The length of the freefall is dependent upon such factors as exit altitude, opening altitude, and fall rate. The fall rate is determined by the jumpsuit the skydiver wears and the way in which the suit conforms to the body during the freefall and by the diver's body configuration relative to the ground.
Rules:
parachuting
(skydiving)
PLAN:
Vocabulary
Definition
History
Rules
My personal attitude

Vocabulary:
Definition:
 parachuting - device that slows the vertical descent of a body falling through the atmosphere or the velocity of a body moving horizontally. The parachute increases the body's surface area, and this increased air resistance slows the body in motion.
Rules:
     Typical jump altitudes in modern times for experienced skydivers range from 7,500 to 15,000 feet above ground level, yielding a freefall time of between 40 and 85 seconds. The length of the freefall is dependent upon such factors as exit altitude, opening altitude, and fall rate. The fall rate is determined by the jumpsuit the skydiver wears and the way in which the suit conforms to the body during the freefall and by the diver's body configuration relative to the ground.
Rules:
The main parachute increases the skydiver's air resistance and slows the diver's fall to the ground to a speed of around 10 mph. Modern ram-air parachutes are made of seven to nine nylon cells that inflate and act as a wing, or glider; these canopies allow the parachutist to steer and sail gently to the ground.
Rules:
parachuting
(skydiving)
PLAN:
Vocabulary
Definition
History
Rules
My personal attitude

Vocabulary:
Definition:
 parachuting - device that slows the vertical descent of a body falling through the atmosphere or the velocity of a body moving horizontally. The parachute increases the body's surface area, and this increased air resistance slows the body in motion.
Rules:
     Typical jump altitudes in modern times for experienced skydivers range from 7,500 to 15,000 feet above ground level, yielding a freefall time of between 40 and 85 seconds. The length of the freefall is dependent upon such factors as exit altitude, opening altitude, and fall rate. The fall rate is determined by the jumpsuit the skydiver wears and the way in which the suit conforms to the body during the freefall and by the diver's body configuration relative to the ground.
Rules:


title: Презентация на тему: Панки на английском


title: Презентация на тему: ozone layer

text:
ПРОЕКТ
Історія виникнення шарфа:
Історія шарфа, налічує більше двох тисяч років. І вперше шарф з'явився в Стародавньому Китаї. У 1974 році археологи виявили монументальне поховання, що відноситься до часів правління китайського імператора Цинь Ши Хуан Ді. У гробниці були знайдені 7500 фігурок воїнів з теракоти. У кожного на шиї був шарф. Давні китайські воїни використовували шарфи з практичною метою: обв'язували шию шматком матерії, щоб уберегтися від холоду та вітру.
Є декілька видів в’язаного шарфа:
Шаль

Парео

Пончо і снуд
Моделі аналоги

Догляд за трикотажем і в'язаними виробами
Трикотаж завжди був у моді, але останнім часом все більшої популярності набувають речі хендмейд, зроблені своїми руками. Рукодільниці взялися за інструменти, дістали записи з бабусиними секретами, додали креативу, і вийшло вдосталь унікальних виробів.
Прання:
В'язані речі періть в'язані речі в теплій або прохолодній воді, гаряча сприяє усадці і зміні структури. Застосовуйте тільки спеціальні делікатні для ефективного прання.
Для в’язання мого шарфа мені знадобляться:
спиці для в'язання;     нитки;         схема.
Щоб зв’язати свій шарф, я набрала 52 петлі. А далі в’язала за схемою.

Використання шарфа:
Шарф- довгий шматок тканини обвивають навколо шиї в утилітарних, естетичних або релігійних цілях. Свій шарф я використаю з метою зігріву шиї взимку.

Творчий проект
Підготувала учениця 10А класу
Катрич Альона

ДЯКУЮ ЗА УВАГУ


Презентация на тему: Панамский канал


title: Презентация на тему: Paralympics games

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Paralympics games

                             Paralympics games-
                           international sports competitions
                           for peoplewith disabilities. Tradi-
                           tionally hold after the Olympic
                           Games, they hold in 1992 - in same arenas as the Olympic Games. 2001 this practice fixed by agreement between the IOC and the International Paralympics Committee (IPC). Summer Paralympics games held in 1960, and winter Paralympics games – in 1976 intervals in 4 years. The last events held in Vancouver, Canada  2010. There are 20 sports in the Paralympics programme.

The emergence of sports in which people can participate                             with disabilities associated with the name of an English                              neurosurgeon Ludwig Guttman, who, overcoming age-                                  old stereotypes against people with disabilities,                                    introduced the sport in the rehabilitation process of                                      patients with spinal cord injury. He proved in practice                                   that sport for people with disabilities, creating                                            conditions for a successful life, restores mental balance,                                     allowing return to normal life. During the Second                                          World War at the Stoke-Mandevylsk English town                                      hospital in Aylesbury, he established the Center for                                    treatment of spinal injuries.
   28th July 1948 group of invalids at first time of all                                       history of sport take sport equipment. There were                                              16 paralyzed women and men in this group.
   In 1956 Ludwig Gutman developed a Charter of athletes, creates a foundation on which further develops sports people with physical disadvantages. Goal Stoke Mandevylskyh games was paralyzed unite men and women from all parts of the world in the International Paralympics Movement. Stoke Mandevylskyh games was awarded the Fearnley Cup.

History of Paralympics games
Formation
In 1960 in Rome held international             competition invalids. There took                          part 400 sportsmen from 23 coun-                       tries. Games later received the                              name of "Paralympics".
   With each games increased number of participants, expanding the geography of countries grew, the number of sports. In athletes with spinal injuries athletes join other nosology.
   In 1998 in international games in Seul sportsmen-invalids received access to sports facilities the host city. From this time games became “Paralympics”. Graphic symbol of the world Paralympics movement became red, blue and green hemispheres, which symbolizes the mind, body, stubborn spirit.

Paralympics movement in Ukraine
19 Ukrainian sportsmen-invalids took part in the 10th winter Paralympics games to be held from 12 to 21 March 2010 in Vancouver, Canada. At previous Games in Turin among 39 teams of the National Paralympics team of Ukraine took third place in 2006, she participated in two competitions in sports. Shortly before the Ukrainian Games paralympics take part in a series of international competitions - the World Cup. They will be held from 25 January to 8 February 2010 in France and Germany.
   To prepare invalids to the Paralympics Games and their rehabilitation in the Ukraine was the sanatorium complex “Юний ленінець”. Centre take up 50 hectares and is located on the beach, with beach area 1200 m. Its territory is situated a beautiful lake. It was the first national level object without barriers for people with diseases of hearing, vision, musculoskeletal apparatus in Ukraine.
   The center will be training with the national teams and Deaflympic kinds of sports to participate in world championships, European and Paralympic and Deaflympic games.

Summer kinds of sport
Weightlifting (powerlifting);
Athletics;
Archery;
Swimming;
Judo;
Cycling;
Tennis in wheelchairs;
Fencing;
Soccer 7h7;
Soccer 5x5;
basketball in wheelchairs;
 Dressage;
 Shooting;
 Volleyball;
 Rugby in wheelchairs;
 Dancing Inna wheelchairs;
 Holbol;
 Table Tennis;
 rowing;
 Sailing
Winter kinds of sport
Ski Race
Biathlon
Hockey
Ski
Curling

Makarenko Galina 8-A


title: Презентация на тему: Paracas

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Paracas
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Paracas culture - an important archaeological culture on the island of Paracas, existed in the period from about 750 to 100 BC. e.
We know of this culture through research Julio Tello in the 1920s.
The word "Paracas" means an Indian language "sand rain."
The necropolis consists of a set of large underground burial chambers, each holding forty mummies.
It is assumed that each cell belonged to the family and has been used for all generations.
On ancient ceramics and fabrics parakasskih frequently revealed images of the sacred jaguar.
Parakasskie mummies stored mainly in the museum of the city of Ica.
Tello found around the cave, inside which sat dozens of mummies, wrapped in several blankets each.
The process of preparing mummies was as follows: the body was cleansed from the innards and filled with wooden bars.
Removed from the skull of the brain.
Faces daubed with clay and wood resin.
Sometimes the dead man wore a loincloth or decoration. Always invested in his mouth a little piece of gold.
To fixing of  this pose the body tied with ropes. Then wrapped in several blankets. On ancient ceramics and fabrics parakasskih frequently revealed images of the sacred jaguar.
Members of the Paracas culture was a strange fondness for experimenting with their skulls.
Infants were painful operations deformed skull - was applied to the head two boards and wrapped with rope.
Sometimes kids do not withstand such severe trials and died.
Even more frightening was the massive trepanirovanie skulls.
Drilled in the skull and punching holes to reduce the pressure.


Презентация на тему: пап


title: Презентация на тему: Park Rivera

text:
Alley of park Rivera
The park Rivera has got a violent verdure
You can ride on a big wheel It is a popular attraction with tourists
Tourists like the horror castle
Park Rivera
Park Rivera
Park Rivera is a huge park. It is situated not far from Rivera bridge and the Black sea. The park is 14 hectares. It has 240 kinds of rare and beautiful plants and pretty ponds. Locals and tourists love  waking in the park. There is a Green theatre, many sports grounds, interesting attractions, shops, a restaurant and a cinema
Wonderful alley of a park
The magnolia listopadnaya
Bright flowers
A lot of exciting attractions

You can enjoy lots of free time. There is  a monument to doctors who took part in the Great  Patriotic War
Stone and palm of wishes
There are huge seashells
You can take pictures  with parrots or monkeys
Military trophy
If you want to relax on a sunny day, go to the park Rivera.


title: Презентация на тему: Парк Диснея

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Walt Disney World!
By: Chelsea Jones
Disney Company started in 1923
Mickey Mouse and the rest of the gang were born in 1928
Company grew throughout the 1950s
Including sound stages and production craft facilities

Four Theme Parks
Magic Kingdom
Epcot
Hollywood Studios
Animal Kingdom
Two Water Parks
Blizzard Beach
Typhoon Lagoon
Four Championship Golf Courses
Over 20 Resorts
Ecpot
Magic Kingdom
Space Mountain
Tomorrowland
Big Thrills
Traveling through space
Animal Kingdom
Expedition Everest
Asia
Big Thrills
Backwards at the end
Hollywood Studios
The Twilight Zone Tower of Terror
Hollywood Tower Hotel
Big Thrills
13 stories high
Attractions
Entertainment
Atlantic Dance Hall
Jellyrolls
ESPN Club
Boardwalk Shops
 Screen Door
General Store
Thimbles & Threads
Wyland Galleries
ESPN Club Store
The Costs
Hours of Operation
Contact Information
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Orlando, Florida
Seven Seas Lagoon

MAGIC KINGDOM
EPCOT
ANIMAL KINGDOM
DOWNTOWN DISNEY
HOLLYWOOD STUDIOS
$149
Port Orleans Resort Riverside
$149
Port Orleans Resort French Quarter
$149
Coronado Springs Resort
$149
Caribbean Beach Resort
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Walt Disney World!
By: C.J.
Disney Company started in 1923
Mickey Mouse and the rest of the gang were born in 1928
Company grew throughout the 1950s
Including sound stages and production craft facilities

Four Theme Parks
Magic Kingdom
Epcot
Hollywood Studios
Animal Kingdom
Two Water Parks
Blizzard Beach
Typhoon Lagoon
Four Championship Golf Courses
Over 20 Resorts
Ecpot
Magic Kingdom
Space Mountain
Tomorrowland
Big Thrills
Traveling through space
Animal Kingdom
Expedition Everest
Asia
Big Thrills
Backwards at the end
Hollywood Studios
The Twilight Zone Tower of Terror
Hollywood Tower Hotel
Big Thrills
13 stories high
Attractions
Entertainment
Atlantic Dance Hall
Jellyrolls
ESPN Club
Boardwalk Shops
 Screen Door
General Store
Thimbles & Threads
Wyland Galleries
ESPN Club Store
The Costs
Hours of Operation
Contact Information

Orlando, Florida
Seven Seas Lagoon

MAGIC KINGDOM
EPCOT
ANIMAL KINGDOM
DOWNTOWN DISNEY
HOLLYWOOD STUDIOS
$149
Port Orleans Resort Riverside
$149
Port Orleans Resort French Quarter
$149
Coronado Springs Resort
$149
Caribbean Beach Resort


title: Презентация на тему: Parks and gardens in England

text:
Parks and gardens in England
Подготовила Колпакчи Я.
Beauty of nature
Many, very much many people dream about a trip to England. From that there Tauer, bridge, Big-Ben and many other sights, but small part of these people understands only, that also there are beautiful parks, alei, gardens, flowerbeds and simply beautiful plants. But such beauty under a hour is more important than any picture or sculpture! That is why today we will depart in an imaginary round on «natural sights» of England.

The park of Victoria is sometimes named Park of Viki.He is an enormous ground under open-skies, which is located from the east side of London. A park belongs to territory of London small Town of Towers of Gamlet

Park of Victoria
Regent park
Regents Park is a member of the Royal Parks of London. It is located in the north of the city center, partly in Westminster and partly in Camden.
Park Richmond
Territory of Park Richmond is exceeded by 900 hectares and behaves to the city domains of London. The size of this park is exceeded by the area of Central Park of New York almost in three times, he is the greatest English enclosed park and the largest from Royal Parks which are in London.
Баттерси Парк
Территория Баттерси Парка составляет около двухсот акров зеленой зоны Баттерси. Этот парк находится на южном берегу Темзы. Его открыли в середине XIX века. Земли парка представляют собой болотистую местность, которая часто привлекает местных жителей.
Greenwich-park
A Greenwich-park is a former hunting park in Greenwich. Now he is included in the list of the greatest green belts which are located on the southeast of London. Greenwich park - it one of Royal Parks of city. He was enclosed as early as 1433. A Greenwich-park is included in the complement of World Legacy of Greenwich. Visiting here, it is possible to see chic kinds on Thames, Island of Dogs and central part of London.
Holland Park
Holland Park is not simply a park, but also the area which lies to the west of central London. Holland Park is a popular romantic spot in London, because it is filled with beautiful vegetation and secluded corners.
Kensington Gardens
The gardens of Kensingtona before entered in the complement of private gardens of Palace Kensingtona. Now they are one of Royal Parks of London which is to the west of Hyde Park.
Royal Botanic Gardens in  Kew
  Are long gardens and greenhouses, which are located near Richmond in south-west London. Now the director is Professor Stephen D. Hopper, who replaced Professor Sir Peter Crane.
Is not it nature very beautiful? So in England am not only «famous» misty Albion but also wonderful  parks and gardens!!!!


title: Презентация на тему: Paradise Lost

text:
Author - John Milton
Paradise Lost
Paradise Lost is an epic poem in blank verse by the 17th-century English poet John Milton. It was originally published in 1667 in ten books, with a total of over ten thousand individual lines of verse. A second edition followed in 1674, changed into twelve books (in the manner of the division of Virgil's Aeneid) with minor revisions throughout and a note on the versification.
The poem concerns the Biblical story of the Fall of Man: the temptation of Adam and Eve by the fallen angel Satan and their expulsion from the Garden of Eden. Milton's purpose, stated in Book I, is to "justify the ways of God to men".[2] Paradise Lost is widely considered one of the greatest literary works in the English language.
Brief info
Characters

Satan is the first major character introduced in the poem. Formerly the most beautiful of all angels in Heaven, he's a tragic figure best described by the now-famous quote "Better to reign in Hell than to serve in Heaven".
Satan is deeply arrogant, albeit powerful and charismatic. Satan's persuasive powers are evident throughout the book; not only is he cunning and deceptive, but he also is able to rally the angels to continue in the rebellion after their agonizing defeat in the Angelic War. He argues that God rules as a tyrant and that all the angels ought to rule as gods.
Satan
Adam is the first human created by God. Though initially alone, Adam demands a mate from God. Considered God's prized creation, Adam, along with his wife, rules over all the creatures of the world and reside in the Garden of Eden. He is more intelligent and curious about external ideas than Eve. He is completely infatuated with Eve, which while pure in and of itself, eventually contributes to his reasons for joining Eve in disobedience to God.

As opposed to the Biblical Adam, this version of Adam is given a glimpse of the future of mankind (this includes a synopsis of stories from the Old and New Testaments), by the angel Michael, before he has to leave Paradise.
Adam
 Angel Michael explained 'The Law of Temperance' to Adam, the first created man to face the threat of death.
Eve is the second human created by God, taken from one of Adam's ribs and shaped into a female form of Adam. In her innocence, she is the model of a good wife, graceful and submissive to Adam. Though happy, she longs for knowledge and, more specifically, self-knowledge. Eve is extremely beautiful and thoroughly in love with Adam, though may feel suffocated by his constant presence. One day, she convinces Adam that it would be good for them to split up and work different parts of the Garden. In her solitude, she is tempted by Satan to sin against God. Adam shortly follows along with her.
Eve
William Blake, The Temptation and Fall of Eve, 1808 (illustration of Milton's Paradise Lost)
The Son of God is the spirit that will become Jesus Christ, though he is never named explicitly, since he has not yet entered human form. He is the ultimate hero of the epic and infinitely powerful, singlehandedly defeating Satan and his followers when they violently rebel against God and driving them into Hell. The Son of God tells Adam and Eve about God's judgment after their sin. However, he sacrificially volunteers to eventually journey to the World, become a man himself, and redeem the Fall of Man through his own death and resurrection. In the final scene, a vision of Salvation through the Son of God is revealed to Adam by Michael. Still, the name, Jesus of Nazareth, and the details of Jesus' story are not depicted in the poem.
The Son of God
God the Father is the creator of Heaven, Hell, the World, and of everyone and everything there is. He desires glory and praise from all his creations. He is an all-powerful, all-knowing, infinitely good being who cannot be overthrown by even the great army of angels Satan incites against him. The poem begins with the purpose of justifying the ways of God to men, so God often converses with the Son of God concerning his plans and reveals his motives regarding his actions. The poem portrays God’s process of creation in the way that Milton believed it was done, that God created Heaven, Earth, Hell, and all the creatures that inhabit these separate planes from part of Himself, not out of nothing.
God the Father
Raphael is an angel who is sent by God to warn Adam about Satan's infiltration of Eden and to warn him that Satan is going to try to curse Adam and Eve. He also has a lengthy discussion with the curious Adam regarding creation and events which transpired in Heaven.
Raphael
Michael is a mighty archangel who fought for God in the Angelic War. In the first battle, he wounds Satan terribly with a powerful sword that God designed to even cut through the substance of angels. After Adam and Eve disobey God by eating from the Tree of Knowledge, God sends the angel Michael to visit Adam and Eve. His duty is to escort Adam and Eve out of Paradise. But before this happens, Michael shows Adam visions of the future which cover an outline of the Bible, from the story of Cain and Abel in Genesis, up through the story of Jesus Christ in the New Testament.
Michael


title: Презентация на тему: Parks and Gardens of London

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Parks and Gardens of London.
Royal Parks.
Kensington Gardens.
     Kensington Gardens were the private gardens of Kensington Palace. And now it is one of the Royal Parks of London.  The history of Kensington Gardens started in 1689, when King William III and Mary II bought the Nottingham house in Kensington. The house was turned into a palace.

The most famous attraction in the Kensington Gardens is a bronze statue of Peter Pan. This statue was placed in Kensington Gardens in 1912. In this bronze statue, Peter Pan is standing on a tree trunk watched by animals of the English countryside: rabbits, mice and squirrels. As the Peter Pan  statue is not too high, and there are no barriers, children love to climb up the statue and have their photo taken.
Hyde Park.
    Hyde Park is one of the largest parks in central London, United Kingdom, and one of the Royal Parks of London.
Green Park.
     Green Park is one of the Royal Parks in London. The Green Park is the smallest of the eight Royal Parks and is one of the busiest. It is peaceful, with trees and grassland. It was a popular place for ballooning attempts and public firework during the 18th and 19th centuries.
The Green Park is now an attractive place and all year round visitors can enjoy seeing common birds such as blackbird, starling, and tits. In the winter migrant birds are often seen there. The park is  popular for sunbathing and picnics in fine weather. It is also popular as a healthy walking route. The paths are used by joggers and runners.
There are eight Royal Parks in London. All of them belonged to the Royal Family. And now they are open and free. Every park has its own character and features. You can enjoy different activities and attractions in any one.


title: Презентация на тему: Parks and gardens of London

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Regent Park
Hyde Park
Hyde Park
Kensington Gardens
Kew Gardens
Kew Gardens
Regent Park
Hyde Park
Hyde Park
Kensington Gardens
Kew Gardens
Kew Gardens
Regent Park
Hyde Park
Hyde Park
Kensington Gardens
Kew Gardens
Kew Gardens
Hyde Park
Kew Gardens
Regent Park
Hyde Park
Hyde Park
Kensington Gardens
Kew Gardens
Kew Gardens
Hyde Park
Kew Gardens
Regent Park
Hyde Park
Hyde Park
Kensington Gardens
Kew Gardens
Kew Gardens
Hyde Park
Kew Gardens


Презентация на тему: Park of Great Britain


title: Презентация на тему: Parliamentary Democracy. How does it work?

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Match  the words from lists A and B
              A                             B
to appoint              a) a new law
to revise                b) the country
to vote                   c) a bill
to rule                    d) Prime - Minister
to delay                 e) a programme
to sign                    f) a government
      programme
to pass                   g) the policy
THE MONARCHTHE GOVERNMENTPARLIAMENTTHE PEOPLE
THE MONARCH
              the
         Cabinet
                 20  ministers
the Prime Minister

Non-Cabinet Ministers
THE GOVERNMENT
chooses
chooses
David  Cameron
THE GOVERNMENT
to determine government policies;
to be responsible for government policies;
to coordinate government departments;
to be responsible to the House of Commons;

The Prime-Minister lives and works
        in the official residence,
No. 10 Downing Street,  London.
  PARLIAMENT
about 650 elected MPs-
makes laws;
discusses political
Problems

                                                Life peers

         Over 1 100permanent,
         non-elected members;
         peers and life peers.
         Examines and revises
         bills from the House of
         Commons;
      can delay bills for one year

the  House  of
    Commons
the House of
Lords
PARLIAMENT
THE PEOPLE
The British Symbols

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title: Презентация на тему: парламентаризм и демократия , как это работает?

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PARLIAMENTARY DEMOCRACY.How Does It Work?

People do what they want.
People rule the country.
People do what they want in framework of law.
People elect their representatives to rule the country.
People elect the head of state directly
People say what they think.
People can live in any place they choose.
The head of state guarantees the rights of citizens.
All people and authorities follow the constitution
The United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland is a constitutional monarchy and parliamentary democracy.
Who rules the country in fact?
    The monarch or Parliament?
What functions do the representatives of power perform?
Do the people elect the Prime Minister directly?
What  does each branch of power and each institution do?
Which institution exercises the power of the people in Britain?

Who rules the country in fact?The monarch or Parliament?

The MONARCH is the official head of state and integral part of Parliament in her constitutional role
has mostly representative functions;
gives the royal assent to the bills passed by the   House of Commons and the House of Lords;
 is the head of the Commonwealth of Nations;
officially appoints Prime Minister;
officially appoints life peers

The Government is responsible to the House of Commons.
   The Prime Minister
is the head of government
is the leader of the party with the majority seats in           the House of Commons
chooses the Cabinet
chooses Non-Cabinet Ministers
    The Cabinet
consist of 20 ministers
determines government policies
coordinates government departments

Parliament consists of
  The House of Commons
makes laws
discuses political problems
  The Official Opposition is the largest opposition party
forms the Shadow Cabinet
   The House of Lords
examines and revises bills from the House of Commons
can delay bills for one year
The People elect the House of Commons
What functions do the  representatives of power perform?
The queen signs the bills
The queen has the mostly representatives functions
The government representatives the executive branch of power.
The Cabinet is responsible for government policies.
Parliament represents the legislative branch of power.
The House of Commons controls the government.
The House of Lords has the power to delay bills for one year
The Cabinet coordinates the work of the government departments
The Monarch
The Government
The Prime Minister
The Cabinet
Non Cabinet Ministers
Parliament
The House of Commons
The House of Lords
The Official Oppositions
The People


title: Презентация на тему: Panda is the most attractive among animals in danger

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Panda is the most attractive among animals in danger.

Panda  is an emblem of
	W W F
	There are only 700 pandas  in wildlife. They live in the Tibet and South China.
Panda has attractive  black and white fear.
They eat green lives
 Some pandas  live   in the zoo.
Their future survival is up to us.


title: Презентация на тему: Parks of London

text:
Regent Park
Hyde Park
Hyde Park
Kensington Gardens
Kew Gardens
Kew Gardens
Hyde Park
Kew Gardens


title: Презентация на тему: Parliament

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Parliament
A parliament is a legislature, especially in those countries whose system of government is based on the Westminster system modeled after that of the United Kingdom. The name is derived from the French parlement, the action of parler (to speak): a parlement is a discussion. The term came to mean a meeting at which such a discussion took place. It acquired its modern meaning as it came to be used for the body of people (in an institutional sense) who would meet to discuss matters of state.
The British Parliament
The British Parliament is the oldest in the world. It originated in th 12th century as Witenagemot, the body of wise councellers whom the King needed to consult pursuing his policy. The British Parliament consists of the House of Lords and the House of Commons and the Queen as its head.
The House of Commons plays the major role in law-making. It consists of Members of Parliament (called MPs for short). Each of them represents an area in England, Scotland, Wales and Ireland. MPs are elected either at a general election or at a by-election following the death or retirement. Parliamentary elections are held every 5 years and it is the Prime Minister who decides on the exact day of the election. The minimum voting age is 18. And the voting is taken by secret ballot. The election campaign lasts about 3 weeks
The British parliamentary system depends on politicals parties. The party which wins the majority of seats forms the goverment and its leader usually becomes Prime Minister. The Prime Minister chooses about 20 MPs from his party to become the cabinet of ministers. Each minister is responsible for a particular area in the goverment. The second largest party becomes the official opposition with its own leader and "shadow cabinet". The leader of the opposition is a recognized post in the House of Commons.
The parliament and the monarch have different roles in the goverment and they only meet together on symbolic occasions, such as coronation of a new monarch or the opening of the parliament.
In reality, the House of Commons is the one of three which has true power. The House of Commons is made up of six hundred and fifty elected members, it is presided over by the speaker, a member acceptable to the whole house. MPs sit on two sides of the hall, one side for the governing party and the other for the opposition. The first 2 rows of seats are occupied by the leading members of both parties (called "front benches") The back benches belong to the rank-and-life MPs. Each session of the House of Commons lasts for 160-175 days. Parliament has intervals during his work. MPs are paid for their parliamentary work and have to attend the sittings.
As mention above, the House of Commons plays the major role in law making. The procedure is the following: a proposed law ("a bill") has to go through three stages in order to become an act of parliament, these are called "readings". The first reading is a formality and is simply the publication of the proposal. The second reading involves debate on the principles of the bill, it is examination by parliamentary committy. And the third reading is a report stage, when the work of the committy is reported on to the house. This is usually the most important stage in the process. When the bill passes through the House of Commons, it is sent to the House of Lords for discussion, when the Lords agree it, the bill is taken to the Queen for royal assent, when the Queen sings the bill, it becomes act of the Parliament and the Law of the Land.
The House of Lords has more than 1000 members, although only about 250 take an active part in the work in the house. Members of this Upper House are not elected, they sit there because of their rank, the chairman of the House of Lords is the Lord Chancellor. And he sits on a special seat, called "WoolSack" The members of the House of Lords debate the bill after it has been passed by the House of Commons. Some changes may be recommended and the agreement between the two houses is reached by negotiations.


title: Презентация на тему: Parliament of Great Britain

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Parliament of Great Britain

British Anthem, God Save the Queen (with lyrics)
How many Houses does the British  Parliament consist of?
The British  Parliament consist of two Houses: the Houses of Lords and Houses of Commons.
The British Parliament consists of two parts:
The House of Commons
Members of the House of Commons (MPs) are elected every five years. They represent all the people of the country.
People vote for an MP. And the party which has the most MPs wins the election and forms the government . Their  leader becomes the Prime Minister .
The House of Lords
The House of Lords consists of hereditary peers and life peers.
Hereditary peers inherit their title from their relatives. Life peers get the title for their personal achievements.
In the House of Lords Ladies and Lords talk about bills before they become laws and sometimes suggest changes to the House of Commons.
The Queen is the head of state.
Nowadays the Queen is Elizabeth II.
Before a bill becomes law the Queen has to say
Gordon Brown
The Prime Minister is the head of the government in the United Kingdom
Margaret Thatcher
"The Iron Lady"? Was one of the UK,s most powerful and competent Prime Minister? From 1979 to 1990
Answer the question
Who is the head of state in the UK?
Who is the head of the government in the UK?
How many Houses does the British  Parliament consist of?
Which Houses represents the people of Britain?
What are the members of the Houses of Commons called?