В январе, заканчивая изучение темы «Лондон» в 4 классе (учебник И.Н.Верещагиной и др.), мы с коллегой провели интересную игру-контрольную работу под названием «Знаешь ли ты Лондон?» В статье мы хотим поделиться нашим опытом. Надеемся, что коллегам это может быть интересно.
Ход игры
Класс заранее делится на несколько команд. В каждой команде 4-5 человек. Команда выбирает капитана, придумывает себе название и эмблему. В начале игры команда представляет себя и получает маршрутный лист. В игре задействовано 6 кабинетов – 6 станций: Историческая, Географическая, Архитектурная, Пожарная, Туристическая и Римская. На каждой станции каждый участник за 5 минут должен ответить на 10 вопросов в тестовом виде.
Результат команды быстро подсчитывается членами комиссии на каждой станции (здесь нам помогали старшеклассники, за что им огромное спасибо), вносится в ведомость и выводится средний бал путем деления суммы баллов на количество членов команды. Выигрывает команда, набравшая большее количество баллов. Позже по листам можно подсчитать баллы каждого ученика и поставить отметки.
Station “The Romans”
True (T), False (F), Don’t know (?)
1. The Romans came to England in 1066.
2. The Romans built the town and called it Londinium.
3. The Romans built the town in the mountains.
4. The Romans built many churches.
5. The Romans built two bridges over the river.
6. The name of the river was the Severn.
7. The river was in the center of the town.
8. By the year 400 there were fifty thousand people in the town.
9. The King of the Romans was Henry III.
10. After 400 the Romans left England.
Station “Architecture”
Choose the right variant:
1) The Romans built………. which looked very strange.
a) a tower b) a bridge c) a church
2) There were …..on the old London bridge.
a) towers b) houses c) gardens
3) ………….built the White Tower in the 10th century.
a) William the Conqueror b) Sir Christopher Wren c) Benjamin Hall
4) The famous English architect Sir Christopher Wren built ……..after the Great Fire.
a) St. Paul’s Cathedral b) Westminster Abbey c) The Tower
5) St. Paul’s Cathedral is a beautiful building with …….towers.
a) 2 b) 4 c) 6
6) Big Ben is….
a) a tower b) a bridge c) a church
7) There is a monument to Admiral Nelson in the center of…..
a) the Tower b) Parliament Square c) Trafalgar Square
8) Westminster Abbey is one of the most beautiful……where many English kings and queens are buried.
a) towers b) parks c) churches
9) Westminster Abbey is famous for its ……
a) Poets’ Corner b) Queen Victoria Memorial c) Big Ben
10) You can hear the sound of Big Ben every…… in London.
a) hour b) two hours c) three hours
Station “Geography”
True (T), False (F), Don’t know (?)
- The Romans came to England from Italy.
- The Romans lived in the center of Britain.
- Londinium was on the river Volga.
- Londinium is the old name of London.
- London is the capital of Scotland.
- London is the biggest city in Britain.
- Trafalgar Square is the geographical center of London.
- A lot of people live in the City.
- The political center of London is Westminster.
- There is a big lake near London.
Station “History”
Choose the right variant:
1) The Romans built the town on the river Thames and called it…
a) Kiev b) Londinium c) Rome
2) The Romans built ………..in the new town
a) the tower b) the bridge c) the zoo
3) William the Conqueror built the White Tower in ……. century
a) the tenth b) the eleventh c) the twelfth
4) The Great Fire of London was in…..
a) 1066 b) 1566 c) 1666
5) The fire burnt for …… days
a) 2 b) 4 c) 6
6) The famous English architect ……….. built St. Paul’s Cathedral after the Great Fire
a) Sir Christopher Wren b) Sir Benjamin Hall c) Rudyard Kipling
7) The architect built St. Paul’s Cathedral for……
a) 35 years b) 40 years c) 45years
8) People keep black …… in the Tower of London because they believe that London will be rich while black …… live in the Tower
a) dogs b) wolves c) ravens
9) Many English kings and queens are buried in…
a) St. Paul’s Cathedral b) the Tower of London c) Westminster Abbey
10) Sir Benjamin Hall built……..
a) St. Paul’s Cathedral b) Big Ben c) Westminster Abbey
Station “Fire”
Choose the right variant:
1) The Great Fire of London was in…….
a) 1066 b) 1566 c) 1666
2) The Fire began on the….
a) 2nd of September b) 5th of September c) 10th of September
3) In those days people usually built houses of….
a) stone b) wood c) straw
4) The Fire started in the house of King’s…..
a) doctor b) baker c) driver
5) His ……… saw that the house was on fire
a) daughter b) brother c) wife
6) It happened…….
a) in the morning b) at night c) in the afternoon
7) The house was near …….
a) Tower Bridge b) Long Bridge c) London Bridge
8) The house was near the river …….
a) Volga b) Mississippi c) Thames
9) The fire burnt for ……
a) three days b) four days c) five days
10) More than …….. people didn’t have home any more
a) 250 thousand b) 350 thousand c) 450 thousand
Station “London for Tourists”
True (T), False (F), Don’t know (?)
- The center of London is Hyde Park.
- You can see beautiful monuments in the National Gallery.
- Big Ben is a clock tower.
- The Queen of Great Britain lives in Buckingham Palace.
- In the center of Trafalgar Square stands a monument to Admiral Nelson.
- The monument to Admiral Nelson is made of metal.
- William the Conqueror lived in the Tower of London with his wife and six children.
- The British Prime Minister lives at number 10 Downing Street.
- The Houses of Parliament was built in 1782.
- Big Ben was a nickname of Sir Benjamin Hall who was a very tall man.
Keys
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Roman |
Fire |
Architecture |
Places for Tourists |
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