英语国家社会与文化入门上unit3练习.ppt

*,*,单击此处编辑母版标题样式,单击此处编辑母版文本样式,第二级,第三级,第四级,第五级,单击此处编辑母版标题样式,单击此处编辑母版文本样式,第二级,第三级,第四级,第五级,*,*,EXERCISE OF UNIT THREE,BY,王婉倩 廖威,.,True or False,1.F.P36,the first line(arguably means maybe.),2.T.P36,line 5,3.T.P37,paragraph 1,L1,4.F.P37,p2,line2-3(kings authority is from God),5.F.P37 p3 L2(he should,not,.),6.F.P37,the last paragraph,L2(in,1236,),7.T.P39,p3,L2,8.F.P39,the last paragraph,L 2(has,no,written constitution of the sort),9.T.P39,the last paragraph,line6-7,.,Choose the Best Answer,1.A(P39,p3,line3-4),2.C(P38,p2,the last but one line),3.B(P44,note 9),4.C(the Great Council developed into parliament,5.B(P38,p3,L6),6.A(P39,the last paragraph,L2,),without written,7.D(P40,p2,line1-2)A(P40,p3,L1),8.A (P39,p2,last but one line and last line),The Queens role today is to symbolise the tradition and unity the country.),9.C(P42,p3,line2-3).D(P42,p2,L6),10.A(P38,p4,line 2-3 and P39,p2,last line),.,Fill in the blank,King Egbert (p37.p1),God,his subjects(p37.p2),Roundheads ,royalist(p37.p2.L89),Johns policies ,Magna Carta(p37.p4),t,he Great Council(p37.p5),t,he Bill of Right(p38.p3),the,prime minister(p39.p1),t,he Queen(p39.p3)the House of Commons,the common laws ,conventions(p39,p5),pass law(p40.p1),the House of Lords,the House of Commons(p40.p4),Prime Minister,the sovereign(p42.p2),.,Questions,(1),The position of queen,(The official head of state),The power and duty,(queen,prime minister),Parliament/Cabinet,(position and functions),The House of Lord,The House of Commons,(2),A civil war in 17,th,century,King Johns I(1199-1216),granted Magna Carta,In 13,th,century,the Great Council,the House of Lord,the House of Commons,4.In 1689,the Bill of Rights,5.In 1714-1727(,K,ing George),6.In 1832,modern political system,(1)Political Position,roundheads(abolish monarchy),royalists(continue monarchy),(2)political,oppose,/,support the monarchy,culture,position/privilege,religion,Puritanism/Christian,3.,(1)Using in 1236,Broadening In the 13,th,century,Developing in the following years,(2)the parliament is against the monarch and,king s(queens)rights,and the parliament,resist that monarchy should be abolished,.,4.,Major characteristics:,unwritten constitution,not a sepreate file,the fundation are laid out in statute law,The main content:,the statute law,the common laws,conventions,5.,1),Because it alone has the power to change the terms of the Constitution.,2),Functions:,it passes laws;,it provides the means of.voting for taxation;,to scrutinise government policy.and to debate.,(P40 p1),3),the Queen(King):,head of the executive,an interggral part of the legislature.and suoerme governor of the Church of England.(P40 p6 L6),the Prime Minister:,1.Patronage of Important Personnel,2.Top Executive Power,3.Control of Cabinet and Its Activities,4.Leadership of Government.,5.Control of Government,s Financial Situation,6.Deciding the Date for a General Election,7.Actual Domination over Parliament,6.,1).,The Lords Spiritual,(神职议员),:,the Archbishops,bishops,the Lords Temporal who inherited the seat from their forefathers or been appointed by the sovereign.,2).,They speak and vote as individuals.,They have the right to put off the adoption of bill,.,