КВН по страноведению на английском языке

РОССИЙСКАЯ ФЕДЕРАЦИЯ

Московская область, г. Лобня

МУНИЦИПАЛЬНОЕ БЮДЖЕТНОЕ ОБЩЕОБРАЗОВАТЕЛЬНОЕ УЧРЕЖДЕНИЕ

СРЕДНЯЯ ОБЩЕОБРАЗОВАТЕЛЬНАЯ ШКОЛА № 8

имени Героя Советского Союза Будника Г.Д.

Внеурочное мероприятие

конкурс КВН по страноведению

"Welcome to Great Britain!"

для учащихся 7-8 классов.

Разработала: Алебастрова Т.Б.

Учитель английского языка

1 категории

Лобня 2020

Цели:

• предоставить учащимся возможность для реализации творческого потенциала и демонстрации достижений в изучении английского языка;
• выявить уровень сформированности  коммуникативных умений и навыков.

Задачи:

1.     Расширить знания учащихся о Великобритании.

2.     Приобщить учащихся к культуре страны изучаемого языка.

3.     Поддержать интерес к изучению английского языка.

4.     Активизировать учебные умения и навыки учащихся.

Оборудование: карточки с заданиями для каждой команды, проектор, музыкальное сопровождение, авторучки.

Предварительная подготовка:

1.     Формируются списки команд-участников конкурса. Участие в конкурсе добровольное.

2.     Консультация с участниками конкурса по подготовке "Визитной карточки" и "Домашнего задания"

Содержание конкурса

1. Приветствие "Визитная карточка" (представление  названия команды,  девиза, эмблемы и капитана  не более 2 минут)

2 . Разминка.

3. Конкурс капитанов.

4. Блиц - турнир "Знаете ли вы?"

5. Домашнее задание "Welcome to Great Britain!" (не более 5минут)

Критерии оценивания

Выступления команд оцениваются по пятибалльной системе по следующим критериям:

- владение английским языком;

- эрудиция;

- находчивость;

- оригинальность подачи материала;

- внешний вид и стиль команды;

- исполнительское мастерство (артистизм, выразительность);  

Course of the competition

1. Good morning everybody! Welcome to our competition "Welcome to Great Britain"

Now you can see our jury: the teachers of foreign languages …

Let’s start our game. The most cheerful and friendly, smart and resourceful are waiting for prizes and awards! We wish everyone good luck!The first task of the contest is called "Business card". Teams perform according to the selected numbers. The team number 1 is invited to the stage....., ............

2. While the jury assesses the first performance, the team captains can take the task for the next competition. This is a warm-Up. We invite one player from each team to the stage. You should read the tongue twister as quickly as possible with the correct pronunciation. You have 30 seconds to prepare.

So, we continue our competition and now you need to perform the second task, which is called "warm-Up". The participant of the first team is invited.,......,......,

3. You did well. And now start blitz tournament. Your task is to listen to the question and answer it.. You are given 2 auditions for each question and 30 seconds to answer.

You are  ready? All right, let's get started! .( Leading read out every question 2 times.)

So, the first question!..............

4. While the jury is counting the points for the teams ' answers, we will start the "Captains ' Contest". The captain of each team chooses an envelope with a task in which you need to place the sentences in the correct order to get the associated text. At this time, each team collects puzzles of your chosen picture. Then the captains read their texts one by one, and the teams have to determine which of the read texts corresponds to their picture.

5. You did great! It is time for the last contest "Homework". Teams perform according to the selected numbers. The team number 1 is invited to the stage.....,

6. Thank you for your quick wit. You are so talented and intelligent students.

Our competition is coming to the end and we thank everyone for participating in it. And now let's listen to our jury, which is ready to announce the results of the competition...........

We congratulate everyone and do not say goodbye! We hope to see you again !

Appendix 1

(Приложение 1)

Warm-Up (Разминка)

·         If two witches were watching two watches, which witch would watch which 
watch?

·         The thirty-three thieves thought that they thrilled the throne throughout Thursday.

·         You know New York, you need New York, you know you need unique New York.

·         He thrusts his fists against the posts and still insists he sees the ghosts. 

·          I wish to wish the wish you wish to wish, but if you wish the wish the witch wishes, I won’t wish the wish you wish to wish.

·         If you must cross a course cross cow across a crowded cow crossing, cross the cross coarse cow across the crowded cow crossing carefully.

·         Brisk brave brigadiers brandished broad bright blades, blunderbusses, and bludgeons — balancing them badly.

·         Imagine an imaginary menagerie manager managing an imaginary menagerie.

·         A purely rural duel truly plural is better than a purely plural duel truly rural.

·         A big black bug bit a big black bear, made the big black bear bleed blood.

·         One black beetle bled only black blood, the other black beetle bled blue.

Appendix 2

(Приложение 2)

Questions for "Blitz tournament" (Вопросы для "Блиц- турнира")

1 What parts does the UK consist of?

a) England, Scotland, Wales, Northern Ireland

b) England, Scotland, Wales

 c) England, Wales, Northern Ireland

2. What is the English flag called?

a) Union Patrick    b) Union Jack   c) Lines and Crosses

3. Who is the symbol of the typical Englishman?

a) John Bull     b)  John Bell      c) St. Patrick

4. What is the London underground called?

a)  the tube   b) the metro   c) subway

5. Who is the Head of State in Britain?

a) the Mayor  b) the Queen    c) the Prime Minister

6. What is the river in London?

a) West End   b) East End   c) the City

7. What is the most expensive part of London?

a) blue   b) red   c) black

8. What city did The Beatles come from?

a) London   b) Manchester   c) Liverpool

9. Who was the architect of St. Paul’s Cathedral?

a) Charles Barry   b) Christopher Wren   c) Charles Mackintosh

10. What is the national sport of Britain?

a) Cricket   b) Football   c) Rugby

11. What is the oldest part of London?

a) The City   b) The West End   c) The East End

12. What is the symbol of England?

a) The thistle   b) The daffodil   c) The red rose

13. What is the symbol of Scotland?

a) The thistle b) The daffodil c) The red rose

14.  What is Wales called?

a) A “Land of Song”   b) A “Land of Music”   c) A “Land of Art”

15.  What is the symbol of Northern Ireland?

a) The red hand and the shamrock    b) The daffodil    c) The thistle

16. What birds live in the Tower of London?

a) Sparrows   b) Woodpeckers      c) Ravens

17. What do they call London cops?

a) Bobby   b) Daddy,    c) Gucci.

18. How do the English and Irish parliaments print their acts to this day?

a) on rice paper    b) on Velen     c)  on papyrus

19. In what holiday in Scotland do guests enter the house, holding a piece of coal?

a) Walpurgis night     b) Christmas      c) New year

20. Until the mid-19th century, the tax on homeowners was levied on the parameter that made a home of the British more grim and forbidding. Which one?

a) the thickness of the walls

b)  the height of the house

c) the number of  windows

21. The killer in December of 1952 took the life of 2850 Londoners and still have not been punished, although known to all. Call it.

a) flu  b) Smog   c) electric current

22. Sherlock Holmes said he could spot a foreigner by the mere twist of his head. During what action?

a) during the tea party

b)  when boarding the tram

c) when crossing the street

23. Without any animal cannot do any wedding in Britain?

a)  red dog   b)  black cat   c)  hamster

24. The most famous are competitions between Oxford and Cambridge universities. What competitions are we talking about?

a) boat race   b) football     c) horse race

25. According to Oscar Wilde, Irish writer George Moore wrote in brilliant English until he discovered this section of the science of language. What?

a) phonetics   b)  grammar      c) word formation

26. The highest point of the UK is in:

a) in England    b) Scotland     c) Northern Ireland

27. What street in London is called "Newspaper Street"?

a) Oxford Street    b) Downing Street    c) Fleet Street

28. What is the most important airport in Great Britain?

a) Heathrow Airport     b) Gatwick Airport     c) Stansted Airport

29. What chambers does the British Parliament consist of ?

a) the Senate and the House of Representatives

b) the House of Lords and the House of Commons

c) he Cabinet of Ministers and the Shadow Cabinet

30. Who is the author of  “The Lord of the Rings” ?

a) D. Defoe    b) J.K. Rowling   c) J.R. Tolkien

Appendix 3

(Приложение 3)

Competition of captains ("Конкурс капитанов")

1.The Globe Theatre was built in 1599 by Shakespeare's playing company. The modern theatre was opened in 1997 and represents a replica of the old theatre.

 The Globe is an open-air theatre. There are three stories in the building.

 The stage is right in the middle of the theatre. Next to the stage there is an area where people can watch a performance whilst standing. Seats are located on three levels around the yard.

2. Buckingham Palace is the official residence of Queen Elizabeth. It is located near Green Park. When the Queen is in the residence, the Royal Standard flies over Buckingham Palace. There are 775 rooms where members of the Royal family and their servants live. There are also rooms for guests. There are offices, on-site post and even swimming pool in the palace. Throughout the year right in front of Buckingham Palace the ceremony of the Changing of the Guard takes place, attracting a lot of tourists.

3. Westminster is a historical area of central London with several famous landmarks. Westminster Abbey, a Gothic church, is located there. The church is a traditional place of coronation and burial site for all British kings and queens.

 Not far from the church there is the Palace of Westminster which is the meeting place of the House of Commons and the House of Lords.

4. St. Paul's Cathedral is located at the highest point of the City of London, Ludgate Hill. The Cathedral was seriously damaged during the Great Fire of London. It was redesigned by Christopher Wren, a famous architect. There are three Galleries and 17 bells in the Cathedral. The largest bell is called Great Paul. The funerals of a lot of notable figures have occurred at the cathedral.

5. Stonehenge is a well-known prehistoric monument which is located in Wiltshire, England. Huge standing stones which are 4,1 meters long and 2,1 meters wide make a ring. The real purpose of this structure is still a subject of much controversy. It is believed that Stonehenge served as an ancient astronomical observatory. Stonehenge is added to the list of UNESCO World Heritage Sites.

6. Windsor Castle is a residence of the British monarchy. Windsor Castle is the largest residential castle in the world. A lot of official visits take place here. It is also open for tourists. Windsor Castle is located on a hill and is surrounded with lush greenery. The castle has been reconstructed a number of times but the location of its main buildings remains unchanged.

7. Trafalgar Square is the geographical center of London. There is the monument in the center of this landmark. It is known as Nelson’s Column. This square is used for walking, demonstrations and holidays. It is very popular among tourists and citizens.

8. Madam Tussaud’s is the most amazing wax museum in the whole world! It is visited by 2,5 million people every year. Every day you can see thousands of people standing in the queue near the entering to this building. There are many different wax figures. You can see famous actors, singers and politicians. They are very similar to real people.

9. Tower of London is a great building. It includes a palace, a fortress, a prison and a palace of execution.  It is a big historical museum. It is one of the oldest places in London.  There are many beautiful Crown Jewels in the tower. People working there carefully look after them. Tourists like this great historical place!

10. The British museum was created in 1753. It contains one of the richest in the world’s collections of antiquities. There is also one of the largest library in this museum. There is a reading room, but you can’t lend books. There are 11 departments in this museum. They keep a lot of different collections.

11. Picadily Circus is known as a center of the night life in the West End. It is popular between tourists and citizens. Piccadilly Circus is a dynamic and delightful place with lively atmosphere. It is also the shopping center. There are many different shops where you can buy souvenirs, clothes, food.

12. The House of Parliament is also known as Palace of Westminster. It stands on the riverside near Westminster Abbey. It can be visited by tourists. They start at the Royal Gallery and then they go to the House of Lords.  The most famous part of the House of Parliament is St. Stephen’s Hall. It is decorated by very expensive and valuable frescos. It is one of the oldest landmarks in London.