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Great Britain includes … countries.
You are going to depict the way of aboriginal migration of people from Eurasia to Australia.
Indicate through what modern counties and territories would this way lie.
Many species of animals and plants are found nowhere else in the world, they are …
The coldest region of Australia is…
The English Association was established…
Immigrants came to escape poverty and …
Arrange the historical events chronologically:
There are … states in the USA
The worst known flood in the USA is…
… are the basis of the ethnic population in Australia.
Australia is sometimes called “The … Country”
In 2000, however, the … county of Greater London regained some of its administrative powers.
… was founded in Britain.
Australia is … the size of Western Europe
The Inner circle of the concentric circles theory includes countries such as …
The longest river of Great Britain …
Native Americans have … origins.
The first national park was set in the …, at the southern end of the Pennine Chain, in 1949
There are three national parks in … – Brecon Beacons, Pembrokeshire Coast and Snowdonia
Arrange the states of Australia in descending order, where the first state is the biggest one
Arrange the countries by number of counties, where the first one is that with the biggest number of counties
Australia is the world's … largest country, after Russia, Canada, China, the USA, and Brazil.
Correlate the date of accession of the state to the USA and the state.
The symbol of Democratic party is the …
The largest state of the country is … Australia.
According to the … the population of the UK at mid-year 2020 was estimated to be 67.1 million
Negotiations are going to be held between the USA, Honduras and Nicaragua about the status of an uninhabited territory, which has been a disputed territory for a long time. Each of the countries claimed that territory to be theirs centuries ago, but there are still some arguments about it.
Name this territory and the year of claiming that territory by the USA.
Correlate the modern name of the island with its original one:
… of the United States are sub-national administrative divisions overseen by the U.S. federal government
… are people of Spanish or Spanish-American origins.
… plant is of first economic importance in Australia.
… territories are those, which are offshore dependent territories.
Martin from Quebec has moved to Bamako to become an English teacher in the French kinder garden. He has got an average salary in the region, but he has an opportunity to have additional financial support from the organization which spreads the English language all over the world.
Where should he apply for it?
Besides business, the main source of the English-speaking influence throughout the world after the first two world wars was …
Yang Zhenwu, Secretary-General of the National People’s Congress (China) has working trip to New Dehli. He is going to have an official meeting with the Secretary-General of the National Indian Congress.
Having learned that all the highest politician positions in India are held by the members of one family, guess, who can be this person.
The original name of Australia means …
By the sixth century A.D., … people known as Angles, Jutes, and Saxons were moving into Britain
Correlate the name of state of federal district of America and its abbreviation.
There are … general ethnic groups in the USA.
Arrange the historical events in the chronological order.
… is the only country in the world that covers an entire continent.
Love of the countryside is another aspect of British …
The longest river in Australia …
The … stars represent the current number of states in the.
In November 1620, the first group of Puritans, thirty-five members of the English Separatist Church, arrived on the … ship in the company of sixty-seven other settlers.
…. part of Great Britain is mostly mountainous.
Arrange the accession of the state to the USA in chronological order.
The country, which has disseminated the English language throughout the world first is …
In Australia the … district was chosen as the site of the new national capital in 1908.
The capital of the USA is …
All the states are divided into … or its equivalents for administrative purposes
The smallest state of Australia is … .
For years, it was thought that the United States was and should be a “…” – in other words, that people from all over the world would come and adopt the American culture as their own
The US national … — stars and stripes — is red, white and blue.
The greatest lake in the USA is …
The forty-eight … states of America are those which constitute a unite territory
The driest and the hottest place in the USA is …
The lowest point in the USA is in …
Read the description of a person: “He must never complain. Complaining is very un-national in his country. The stiff-upper lip is very his way. Whatever happens, remember the new national slogan: ‘It’s one of those things’. When his brand-new toasting machine goes up in flames and toasts him instead of his bread, he nods: ‘It’s one of those things’ and the matter is closed. He has no soul, only understanding. Drinking tea - specifically the more oxidised black tea - is seen as a key part of his culture”
Try to find out where is he came from.
The largest lake in Great Britain…
If an English-speaking candidate applies for a job his chances are …
The president of the USA lives in the … in the capital city of Washington, D.C.
The Australian Aboriginal people came from…
A Latin term for the shared language of communication used between people whose main languages are different is …
… people had no chiefs or other centralized institutions of social or political control
On the territory of Australia lived about 250 different …
Correlate the state of America and its capital:
Arrange the historical events chronologically:
… is special about the climate of the USA
The National Parks family includes … parks.
A language gains a status as a global language…
Territorial peculiarity about Australia is that …
… is a rough area of Hiberno-English dialects spreading.
… are the main administrative unit in most of the UK countries.
The continent of Australia is covered by …
… English dialects are associated with many of the historic counties, including the Cumbrian dialect, Lancashire dialect, Northumbrian dialect and Yorkshire dialect.
Uwe from Hannover has passed the maximum score her Academic ITELS test. Now she has C2 level of the English language and can move to England to work in the University. She claims that being so proficient in the English language she is absolutely ready to be a norm-providing person in England.
Is she right?
Native Americans came from…
The highest mountain of Great Britain is …
… is a special peculiarity of the British mentality concerning the habitation areas.
In the 1980s almost half of all immigrants were …
… is the definition for a language, which is used in any international communication which involves people from two or more countries.
The English Language is used as the official language in … countries
Correlate the person and the country with which this person is historically bounded
The first English-language contact with Canada was as early as 1497, when … is thought to have reached Newfoundland.
The highest point of Australia is …
You are preparing the article for the Australian Institute of Family Studies “Engaging with Indigenous Australia”. You are going to explore the conditions for effective relationships with Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander communities.
What ethnic community would you choose to describe some examples of work with Aboriginal Australians?
The concentric circles of English theory contains … circles.
Thirteen stripes of the flag represent the original 13 … .
… are linguistic varieties that may differ in pronunciation, vocabulary, spelling and grammar.
Administratively level Australia is divided into … and territories.
The … monarch is the head of state of Canada.
You meet a group of people from the United Kingdom. You need to find out who comes from noble origins and has higher level of education and social class.
Give the answer according to pronunciation of the sentences “That’s how I got my filing job here. Look at how good that turned out”.
The climate of Britain is more or less the same as that of the northwestern part of the … mainland
… is The Expanding Circle in the concentric circles theory.
… circle of the concentric circles comprises countries with small communities of native English speakers and widespread use of English as a second language.
Correlate the country of the UK and its capital:
Hawaii is an … in the mid-Pacific
… is called GLOCAL.
Nina is from St. Paul. She entered the University and now is trying to make friends. First, she wants to find some people from her region. There are pull of her groupmates, where there is info about their origins.
Try to find out, whom Nina would start to talk.
American businesses were booming and started doing trade all over the world, much like … had done in the previous century
Arrange top 4 countries that Speak English as a Primary Language or lingua franca (by total population) in ascending order.
The United Kingdom is made up of four nations – England, Wales, …, Northern Ireland
All the major animal groups are represented in the Australian … - more than 40 species of native mammals, 200 bird species, 30 reptiles species, 15 amphibians, 14 native fish species and many species of invertebrates
… is a relatively new phenomenon of multi-dimensional nature that puts variety of complex trends in the economic, social and cultural fabrics of all societies
The "norm-dependent" circle means that …
… abolished the slavery
Arrange the states and the territories of Australia in descending order, where the first one is the biggest one:
… dialect is mostly rhotic, which means that [r] is typically pronounced.
The … was abolished by the Emancipation Proclamation speech in 1863
The USA has the … largest population in the world
… formed the largest non-British Isles ancestry for most of the 19th century
Arrange the events chronologically
… is the largest island of the British Isles
The main feature of the British climate is …
…. is the definition of a process that starts from an initial state of small significance and builds upon itself, becoming larger
According to the study materials the sports such as … were invented in America
The largest river in the USA is …
As an international language, … is not only used in the area in which Arab people are dominant, but it is also employed when people communicate with Arabs in other places
In 1485 the Welsh noble Henry Tudor claimed the English crown and became …, the first of five Tudor monarchs
Arrange the Presidents of the USA chronologically
Between Great Britain and Ireland lies the … Sea
The name of the channel, which divides Great Britain and the continent is …
The … class embraces a range of people from senior professionals, for example, judges, senior medical specialists and senior civil servants, through to clerical workers – in other words, almost all people who earn their living in a non-manual way.
… of languages were spoken in Australia earlier.
Correlate the geographical position in a colony and the country where it is situated.
The English language was used in … in the colonized areas during the early British Empire time
The symbol of the Republican party is the…
The USA is a … union, and the President is the head of the government, which deals with international problems and national matters.
Theodor is an American citizen, who is politically conscious. He wants to support his candidate in elections. He comes to debates with a portrait of the candidate and the poster of Donkey.
Which party does Theodor support?
The highest mountains in the USA is …
“There is no such thing as society,” Mrs. … once said. “Only individual men and women, and families”
In Australia seasons go…
Ten territories are considered to be unorganized, meaning they have not had an … Act enacted by Congress; the four other territories are organized, meaning they have had an … Act that has been enacted by Congress.
The coldest place in the USA is…
African-Americans … in the USA
Located in North America, the USA is bordered on the west by the … Ocean and to the east by the Atlantic Ocean
Before the Norman Conquest (1066), the chief unit of local government in England was the …, which had originated in the Anglo-Saxon kingdoms of the early Middle Ages.
The largest tribe in Australia is…
The modern phenomenon of total unification that influences all conceivable aspects of life is…
… is one of the alternative names of Australia.
… is the Dreamtime in Australian mentality.
The last state, admitted to the USA is …
Correlate the dialectal peculiarity and the dialect.
Correlate the national Park and the countries of the UK where those parks are situated.
… nation is the basis of American population.
The … of Australia has resulted in the development of a distinctive Australian flora and fauna
Britain has a deeply … society
The first indigenous Australians were …, were spiritual and had some artistic tradition
Correlate the geographical names and countries in which they are situated:
There are… major groups of dialects in the UK.
It is generally held that Australian Aboriginal people originally came from Asia via insular … Asia
The most significant mountain chain in Australia is …
The main dialect of the UK is so called … English.
Arrange the events chronologically:
You are going to interview Bishop Paul Smith (LCAZ). While preparing, you decided to ask some questions about the ancestors of this Church.
With what significant event would those questions connect?
Alaska is an … in the far northwestern part of North America, connected only to Canada
The Latin name for Australia is …
Correlate the name of geographic place and its type of geographic notion.
Arrange the countries in chronological order of their Independence from the Metropole.
Look at the different dialect groups listed in the lecture notes. Which one is characterized by the absence of the sound [ɑː] in words like "bath" and "ask"?
The USA comprises 50 states and the District of …
The full political name of the country, commonly called the UK is …
A rough population of the USA is…
The … family is usually pictured as a married couple, with two children, ideally a girl and a boy, and perhaps their grandmother, or ‘granny’, in the background
Britain invited many people from East to work in the second half of the twentieth century, …
… is the founder of the concentric circles of English theory.
Caribbean … are the languages that developed from a mixture of English and different native languages of the slaves.
The two thirds of the area of Australia covered with …
The last Census in the United Kingdom was in…
The largest territory is the Australian …Territory.
Some judicial jurisdictions still use historic … boundaries rather than current administrative boundaries.
You are going to depict the way of aboriginal migration of people from Eurasia to Australia.
Indicate through what modern counties and territories would this way lie.
Many species of animals and plants are found nowhere else in the world, they are …
The coldest region of Australia is…
The English Association was established…
Immigrants came to escape poverty and …
Arrange the historical events chronologically:
There are … states in the USA
The worst known flood in the USA is…
… are the basis of the ethnic population in Australia.
Australia is sometimes called “The … Country”
In 2000, however, the … county of Greater London regained some of its administrative powers.
… was founded in Britain.
Australia is … the size of Western Europe
The Inner circle of the concentric circles theory includes countries such as …
The longest river of Great Britain …
Native Americans have … origins.
The first national park was set in the …, at the southern end of the Pennine Chain, in 1949
There are three national parks in … – Brecon Beacons, Pembrokeshire Coast and Snowdonia
Arrange the states of Australia in descending order, where the first state is the biggest one
Arrange the countries by number of counties, where the first one is that with the biggest number of counties
Australia is the world's … largest country, after Russia, Canada, China, the USA, and Brazil.
Correlate the date of accession of the state to the USA and the state.
The symbol of Democratic party is the …
The largest state of the country is … Australia.
According to the … the population of the UK at mid-year 2020 was estimated to be 67.1 million
Negotiations are going to be held between the USA, Honduras and Nicaragua about the status of an uninhabited territory, which has been a disputed territory for a long time. Each of the countries claimed that territory to be theirs centuries ago, but there are still some arguments about it.
Name this territory and the year of claiming that territory by the USA.
Correlate the modern name of the island with its original one:
… of the United States are sub-national administrative divisions overseen by the U.S. federal government
… are people of Spanish or Spanish-American origins.
… plant is of first economic importance in Australia.
… territories are those, which are offshore dependent territories.
Martin from Quebec has moved to Bamako to become an English teacher in the French kinder garden. He has got an average salary in the region, but he has an opportunity to have additional financial support from the organization which spreads the English language all over the world.
Where should he apply for it?
Besides business, the main source of the English-speaking influence throughout the world after the first two world wars was …
Yang Zhenwu, Secretary-General of the National People’s Congress (China) has working trip to New Dehli. He is going to have an official meeting with the Secretary-General of the National Indian Congress.
Having learned that all the highest politician positions in India are held by the members of one family, guess, who can be this person.
The original name of Australia means …
By the sixth century A.D., … people known as Angles, Jutes, and Saxons were moving into Britain
Correlate the name of state of federal district of America and its abbreviation.
There are … general ethnic groups in the USA.
Arrange the historical events in the chronological order.
… is the only country in the world that covers an entire continent.
Love of the countryside is another aspect of British …
The longest river in Australia …
The … stars represent the current number of states in the.
In November 1620, the first group of Puritans, thirty-five members of the English Separatist Church, arrived on the … ship in the company of sixty-seven other settlers.
…. part of Great Britain is mostly mountainous.
Arrange the accession of the state to the USA in chronological order.
The country, which has disseminated the English language throughout the world first is …
In Australia the … district was chosen as the site of the new national capital in 1908.
The capital of the USA is …
All the states are divided into … or its equivalents for administrative purposes
The smallest state of Australia is … .
For years, it was thought that the United States was and should be a “…” – in other words, that people from all over the world would come and adopt the American culture as their own
The US national … — stars and stripes — is red, white and blue.
The greatest lake in the USA is …
The forty-eight … states of America are those which constitute a unite territory
The driest and the hottest place in the USA is …
The lowest point in the USA is in …
Read the description of a person: “He must never complain. Complaining is very un-national in his country. The stiff-upper lip is very his way. Whatever happens, remember the new national slogan: ‘It’s one of those things’. When his brand-new toasting machine goes up in flames and toasts him instead of his bread, he nods: ‘It’s one of those things’ and the matter is closed. He has no soul, only understanding. Drinking tea - specifically the more oxidised black tea - is seen as a key part of his culture”
Try to find out where is he came from.
The largest lake in Great Britain…
If an English-speaking candidate applies for a job his chances are …
The president of the USA lives in the … in the capital city of Washington, D.C.
The Australian Aboriginal people came from…
A Latin term for the shared language of communication used between people whose main languages are different is …
… people had no chiefs or other centralized institutions of social or political control
On the territory of Australia lived about 250 different …
Correlate the state of America and its capital:
Arrange the historical events chronologically:
… is special about the climate of the USA
The National Parks family includes … parks.
A language gains a status as a global language…
Territorial peculiarity about Australia is that …
… is a rough area of Hiberno-English dialects spreading.
… are the main administrative unit in most of the UK countries.
The continent of Australia is covered by …
… English dialects are associated with many of the historic counties, including the Cumbrian dialect, Lancashire dialect, Northumbrian dialect and Yorkshire dialect.
Uwe from Hannover has passed the maximum score her Academic ITELS test. Now she has C2 level of the English language and can move to England to work in the University. She claims that being so proficient in the English language she is absolutely ready to be a norm-providing person in England.
Is she right?
Native Americans came from…
The highest mountain of Great Britain is …
… is a special peculiarity of the British mentality concerning the habitation areas.
In the 1980s almost half of all immigrants were …
… is the definition for a language, which is used in any international communication which involves people from two or more countries.
The English Language is used as the official language in … countries
Correlate the person and the country with which this person is historically bounded
The first English-language contact with Canada was as early as 1497, when … is thought to have reached Newfoundland.
The highest point of Australia is …
You are preparing the article for the Australian Institute of Family Studies “Engaging with Indigenous Australia”. You are going to explore the conditions for effective relationships with Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander communities.
What ethnic community would you choose to describe some examples of work with Aboriginal Australians?
The concentric circles of English theory contains … circles.
Thirteen stripes of the flag represent the original 13 … .
… are linguistic varieties that may differ in pronunciation, vocabulary, spelling and grammar.
Administratively level Australia is divided into … and territories.
The … monarch is the head of state of Canada.
You meet a group of people from the United Kingdom. You need to find out who comes from noble origins and has higher level of education and social class.
Give the answer according to pronunciation of the sentences “That’s how I got my filing job here. Look at how good that turned out”.
The climate of Britain is more or less the same as that of the northwestern part of the … mainland
… is The Expanding Circle in the concentric circles theory.
… circle of the concentric circles comprises countries with small communities of native English speakers and widespread use of English as a second language.
Correlate the country of the UK and its capital:
Hawaii is an … in the mid-Pacific
… is called GLOCAL.
Nina is from St. Paul. She entered the University and now is trying to make friends. First, she wants to find some people from her region. There are pull of her groupmates, where there is info about their origins.
Try to find out, whom Nina would start to talk.
American businesses were booming and started doing trade all over the world, much like … had done in the previous century
Arrange top 4 countries that Speak English as a Primary Language or lingua franca (by total population) in ascending order.
The United Kingdom is made up of four nations – England, Wales, …, Northern Ireland
All the major animal groups are represented in the Australian … - more than 40 species of native mammals, 200 bird species, 30 reptiles species, 15 amphibians, 14 native fish species and many species of invertebrates
… is a relatively new phenomenon of multi-dimensional nature that puts variety of complex trends in the economic, social and cultural fabrics of all societies
The "norm-dependent" circle means that …
… abolished the slavery
Arrange the states and the territories of Australia in descending order, where the first one is the biggest one:
… dialect is mostly rhotic, which means that [r] is typically pronounced.
The … was abolished by the Emancipation Proclamation speech in 1863
The USA has the … largest population in the world
… formed the largest non-British Isles ancestry for most of the 19th century
Arrange the events chronologically
… is the largest island of the British Isles
The main feature of the British climate is …
…. is the definition of a process that starts from an initial state of small significance and builds upon itself, becoming larger
According to the study materials the sports such as … were invented in America
The largest river in the USA is …
As an international language, … is not only used in the area in which Arab people are dominant, but it is also employed when people communicate with Arabs in other places
In 1485 the Welsh noble Henry Tudor claimed the English crown and became …, the first of five Tudor monarchs
Arrange the Presidents of the USA chronologically
Between Great Britain and Ireland lies the … Sea
The name of the channel, which divides Great Britain and the continent is …
The … class embraces a range of people from senior professionals, for example, judges, senior medical specialists and senior civil servants, through to clerical workers – in other words, almost all people who earn their living in a non-manual way.
… of languages were spoken in Australia earlier.
Correlate the geographical position in a colony and the country where it is situated.
The English language was used in … in the colonized areas during the early British Empire time
The symbol of the Republican party is the…
The USA is a … union, and the President is the head of the government, which deals with international problems and national matters.
Theodor is an American citizen, who is politically conscious. He wants to support his candidate in elections. He comes to debates with a portrait of the candidate and the poster of Donkey.
Which party does Theodor support?
The highest mountains in the USA is …
“There is no such thing as society,” Mrs. … once said. “Only individual men and women, and families”
In Australia seasons go…
Ten territories are considered to be unorganized, meaning they have not had an … Act enacted by Congress; the four other territories are organized, meaning they have had an … Act that has been enacted by Congress.
The coldest place in the USA is…
African-Americans … in the USA
Located in North America, the USA is bordered on the west by the … Ocean and to the east by the Atlantic Ocean
Before the Norman Conquest (1066), the chief unit of local government in England was the …, which had originated in the Anglo-Saxon kingdoms of the early Middle Ages.
The largest tribe in Australia is…
The modern phenomenon of total unification that influences all conceivable aspects of life is…
… is one of the alternative names of Australia.
… is the Dreamtime in Australian mentality.
The last state, admitted to the USA is …
Correlate the dialectal peculiarity and the dialect.
Correlate the national Park and the countries of the UK where those parks are situated.
… nation is the basis of American population.
The … of Australia has resulted in the development of a distinctive Australian flora and fauna
Britain has a deeply … society
The first indigenous Australians were …, were spiritual and had some artistic tradition
Correlate the geographical names and countries in which they are situated:
There are… major groups of dialects in the UK.
It is generally held that Australian Aboriginal people originally came from Asia via insular … Asia
The most significant mountain chain in Australia is …
The main dialect of the UK is so called … English.
Arrange the events chronologically:
You are going to interview Bishop Paul Smith (LCAZ). While preparing, you decided to ask some questions about the ancestors of this Church.
With what significant event would those questions connect?
Alaska is an … in the far northwestern part of North America, connected only to Canada
The Latin name for Australia is …
Correlate the name of geographic place and its type of geographic notion.
Arrange the countries in chronological order of their Independence from the Metropole.
Look at the different dialect groups listed in the lecture notes. Which one is characterized by the absence of the sound [ɑː] in words like "bath" and "ask"?
The USA comprises 50 states and the District of …
The full political name of the country, commonly called the UK is …
A rough population of the USA is…
The … family is usually pictured as a married couple, with two children, ideally a girl and a boy, and perhaps their grandmother, or ‘granny’, in the background
Britain invited many people from East to work in the second half of the twentieth century, …
… is the founder of the concentric circles of English theory.
Caribbean … are the languages that developed from a mixture of English and different native languages of the slaves.
The two thirds of the area of Australia covered with …
The last Census in the United Kingdom was in…
The largest territory is the Australian …Territory.
Some judicial jurisdictions still use historic … boundaries rather than current administrative boundaries.