An intellectual Show: The Leader of the ХХIst century

The aim of the competition:

to develop pupils abilities in speech,to enhance the knowledge of vocabulary, to consolidate all materials taught before, to develop logical and cognitive thinking

Visual aids an interactive board, cards, pictures

An intellectual Show: The Leader of the ХХIst century

The aim of the competition:

to develop pupils abilities in speech, to enhance the knowledge of vocabulary, to consolidate all materials taught before, to develop logical and cognitive thinking

Visual aids an interactive board, cards, pictures

The procedure of the Competition: Organization moment:

Good day, pupils! Today we have an intellectual show “The

Leader of the ХХIst century ”.I want to introduce you with our competitors :

1-st competitor is… She is in the 11-th form

2-nd competitor is… He is in the 11-th form

3-rd competitor is … She is in the 10-th form

4-th competitor is… He is in the 10-th form

I explain the rules to the competitors

The 1-st round is BAIGA

The 2-nd round is ZHORGA.

The 3-rd round is DODA

..1. Let’us begin the 1-st round BAIGA.

You must choose

right answer

1. A person born in Scotland

Scotwelsh Irish

2. A musician who plays bagpipers

Piper piano violin

3.A kind of skirt worn as part of the dress of men of the Scottish Highlands. This thing is also worn by women and

children.

Kiltkimono sary

4.The seat in the British Parlament on which the Lord

Chancellor sits in the house of Lords .At the time when

this thing was first put in the Lord Chancellor’s chair,

this thing was the main source of the national wealth.

Woolsackchair sofa

5.A narrow part of the sea reaching into the land

Sea-loch port channel

6. The formal meeting of Parliament in UK lasting from the end of October till August of the next year

Session congress summit

7. The British unit of money ,100 pence make one what?

Pound dollar tenge

11. Our next round isZHORGA

In this round you must answer the questions very quickly

1. Who discovered the law of gravity when an apple fell

on his head?(Isaac Newton)

2.Who heard voices which told her tohelp the French to fight against the English? (Joan of Arc)

3.Who was the first man to fly in space? (Yuri Gagarin)

4.Who became king of the Mongol at the age of 13 and became one of the greatest conquerors in history? (Genghis Khan)

5.Who painted the famous portrait of a woman a mysterious smile? (Leonardo da Vinci)

6.Who was born in England ,live in the USA ,died in Switzerland and was one of all times?(Charlie Chaplin)

7.Who discovered radium and later died from the effects of experiments with X-rays?(Marie Curie)

8.Who was born in Austria and became the music wonder of the world by the age of 10?(Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart)

9.Who wanted to conquer the whole world and died on the Isle of St.Helen? (Napoleon Bonaparte)

10.Who was the only American president to be elected for a fourth term of office? (Franklin Delano Roosevelt)

11.The third round isDODA

In this round one of you who gathered fewer points will choose one theme .In this theme there are 4 questions with different difficulties. You have to give right

answer

The Sightseeing of Great Britain

20 30 40 50

People of the Millennium

20 30 40 50

Sport20 30 40 50

People of the Millennium

20 balls

Who discovered printing machine? (Johannes Gutenberg)

30 balls

He was the president of the U.S.A. when “Emancipation Proclamation” was adopted and slaves were freed.

40 balls

Who invented steam engine ?(James Watt)

50 balls

Who invented dynamite ?(Alfred Nobel)

SPORT

20 balls

The most popular sport in England. (Football)

30 balls

The first Olympic Games were held in…(Greece)

40 balls

Real name of football player PELE.(Edson Arantes do Nascimento)

50 balls

A type of football played with an oval ball, by two teams of either thirteen or fifteen men. This is the kind of football in which the players may run with the ball in their hands. (Rugby football)

The Sightseeing of Great Britain.

20 ballsA square in the centre of London, it is the place where mass meeting and demonstrations take place (TrafalgarSquare)

30 balls

The bell which strikes the hours in the clock Tower of the Houses of Parliament in London. It was made in 1858 and was named after Benjamin Hall, First Commissioner of works at the time it was hung. (Big Ben)

40 balls

The ancient building east of the city of London on the north bank of the Thames. The central tower was built in 1078-1085.For centuries the building was the main state prison. Today it is a historical museum. (Tower of London)

50 balls

The ancient large church in London in which the coronation ceremony of almost all the English kings and queens has taken place.(Westminster Abbey)

Results of competitors:

Giving presents:

Conclusion: Thank you for your taking part in this an intellectual show. You were very active. Good-bye!