1. Крестики & нолики English language Булычева Маргарита Анатольевна Учитель английского языка МОУ «Майминская СОШ №3» Республика Алтай

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3. №1 Sights

4. Sights 1 The Capitol

5. Sights 2 Tower Bridge

6. Sights 3 St. Paul’s Cathedral

7. Sights 4 Westminster Abbey

8. Sights 5 Buckingham Palace

9. Sights 6 Stonehenge

10. №2 Geography

11. 1.What river is the capital of the USA situated on? The Potomac

12. Geography 2. What is the highest peak in the USA? Mount McKinley

13. Geography 3. What country is the southern and central part of Great Britain? England

14. Geography 4. What is the longest river in the USA? The Mississippi

15. Geography 5.What is the longest river in the UK? The Severn

16. Geography 6. What river is London situated on? The Thames

17. №3 Cities

18. 1.What is the capital of the United Kingdom of Great Britain? London

19. Cities 2.What is the capital of the United States of America? Washington

20. Cities 3.What is the capital of Australia? Canberra

21. Cities 4. What is the capital of New Zealand? Wellington

22. Cities 5. What is the capital of Canada? Ottawa

23. Cities 6.What city is famous as a city of casinos? Las Vegas

24. №4 Grammar

25. 1. In An English educational system increasingly ruled by standardized tests, arts courses can seem (importance). unimportant

26. Grammar 2. In a recent study, we found arts programmes teach a specific set of thinking skills (rare) addressed elsewhere in the curriculum. rarely

27. Grammar 3.We want our children to demonstrate an (able) to solve problems and communicate effectively in today’s workplace. ability

28. Grammar 4.To achieve that goal, school leaders should make sure the arts are (centre) to their school improvement plans. central

29. Grammar 5. These must not be (aim) or disconnected series of exercises. aimless

30. Grammar 6. Education reform is currently a (power) force. powerful

31. №5 Countries

32. 1. How many countries are there in the UK? 2 3 4 6

33. Countries 2.The Westminster Abbey is a museum a royal church a theatre a street

34. Countries 3.The symbol of England is a thistle a daffodil a rose a shamrock

35. Countries 4.The Tower of London is now a prison a royal palace a fortress a museum

36. Countries 5. Changing the Guard happens every day near Buckingham Palace St.Paul’s Cathedral Houses of Parliament Tower

37. Countries 6.A fine collection of European paintings is in the British Museum the National Gallery Big Ben the Tower

38. №6 History

39. 1.Who was the author of the Declaration of Independent? Thomas Jefferson

40. History 2.When did William the Conqueror come to London? 1066

41. History 3.What is the name of the first Queen of the United Kingdom? Victoria

42. History 4.Who discovered America? Christopher Columbus

43. History 5.Who was the first president of the USA? George Washington

44. History 6.What was the first capital of the USA? Philadelphia

45. №7 Literature

46. 1.Who wrote the novel “Gone with the wind”? Margaret Mitchell

47. Literature 2.Who wrote “The Adventures of Tom Sawyer's”? Mark Twain

48. Literature 3.Who wrote “The Jungle Book”? Rudyard Kipling

49. Literature 4. What is the first of Shakespeare's tragedies? Romeo and Juliet

50. Literature 5.Who wrote “Robinson Crusoe”? Daniel Defoe

51. Literature 6.Who wrote “Alice in Wonderland”? Luis Carol

52. №8 Science

53. 1.Who invented the telephone? Alexander Bell

54. Science 2. Who discovered penicillin? Alexander Fleming

55. Science 3. Who is the author of the theory of Relativity? Albert Einstein

56. Science 4.Who invented the light bulb? Thomas Alva Edison

57. Science 5.Who is the author of the gravitation theory? Isaac Newton

58. Science 6. Who was the Father of Space Age in America ? Robert Goddard

59. №9 People

60. 1.Where is the statue to Admiral Nelson? in Piccadilly Circus in Trafalgar Square near Tower near Big Ben Trafalgar Square

61. People 2.Who was the first woman Prime Minister in the UK ? Mary Robinson Margaret Thatcher Julia Gillard Hillary Clinton Margaret Thatcher

62. People 3. He was a film actor Athur Conan Doyle Charlie Chaplin Ernest Hemingway Robert Goddard Charlie Chaplin

63. People 4. On what holiday people dress as witches and ghosts? New Year Christmas Day Halloween Independent Day Halloween

64. People 5.The name of the Queen of the UK is Mary Tudor Victoria Elizabeth I Elizabeth II

65. People 6.Who wrote the book “Winnie- the-Poor”? Rudyard Kipling Alan Milne Lewis Carrol Mark Twain Alan Milne

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