Maturita - Soubory ke stažení E3

PROBRANÉ UČIVO

 

1/ The United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland

na 3 min. samostatně mluvit dle bodů:

• location
• parts, symbols
• people, languages, nationalities
• geography
• places of interest
• other

na 2min. rozhovor učitel x žák  Places to visit in England

2/ London

na 3 min.

• location
• people
• institutions
• places of interest
• other

na 2 min. rozhovor učitel x žák We are going to spend a few days in London, we should agree on the points below

•  number of days
• means of transport
• accommodation
• things to do and places to visit

Top 10 London attractions - podívejte se na video (odkaz nefunguje, adresu zkopírujte a vložte na You Tube)

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3/ Australia

na 5 min.

samostatně mluvit o Austrálii dle bodů:

• location
• climate
• nature
• government and flag
• people
• cities
• other

Texty o Austrálii najdete na webu časopisu Bridge www.bridge-online.cz v části Maturita - Maturitní sloupečky,maturitní karty

 

4/ Canada

na 3,5 min.

samostatně mluvit o Kanadě dle bodů:

• location
• geography (climate, mountains, rivers, lakes etc.)
• political system/ government, flag,
• people, cities, languages
• natural wonders, animals
• places of interest
• sports/culture
• other

na 1,5 min.

Speak on your own about the places you would like to visit in Canada an why. You can use a map to help you.

Texty o Kanadě najdete na webu časopisu Bridge www.bridge-online.cz v části Maturita - Maturitní sloupečky,maturitní karty

5/ USA

na 3 min

• location
• geography
• political system
• people, nationalities, languages
• cities
• places of interest (natural beauty, monuments etc.)
• other

na 2 min

rozhovor . a trip to the USA

with your friend discuss possible places to visit a decide on at least five places -použijte fotogragie v části konverzace 3. ročník USA

 

THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA

• Location, borders -on the whole of North America from the Atlantic to the Pacific, its neighbours – Canada (in the north) and Mexico (in the south), also includes Alaska, tha Hawaii Islands (in the Pacific Ocean)
• Political system – a federation consisting of 50 states, democratic system, rights and powers are divided between individual states and federal government, each state – own government and makes its own laws, the presidents – elected for four years, Congress two houses – the Senate and the House of Representatives
• People, language, nationalities – about 300 milion inhabitants, less than 1% are actually true natives, more than 80% are from Europe; official language – English, many different immigrants, many different languages, Spanish
• Geography (landscape, climate, etc.) - a varied landscape, the West – mountainous – Sierra Nevada, the Cordilleras, the rocky Mountains, the Great Canyon; the East – moustly plateaus and lowlands (Mississippi Lowland),,the Apalachian mountains; the highest peak – Mt McKinley; the longest river – Mississippi, other rivers – the Colorado, the Columbia, the Niagara; climate is mild, the southern part – subtropical zone, tropical zone (Mexico, the Hawaii), Alaska – the artic zone
• Cities (Washington DC, New York City, Los Angeles, San Francisco) – Washington D.C. - the capital city, named after the first president (D.C.=District of Columbia, it isn´t part of any of the 50 states, there are no skyscrapers, lies on the Potomoc River; New York – on the eastern coast of the USA, the biggest city in the USA, consists of 5 boroughs (Manhattan, The Bronx, The Queens, Brooklyn and Richmond), Manhattan – the most important, luxurious shops, hotels and offices on Fifth Avenue, the Empire State Building is located there; Los Angeles – the capital of the film world (Hollywood), the second largest city in the USA, famous people live there (Beverly Hills or Hollywood), known for its traffic jams and air pollution (high number of private cars); San Francisco – many earthquakes, the Golden Gate Bridge (1,280m long), the most photographed bridge in the world, the prison Alcatraz
• Places of interest (natural beauty, monuments, events, etc.)
• Culture, sports – the Americans love playing American football, baseball, basketball and ice hockey, sport is very important in US universities, the strongest economies in the world; a lot of big American companies – Coca-Cola, Ford, Hoover, Kodak, McDonald´s, computer and high-tech corporations
• Others – flag – 2 oblongs- rectangles – a smaller blue with 50 white stars, on large oblong - 6 white and 7 red stripes - the original 13 colonies

6/ The Czech Republic

3 min. - speak on your own about the Czech Republic

• location and neighbouring countries
• people, nationalities
• climate
• landscape ( mountain ranges, rivers, lakes, lowlands,etc.)
• transport
• important cities
• other

 

2 min. - Imagine this situation: your foreign friend is in the Czech Republic. He/she would like you to show him/her around the CR this weekend.

Which places would you recommend and why?

 

7/ PRAGUE  (3 min)

 

• location, parts of Prague
• landmarks
• historical/modern buildings, places of interest
• means of transport
• culture
• souvenirs/gifts
• other

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(2 min) Speak on your own about other Czech cities, besides Prague.

 

 

8/ Holidays

(2,5 min) be able to speak about US holidays -Halloween, Thanksgiving, Christmas

 

 Date

 Origin / reason(s) for celebrating

 Typical symbols

 Traditions / ways to spend the holiday

and (2,5 min) Czech holidays ( Christmas, Easter, Three wise kings)

 

 

 

 

??What are national / public / bank holidays?
A public / national holiday is a non-working day/ day off during the year. Public holidays are often special days to observe / celebrate / commemorate a significant person or historical / religious event. On these days most people have a paid day off work and schools / banks / shops are closed. Public holidays are called bank holidays in the United Kingdom / Canada.
zzWhat national holidays are celebrated in the Czech Republic?
In the Czech Republic we celebrate / observe:
• January 1st: New Year’s Day and the restoration
of the independent Czech state
• March or April: Easter
• May 1st: Labour Day, which celebrates working
people
• May 8th: Liberation Day, which celebrates the end
of the Second World War in 1945
• July 5th: Saints Cyril and Methodius’ Day; they
brought Christianity to Great Moravia
• July 6th: Jan Hus Day; he was a Czech church
reformer who was burnt at the stake for his beliefs
• September 28th: St Wenceslas’ Day; he is patron
saint of the Czech Republic
• October 28th: the foundation / establishment of
Czechoslovakia in 1918
• November 17th: Struggle for Freedom
and Democracy Day, which remembers
/ commemorates the student demonstrations
/ protests against the Nazi regime in 1939 and
protests in 1989 that led to the fall of communism
• December 24th, 25th and 26th: Christmas
zzWhat is your favourite holiday and why? How do you celebrate it?
I really like / love Christmas / Easter because the whole / entire family comes / gets together. At Christmas we bake biscuits (BrE) / cookies (AmE) and eat a feast / huge meal / family dinner / special dinner of fried carp and potato salad. We decorate a tree with glass / straw ornaments and exchange/ give each other gifts / presents. At Easter we decorate eggs and the boys go around and whip girls with willow sticks and get eggs in return / we don’t observe any traditions and just enjoy the time off. New Year’s Eve is really great because there are
a lot of parties / there are firework displays.
zzWhat are some American holidays?
The most popular holidays in the US are Independence Day on July 4th / Halloween on October 31st / Thanksgiving on the fourth Thursday in November / Christmas on December 25th.In America they alsocelebrate / Valentine’s Day (February 14th) to celebrate love / Mother’s Day / Father’s Day to honour parents / Labor Day to show respect for workers / Memorial Day to remember those killed in battle / war. Celebrations usually include barbecues/ parades / firework displays / sporting events.
zzWhat are some British holidays?
Boxing Day is the day after Christmas (December 26th) and is a bank holiday. Most people usually relax/ spend time with families / friends / eat Christmas leftovers / watch sport / go shopping. Good Fridayis a Christian holiday, remembering Jesus’ death on the cross / crucifixion. Guy Fawkes Night (Bonfire Night) is observed / celebrated / remembered on November 5th and commemorates the failed Gunpowder Plot of 1605, when Guy Fawkes tried to blow up the Houses of Parliament. Traditionally
people put on firework displays / light bonfires.

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9/ At my school- education

 

   1/ (3 min.)

Speak on your own about our school.

• location
• type of school/ branch of study
• school year
• events
• equipment/ facilities/ other

 

2/ (2 min)

You are going to see some photograps ( school prom/ball, school canteen, PE lesson).

Compare what you see in the photographs with the reality at your school.

10/ LITERATURE

1/   2.5 mins.  + 2/ 2,5 min non British writer

speak about a British writer / playwright

The following ideas may help you:

 Life of the author 

 Work(s) 

 Theme(s) of the books / plays

 Setting, Characters, Plot

 Genre(s) of the books / plays

 Your preferences

 Reasons for chosing this book/play

 Other

11/ William Shakespeare 

his life and works  + Romeo a Julie in details

 

níže - ukázka z knihy Romeo a Julie - Aj na úrovni Intermediate

Zkrácený příběh jako komiks Romeo a Juliw