МЕТОДИЧЕСКАЯ РАЗРАБОТКА ВИКТОРИНЫ ПО АНГЛИЙСКОМУ ЯЗЫКУ ДЛЯ 9 КЛАССА. Данная презентация поможет учителю на уроке, внеурочной деятельности, индивидуальном занятии провести проверку-викторину по английскому языку, или просто разнообразить урок. В данной викторине присутствуют различные задания: на лексику, грамматику, аудирование, чтение и т.д.
Викторина по
английскому
языку
1) Historically the territory of Great
Britain is divided into ……..
1. two parts
2. three parts
3. four parts
The right
answer:
1. Into four parts: England,
Scotland, Wales and
Northern Irelandback
in London
in Bristol
in Stratford-on-Avon
2) Where was William Shakespeare
born?
1.
2.
3.
The right
answer:
in Stratford-on-Avon
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3) Which of these writers was a
sailor?
1. Charles Dickens
2. Mark Twain
3. Jack London
The right
answer:Mark Twain
back
4) Which of these writers dreamt of
becoming a pirate?
1. Jack London
2. Mark Twain
3.Walter Scott
The right
answer:
Jack London
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5) Cricket is a famous English
sport game, isn’t it? And do you
know another meaning of this
word? It is the name of …..
1. an insect
2. an animal
3. a bird
The right
answer:
It is the name of an insect – «сверчок»
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6) What book is this? It is a story about
a boy who didn’t want to become grown
up. He could fly and had a lot of
adventures.
1. Christopher Robin
2. Peter Pen
3. The Gingerbread Boy
The right
answer:
2. Peter Pen
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7) What book is it?
This is a story about a girl who wanted
to visit one of her relatives but she had
many problems on her way. At last a
hunter helped her and her relative.
1. Little Mermaid
2. Sleeping Beauty
3. Little Red Riding Hood
The right
answer:
3. Little Red Riding Hood
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8) What monument is there in the
middle of the Trafalgar Square?
1. The Statue of William the
Conqueror
2. The Queen Victoria Memorial
3. The Statue of Admiral Nelson
The right
answer:
The Statue of
Admiral Nelson
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9) When did the Great Fire of London
take place?
1. In 666
2. In 999
3. In 1666
The right
answer:
In
1666
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10) What holiday do Welsh people
celebrate on the first of March?
1. St. David’s
Day
2. St. Patrick’
Day
3. St. Paul’s Day
The right
answer:
St. David’s Day
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11)What weather is very usual in
Great Britain?
a) rainy
b) sunny
c) snowy
The right
answer:
a) rainy
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12) What is the oldest British monument?
1. Stonehenge
2. The Tower of London
3. Big Ben
The right
answer:
Stonehenge
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13) What holiday do English people
celebrate on the 26th of December?
1. Christmas
Day
Eve
2. Christmas
3. Boxing Day
The right
answer:
Boxing Day
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14) What country does this flag belong
to?
1. Australia
2. New Zealand
3. India
The right
answer:
Australia
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15) What is the name of this sport
game?
1. Polo
2. Rugby
3. Cricket
The right
answer:Polo
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16) How many states are there in the
USA?
1. 38
2. 50
3. 44
The right
answer:50
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17) What street did Sherlock
Holmes live in?
1. High Street
2. Fleet Street
3. Baker Street
The right
answer:
Sherlock Holmes and Doctor
Watson lived at 221b Baker Street
between 18811904, according to
the stories written by Sir Arthur
Conan Doyle.
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18) What bird do English people call a
Christmas bird?
1. Sparrow (воробей)
2. Robin (малиновка)
3. Cuckoo ( кукушка)
The right
answer:
Robin
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19) What museum is this?:
2. The Museum of
London
1. The British
Museum
3. The Museum of
Natural History
The right
answer:
The British Museum
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20) Who was the first American
President?
1. Richard Nixon
2. George
Washington
3. Abraham Lincoln
The right
answer:
George Washington
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21) Who is the author of the book
“Treasure Island” («Остров
сокровищ)?
1. Robert Louis
Stevenson
2. Agatha Christie
3. James Fenimore
Cooper
The right
answer:
Robert Louis
Stevenson
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22) Branch of what plant do English
people often put on the Christmas
pudding?
1. Holly (остролист)
2. Mistletoe (омела)
3. Fir tree (ёлка)
The right
answer:Holly
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23) What is the capital of Scotland?
1. Edinburgh
2. London
3. Belfast
The right
answer:
Edinburgh
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24) Who is the official Head of Great
Britain?
1. The Queen
2. The King
3. The President
The right
answer:
The Queen
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25) Where is the famous lake Loch
Ness situated?
1.In Wales
2.In Scotland
3.In England
The right
answer:
In
Scotland
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26) What building is this?
1. The Natural
History Museum
2. The Houses of
Parliament
3. Windsor Castle
The right
answer:
The Houses of
Parliament
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27) Where does the British Prime
Minister live?
1. In Downing
Street
2. In Baker
Street
3. In Whitehall
The right
answer:
Downing Street,
10
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British
British
customs and
customs and
traditions.
traditions.
Christmas
Christmas
Christmas is Christian
holiday that celebrates the
birth of Jesus Christ.
Christmas Day is observed
on the 25th of December. For
millions of Christians
throughout the world it is
the happiest and the busiest
time of the year. Children
write letters to Santa Claus
and tell him what presents
they would like to get.
People send Christmas cards
to relatives and friends. On
Christmas Eve or Christmas
morning, families open their
presents. A traditional
Christmas dinner consists of
stuffed turkey, mashed
potatoes, cranberry sauce
and a variety of other
dishes.
The Easter Easter is one of the most
important holidays in
Christianity. It’s a time for
giving and receiving
presents, mostly Easter
eggs. We can say that the
egg is the most popular
emblem of Easter, but
spring-time flowers are also
used to stress the nature’s
awakening. Nowadays there
are a lot of chocolate Easter
eggs, having some small
gifts inside. Egg-rolling is a
traditional Easter pastime.
You roll the eggs down a
clope until they are cracked
and broken, after they are
eaten up.
ST. VALENTINE’S DAY
It’s the day when boys and girls, sweethearts and lovers,
husbands and wives, friends and neighbours, and even the
office staff will exchange greetings of affections, undying
love or satirical comment. People send to each other
greeting cards, chocolate and flowers. There is a version of
the First Valentine. It was a bishop, a Christian martyr who
before he was put to death by the Romans sent a note of
friendship to his jailer’s blind daughter. Valentine cards are
usually decorated with symbols of love and friendship. This
day has become traditional for many couples to become
engaged.
Guy Fawkes Day
November 5th is a famous day in British
history. Guy Fawkes Night is celebrated on this
day.
Guy Fawkes was a member of a group of
British Roman Catholics who were involved in
aplot to kill King James I on November 5th,
1605. The group planned to
use gunpowder toblow up the Houses of
Parliament when the King was there. Guy
Fawkes was caught guarding the barrels of
gunpowder in a cellar below parliament. After he
was caught, he was accused of treason,
badly tortured and then killed.
Today this day is remembered by the lighting
of bonfires that have a doll of Guy Fawkes on
them (the doll is called a ‘Guy’) and
with fireworks displays.
Countries and sities
Canada
Japan
India
Australia
Spain
Egypt
France
Vietnam
China
Norway
Tokio
Madrid
Peking
Canberra
Ottawa
Delhi
Hanoi
Cairo
Paris
Oslo
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1.The little old woman who has 12
children: Some short, some long, some
cold, some hot. What is it?
2. What has teeth, but cannot bite?
1. What has a face, but no head, and
hands, but no fingers?
2. It hears everything and says
nothing.
1. So many men
2.Like father
3. A cat in gloves
4. An apple a day
5. A good beginning .
a. keeps the doctor
away
b. makes a good
ending.
c. so many minds.
d. than a hen
tomorrow
e. catches no
mice
6. Better an egg today
f. like sons.
tree, Santa Claus, winter, common, present,
poems,
socks, fireplace, cards, games, snow, sweets,
snowman, deer, turkey, bells, pudding, special.
decorate, favourite, songs, church, holly,