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Discovering the UK

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DISCOVERING THE UK

BY GEORGE AND ALICE

WHAT DO YOU KNOW ABOUT THE UK ?

QUICK FACT

  • This is the Union flag
  • It is only called the Union Jack when on a ship at sea

THE UNITED KINGDOM OF GREAT BRITAIN AND NORTHERN IRELAND

  • England
  • Scotland
  • Wales
  • Northern Ireland
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MONEY £££

  • GREAT BRITISH POUNDS (GBP)
  • £1 = 1.3USD

BRITISH

  • More than 67.000.000 people live in the UK
  • The main language is English
  • The UK is a Constitutional Monarchy: this means that the monarch only holds a limited amount of power.
  • The Prime Minister is Boris Johnson
  • The main religion is Christian Anglican
  • The Queen is the head of the CoE
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WEATHER

  • 90% of British people have talked about the weather in the last 6 hours
  • London is one of the driest cities in the UK
  • It rains a lot in the UK
  • Summer 2018 was the hottest on record (average of 15.8 degrees celcius)

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THE MONARCHY

QUEEN ELIZABETH II
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SPORTS IN THE UK

  • Football (soccer) is the most popular sport
  • The English premier league is one of the most popular in the world
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CRICKET

  • Cricket: the 2nd most popular sport in the UK
  • You score by hitting the ball and running with your partner
  • You are out if the other team catch the ball or hit your stumps
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RUGBY

  • Rugby is the 3rd most popular sport in the UK
  • It is full contact
  • You are only allowed to pass backwards
  • You score points by putting the ball down over the try line

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TEA

  • Tea is the most popular hot drink in the UK
  • It is a black tea served with milk

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ALCOHOL IN THE UK

  • Ale is one of the UK's favourite drinks - it doesn't have any gas like lager
  • Cider is a very popular summer drink - the originals are made from apples
  • Gin is also very popular and London has many good ones. It is mostly drank with tonic
  • Whiskey is made in Scotland and is often referred to as 'scotch'
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WILLIAM SHAKESPEARE

1564–1616

BRISTOL

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FAMOUS FOR...

  • Clifton Suspension Bridge
  • The Balloon Fiesta
  • The Music Scene
  • And...
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BANKSY!

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WHAT DO YOU CALL A SUNNY DAY IN THE UK?

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IMAGINATION

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DO YOU HAVE ANY QUESTIONS?

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