《The United Kingdom》课件2（人教版必修5）.pptVIP

Speaking and Listening (page 48) The aim of this exercise is to show how history has affected those who can become British citizens. Task 4: Ss in groups discuss what kind of person can be British. The rules are fixed in this way: 1. If your parents were born in the old British Empire and they chose to become British when that country gained independence, you are a British citizen. If your parents chose to become citizens of the new country, then you have to apply for British citizenship. 2. If one of your parents is British and they were married at the time, you are a British citizen. 3. If you were born in the UK (even though your parents have a different nationality) you are a British citizen. 4. If you have no connection with Britain (either through your parents or the country your were born in) but have lived in the UK for five years, you can apply to become a British citizen. * Listening of unit 2 King Edward IV 1457-1483 King Edward V 1486-1486 King Richard III 1483-1485 King Henry VII 1485-1509 King Henry VIII Edward VI Mary Elizabeth I 1547-1553 1553-1558 1558-1603 P15 Listening Task 1. Listen and finish Ex 1 on page 15. Task 2. Listen and fill in the blanks in the following passage. These two princes were _________and _______six hundred years ago. They had come to London for the older brother to be crowned _______after his father, King Edward IV,_____. He was only thirteen years old. His wicked uncle, Richard, was supposed to ___________them both, but instead he had them _______while they were_________. brothers lived King died look after killed asleep In the 1550s when queen Elizabeth I was still a___________, her sister, Queen Mary, brought her to the Tower as a ________because she thought Elizabeth was a traitor. She ________through a special gate________ “Traitors Gate” . That only ___________to very bad people. princess priso