Презентация к уроку Политическая система Великобритании, 10 класс.

Phonetic drill.
Read after me.
reign, rule, represent, sign, bill, participate, charity, funds, concern, royal, guard, apartments, Buckingham palace, government, the Prime Minister, leader, party, elections, coordinate, department, officially, appoint.

Speech drill.
Answer my questions.
1. Who is the head of the UK?
2. Who is the head of the government?
3. What houses does the parliament consist of?
4. Who chooses the members of the House of Commons?
5. Who chooses the members of the House of Lords?

The Queen is the official head of the state.
She reigns, but doesn’t rule. She represents the country,
signs bills, participates in different charity funds.

Her Majesty is “an old tradition”. But the most British really love her and are vividly interested in everything concerning her family.

Thousands of people come to London to watch her coming out, changing the royal guard, visit her apartments in Buckingham palace.

I can jump I can run
I can sing I can dance
I can swim I can’t fly
I can climb and say good bye.

The executive branch.
The government.
The Prime Minister, the leader of the party that has won at the elections. He/she chooses the cabinet of ministers, coordinates government departments. Any Prime Minister lives on Downing St.,10. And is officially appointed by the Queen.

The legislative branch - Parliament.

Two Houses.
The House of Commons.
The members are elected by people over 18.
They make laws.
The House of Lords.
Examines and discusses bills from the lower House. The members are not elected.

So,
The Queen,
the head of the UK
appoints
The Prime Minister.
the head of the government
The Cabinet of ministers
chooses
are responsible to
The House of Commons
The Parliament
The House of Lords
People
elect
Executive branch
Legislative
branch
includes
consists of
Constitutional
monarchy

Conclusion.
Was it difficult to speak over the scheme?
What was the easiest task for you?
Is the political system of the UK similar to the Russian one?