Brain ring is really a perfect game for those who strive for getting more flexible knowledge of everything around him. It’s a brilliant competition of mind for those whose mental abilities are quite boundless.
So, welcome to Our Game.
I. Presentation of Teams
Now let's have a look at our partici¬pants-each team is supposed to have their particular features, I mean the name and the motto. So let's get ac¬quainted with them.
II. Warming-up
So you see that our teams are rather ac¬tive in the sphere of creative work, now let's see how they know the literary field. Our "first serious task is "Warming-up", where the teams have to asso¬ciate the title of the famous book with it's author or the author with his work.
For each right answer you will get a cer¬tain number of points. If one team gives the wrong answer, their opponents can give their own variant. In such a way you can get additional 1 point.
1. For what work Charlotte Bronte is famous? ("Jane Eyre ")
2. Who is the author of "David Copperfield"? (Charles Dickens)
3. What work is Jonathan Swift fa¬mous for? ("Gulliver's Travels")
4. Who created Sherlock Homes —the most famous detective of all times? (Author Conan Doyle).
5. Robert Louis Stevenson is the au¬thor of... ("Treasure Island")
6. "The Last Leaf is written by... (0. Henry)
7. Mark Twain is famous for his work... ("The Adventures of Tom Sawyer")
8. What work is Daniel Defoe famous for? ("Robinson Crusoe”)
9. "The Jungle Book" is written by...(Rudyard Kipling)
10. Herbert Gorge Wells is famous for his science-fictional novel... ("The Time Machine")
11. "Ivanhoe" is written by... (Walter Scott)
12. Lewis Carroll created... ("Alice in Wonderland'")
13. "The Headless rider" is the work of... (Main Reid)
14. "The Last of Mohicans" is written by... (James Fenimore Cooper)
15. Ernest Miller Hemingway is the author of the novel... ("The Old Man and the Sea")
16. "The White Fang" is written by...(Jack London)
III. Quiz ’’Lucky chance’’
1. The process of moving people abroad. (emigration)
2. The citizens of our country (Ukrainians)
3. How many states are there in the United States? (50)
4. The main city in a country. (capital)
5. Who discovered America? (Ch. Columbus)
6. How many cents are there in a dollar? (100)
7. Who trains sportsmen for any competitions? (A coach)
8. What islands form a group of the British Isles? (Great Britain and Ireland)
9. What parts does Great Britain consist of? (England, Scotland, Wales)
10. What is the official name of the country which we call Great Britain? (the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland)
11. What ocean and what seas is Great Britain washed by? (Irish sea, North sea and Atlantic ocean)
12. What countries make the United Kingdom? (England, Scotland, Wales, Northern Ireland)
13. What is the name of the flag of the Union Jack or the Stars and Stripes? (the Union Jack)
14. What is the highest mountain of Great Brit¬ain? (Ben Nevis)
15. What is the longest river of Great Britain? (Severn)
16. What is the capital of Great Britain?(London)
17. What is the capital of England? (London)
18. What is the capital of Scotland? (Edinburgh)
19. What is the capital of Wales? (Cardiff)
20. What is the capital of Northern Ireland? (Belfast)
21. What are the main districts of London? (the West End, the East End, City and Westminster)
22. What is the native language of the British? (English)
23. What is Big Ben? (A clock)
24. What kind of sports is especially associated with Britain? (Football, rugby, tennis)
25. How many meals a day do the English have? (4)
26. What is the most popular holiday in Britain? (Christmas)
27. Who is the head of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland? (The Queen)
28. What colour are the British buses, post – boxes and telephone – boxes? (Red)
29. Who become the popular character of British legends as a national hero and the protector of the poor? (Robin Hood)
30. The name of Shakespeare’s theatre. (The Globe)
31. The national Scottish musical instrument. (A bagpipe)
32. The London centre of big shops, restaurants, theatres and other entertainments. (City)
33. What are the British Isles separated from the European continent by? (English Channel)
34. What monument is situated in the centre of Trafalgar Square? (Nelson’s monument)
35. What is the population of London? (About 8 million)
36. What river does London stand on? (Thames)
IV. Summing – up.
Now we have finished all the tasks and it is time to announce the winner. According to the scores and the juries decision we can congratulate the team representing the... form with the vic¬tory.
So, welcome to Our Game.
I. Presentation of Teams
Now let's have a look at our partici¬pants-each team is supposed to have their particular features, I mean the name and the motto. So let's get ac¬quainted with them.
II. Warming-up
So you see that our teams are rather ac¬tive in the sphere of creative work, now let's see how they know the literary field. Our "first serious task is "Warming-up", where the teams have to asso¬ciate the title of the famous book with it's author or the author with his work.
For each right answer you will get a cer¬tain number of points. If one team gives the wrong answer, their opponents can give their own variant. In such a way you can get additional 1 point.
1. For what work Charlotte Bronte is famous? ("Jane Eyre ")
2. Who is the author of "David Copperfield"? (Charles Dickens)
3. What work is Jonathan Swift fa¬mous for? ("Gulliver's Travels")
4. Who created Sherlock Homes —the most famous detective of all times? (Author Conan Doyle).
5. Robert Louis Stevenson is the au¬thor of... ("Treasure Island")
6. "The Last Leaf is written by... (0. Henry)
7. Mark Twain is famous for his work... ("The Adventures of Tom Sawyer")
8. What work is Daniel Defoe famous for? ("Robinson Crusoe”)
9. "The Jungle Book" is written by...(Rudyard Kipling)
10. Herbert Gorge Wells is famous for his science-fictional novel... ("The Time Machine")
11. "Ivanhoe" is written by... (Walter Scott)
12. Lewis Carroll created... ("Alice in Wonderland'")
13. "The Headless rider" is the work of... (Main Reid)
14. "The Last of Mohicans" is written by... (James Fenimore Cooper)
15. Ernest Miller Hemingway is the author of the novel... ("The Old Man and the Sea")
16. "The White Fang" is written by...(Jack London)
III. Quiz ’’Lucky chance’’
1. The process of moving people abroad. (emigration)
2. The citizens of our country (Ukrainians)
3. How many states are there in the United States? (50)
4. The main city in a country. (capital)
5. Who discovered America? (Ch. Columbus)
6. How many cents are there in a dollar? (100)
7. Who trains sportsmen for any competitions? (A coach)
8. What islands form a group of the British Isles? (Great Britain and Ireland)
9. What parts does Great Britain consist of? (England, Scotland, Wales)
10. What is the official name of the country which we call Great Britain? (the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland)
11. What ocean and what seas is Great Britain washed by? (Irish sea, North sea and Atlantic ocean)
12. What countries make the United Kingdom? (England, Scotland, Wales, Northern Ireland)
13. What is the name of the flag of the Union Jack or the Stars and Stripes? (the Union Jack)
14. What is the highest mountain of Great Brit¬ain? (Ben Nevis)
15. What is the longest river of Great Britain? (Severn)
16. What is the capital of Great Britain?(London)
17. What is the capital of England? (London)
18. What is the capital of Scotland? (Edinburgh)
19. What is the capital of Wales? (Cardiff)
20. What is the capital of Northern Ireland? (Belfast)
21. What are the main districts of London? (the West End, the East End, City and Westminster)
22. What is the native language of the British? (English)
23. What is Big Ben? (A clock)
24. What kind of sports is especially associated with Britain? (Football, rugby, tennis)
25. How many meals a day do the English have? (4)
26. What is the most popular holiday in Britain? (Christmas)
27. Who is the head of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland? (The Queen)
28. What colour are the British buses, post – boxes and telephone – boxes? (Red)
29. Who become the popular character of British legends as a national hero and the protector of the poor? (Robin Hood)
30. The name of Shakespeare’s theatre. (The Globe)
31. The national Scottish musical instrument. (A bagpipe)
32. The London centre of big shops, restaurants, theatres and other entertainments. (City)
33. What are the British Isles separated from the European continent by? (English Channel)
34. What monument is situated in the centre of Trafalgar Square? (Nelson’s monument)
35. What is the population of London? (About 8 million)
36. What river does London stand on? (Thames)
IV. Summing – up.
Now we have finished all the tasks and it is time to announce the winner. According to the scores and the juries decision we can congratulate the team representing the... form with the vic¬tory.
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