V LEVEL (STUDENT'S TASK SHEET)

PART THREE (5 mins.) Part Three consists of two tasks. Task One (3.5 mins.)

The United Kingdom

In Task One you are asked to speak on your own about The United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland. Use a map to illustrate your speech. The following ideas may help you: Physical geography Parts, political system, symbols People (nationalities, languages, etc.) Task Two (1.5 min.) In Task Two you are asked to speak on your own about photographs 3A3F. You should try to identify and locate the places in the photographs and speak about at least three of the places at length. 3A 3B Cities, places of interest Culture Other

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V LEVEL (INTERLOCUTOR'S TASK SHEET)

PART THREE (5 mins.) Task One (3.5 mins.)

The United Kingdom

In Task One you are going to speak on your own about The United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland. (Have you got the map?) Are you ready? Q: Can you name all the parts that form the UK? Q: What do you know about the British Royal Family? Q: What do you know about the relations between the UK and Ireland? Q: What British cities can you name? Do you know anything about them? Q: What other places of interest in the UK do you know? Q: Why would anyone go to ... (city)? Q: What is Loch Ness / Liverpool / Oxford... famous for? Q: What famous / important people from the UK do you know? Thank you. Now lets go to Task Two Task Two (1.5 min.) In Task Two you are going to speak on your own about photographs 3A3F. You should identify and locate the places in the photographs and speak about at least three of the places at length. Are you ready? 3A 3B
Students Task Sheet: (Pictures) 3A: Cambridge (Kings College, punting) a university town; the second oldest university in UK (formed in c. 1209) 3B: Her Majestys Royal Palace and Fortress, commonly known as the Tower of London. Students Task Sheet: The following ideas may help you: Physical geography Parts, political system, symbols People (nationalities, languages, etc.) Cities, places of interest Culture Other

3C

3D

3C: Stonehenge A prehistoric monument composed of a circular setting of large standing stones; declared a World Heritage Site by UNESCO in 1986. 3D: The (Scottish) Highlands (with a Scottish bagpiper) Mountain ranges dominate the region; includes the highest mountain in the British Isles, Ben Nevis (the summit at 1,344 m.). 3E: Giants Causeway An area of about 40,000 interlocking basalt columns located on the northern coast of Northern Ireland; one of the natural wonders of UK; declared a World Heritage Site by UNESCO in 1984.

3E

Thank you. This is the end of Part Three.

3F: The White Cliffs of Dover Cliffs which form part of the British coastline facing the Strait of Dover and France. The cliffs are composed mainly of soft, white chalk.