1. Учитель английского языка Аржанова Л. В. Школа № 347

2.  What is Scotland associated with?  Location  The highest mountain  Lochs  Aberdeen and Glasgow  Edinburgh  The Highland Games

3. the thistle haggis bagpipes a kilt

4. The particular pattern of tartan, the checked fabric from which Scottish national dress is made, represents the family clan that the person is from. A musical instrument played especially in Scotland. The national emblem of Scotland and the Edinburgh International Festival. Scotland’s best-known traditional dish made from lamb’s lungs, liver and heart and mixed with onions and spices. It’s traditionally packed in a sheep’s stomach.    

5. The particular pattern of tartan, the checked fabric from which Scottish national dress is made, represents the family clan that the person is from. A musical instrument played especially in Scotland. The national emblem of Scotland and the Edinburgh International Festival. Scotland’s best-known traditional dish made from lamb’s lungs, liver and heart and mixed with onions and spices. It’s traditionally packed in a sheep’s stomach.    

6. The particular pattern of tartan, the checked fabric from which Scottish national dress is made, represents the family clan that the person is from. A musical instrument played especially in Scotland. The national emblem of Scotland and the Edinburgh International Festival. Scotland’s best-known traditional dish made from lamb’s lungs, liver and heart and mixed with onions and spices. It’s traditionally packed in a sheep’s stomach.    

7. The particular pattern of tartan, the checked fabric from which Scottish national dress is made, represents the family clan that the person is from. A musical instrument played especially in Scotland. The national emblem of Scotland and the Edinburgh International Festival. Scotland’s best-known traditional dish made from lamb’s lungs, liver and heart and mixed with onions and spices. It’s traditionally packed in a sheep’s stomach.    

8. Scotland is a country in the UK to the north of England. It’s population is a little over 5 million people.

9. Scotland includes the Hebrides off the west coast and Orkney and Shetland Islands off the north coast. Scotland is divided into three regions: the Highlands, the Lowlands and the Southern Uplands.

10. The Highlands of Scotland are among the oldest mountains in the world. They reach their highest point in Ben Nevis (1343 m.)

11. The best-known is Loch Ness where some people think a large monster lives.

12. Many valleys between the hills are filled with lakes, called lochs Lochs

13. Aberdeen is the most important city. It is the oil centre of Scotland.

15. Glasgow is situated on the Clyde. Glasgow is beautiful and ugly with its large port and busy streets. It is the heart of industry and a centre of business and trade.

17. Edinburgh Castle Greyfriars Bobby The Scott Monument Holyroodhouse Edinburgh is rather cold but attractive, very proud but friendly and has a great past.

18. Edinburgh Castle

19. Greyfriars Bobby

20. The Scott Monument

21. Holyroodhouse

22. Edinburgh is associated with the names of George Gordon Byron, Walter Scott, Robert Louis Stevenson, Robert Burns, Arthur Conan Doyle

23. George Gordon Byron

24. Walter Scott

25. Robert Louis Stevenson

26. Robert Burns

27. Arthur Conan Doyle

28. The Highland Games  Tossing the caber Tossing the caber  Putting the weight Putting the weight  Throwing the hammer Throwing the hammer  Piping Piping  The Sword Dance The Sword Dance  The Reel The Reel