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  1. Countries and capitals
  2. The UK (map)
  3. The Quiz on the UK
  4. The USA
  5. New Zealand
  6. Australia
  7. Canada

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Countries and capitals

The UK Washington

The USA Wellington

Australia London

New Zealand Canberra

Scotland Belfast

Wales Edinburgh

Ireland Dublin

Northern Ireland Cardiff

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The UK

The United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland

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The USA

What do the stripes and the stars mean?

Will they add a star if a new state appears?

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The Statue of Liberty

The Statue of Liberty was presented to people of the USA by people of France on the 4th of July, 1884.It is the largest statue ever made. The right arm holds a great torch and the left hand holds a tablet with the date of the adoption of the Declaration of Independence.

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New York

New York is one of the biggest cities in the USA, it’s the city of contrasts, because you can see ancient churches of 18th century and modern sky-scrapers. People of different races and nationalities live here.

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Washington

Washington is also visited by tourists, here you can see the Lincoln Memorial, the Washington Monument, the White House and the Capitol. In 1791 G.Washington chose it as a capital. But there is no sky-scrapers here, and no buildings higher than the Capitol.

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New Zealand

New Zealand is the state in the southwest part of the Pacific Ocean. The population is 3,8 million people. The official language is English, Maori. The country is divided into 92 counties. The capital of the country is Wellington. The head of the state is the queen of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland.

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New Zealand

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The relief of New Zealand

  • The most part the country is occupied by hills and mountains (the highest point is the Cook on the Southern island, 3764 m, it is covered with eternal snow and glaciers). There is the Volcanic plateau (active volcanoes, geysers, frequent earthquakes) on the northern island .�

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Australia

Australia was discovered by Captain cook in 1770.It is an unusual country, New Year is in the middle of summer, summer months are never cold, hot winds blow from the North. Native trees look strange and never lose their leaves.

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Canada

Canada is a great country. The national emblem of Canada is the maple leaf. Eskimos and Indians were the first to settle in Canada, they came from Asia.

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The Quiz

What is the national flower of England?

Rose

Who is the current monarch?

Queen Elizabeth II

How many countries are there in the UK?

4

The British flag is called…..

Union Jack

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The Quiz

The Cannel Tunnel, linking the UK to the rest of Europe, runs between England and which country?

France

Where is in London is Poet’s Corner?

Westminster Abbey

When do children go “trick or treating”?

Halloween

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The Quiz

Mount Cook is situated in….

New Zealand

How many states are there in Australia?

6

Who discovered Australia?

Captain James Cook

What is the capital of Australia?

Canberra

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The Quiz

How many stars are there on the American flag?

50

Who gave the statue of Liberty as a present to the USA?

People of France

When was Washington chosen as a capital of the USA?

In 1791

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The Quiz

Who was the first to live in Canada?

The Indians and the Eskimos

What is the national symbol of New Zealand people?

The bird Kiwi

What is the national emblem of Canada?

The maple leaf

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Quiz on New Zealand

What is the capital of the country?

What is the climate in the country?

What are the main rivers?

What industries are developed?

What big cities do you know?

What is the political system of the country?

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