Welcome the teachers to our class
UNIT 8: ENGLISH SPEAKING COUNTRIESLESSON 4: COMMUNICATIONEnglish
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Warm up1The USAEnglandScotlandCanadaSingaporeAustraliaNew
ZealandWalesIreland
The AmericanThe EnglishThe Scottish/ScotsThe SingaporeansThe
CanadiansThe AustralianThe New ZealandersThe WelshThe Irish
I. Extra vocabularyterritory (n) /ter..tr.i/ North Pole (n)
Arctic Circle (n) /k.tk/ kilt (n) /klt/
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I. Extra vocabularyterritory (n):
North Pole (n):
Arctic Circle (n):kilt (n):
3 land that is under control of a particular country the point
on the surface of the Earth that is furthest norththe line of
latitude 66 33 North a skirt with many folds, made from tartancloth
and traditionallyworn by Scottish men and boys
Activity 1. Do the quiz and choose the correct answers.This is a
quiz to test how much you know about English speaking countries.1.
_______ are both surrounded by the sea.A. The United Kingdom and
the USAB. Canada and New ZealandC. Australia and New ZealandD. The
USA and Australia2. Of these countries, _______ is the youngest.A.
Australia B. Canada C. the USA D. the United Kingdom
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Activity 1.3.The capital of New Zealand is _______A. Canberra B.
Washington D.C. C. Wellington D. Ottawa4. _______ is the most
diverse in geography and climate.A. Canada B. The USA C. The United
Kingdom D. New Zealand
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Activity 1.5. Niagara Falls is a spectacular waterfall in
____.A. Wales B. Canada C. England D. Australia6. __________ is
closest to the North Pole.A. America B. Canada C. New Zealand D.
Australia
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Activity 1.7. Which picture below illustrates the way the Maori
of New Zealand greet each other?A. touching toes B. touching
foreheadsC. touching noses D. touching hands8. A kilt is the
traditional garment for _______ .A. Scottish men B. the Maori in
New Zealand C. the Americans D. the Aborigines in Australia7
Activity 1.9.This animal, the _______ , is a symbol of
Australia.A. kangaroo B. koala C. rabbit D. emu10. _______ is in
LondonA. Trafalgar Square B. Times Square C. Sky TowerD. Ayers
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Activity 2. Write the names of the countries next to their
facts.1. It is made up of 50 states.2.It has the smallest
population.91. the USA 2. New Zealand
Activity 2. 3.It has the most famous football clubs in the
world.
4. It has part of its territory inside the Arctic Circle.5.It is
both a country and a continent.
10United Kingdom Canada Australia
Activity 3a. Work in groups. Choose a country and together find
out as much about it as possible. Then prepare a small introduction
of that country. Dont say the name of the country.You can start
your introduction with:This country It is one of the most
photographed natural wonders in this country.
It is A UNESCO World Heritage Site.
It is one of the seven wonders of the natural world, the park
stretches for 2,300 km along the state of Queensland, on this
countrys east coast
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Uluru-Kata Tjuta National Park
Blue Mountains
Great Barrier Reef Blue Mountains National ParkGreat Barrier
Reef Marine Park/ Uluru (formerly Ayers Rock)/
Activity 3a. It is one of this country most famous icons and is
the largest steel arch bridge in the world
It is the second largest city of this country.
It is one of the worlds most famous beaches It in Sydney is one
of the most distinctive and famous 20th-century buildings, and one
of the most famous performing arts venues in the world.
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Sydney Harbour Bridge
Melbourne
Bondi Beach
Sydney Opera House Sydney Harbour BridgeMelbourneBondi BeachThe
Sydney Opera House
Activity 3b. Each group then presents their introduction to the
class. The class...tries to find out which country it is. ( Ss use
suggested ideas from activities 1+2 )2. votes for the most
informative and interesting introduction.
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II. HomeworkLearn new words by heart and write three lines for
each.Do C1, 2 (P14-15)Prepare for the next lesson Skills 1
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