1.The victory at the Battle of the Boyne July 12 2.The twelfth (Marching Season) Protestant “Orangemen” St Patrick’s Day
On March 17 each year
Clover
National Poet
ቤተ መጻሕፍቲ ባይዱ
Robert Burns
Hogmanay
In winter
25 January
Halloween
31 October
Eisteddfod
a Welsh word meaning a gathering where people recite verses and sing songs
On the second week in July
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Cricket Tennis
Golf Horse racing
Football
Hunting
Equestrianism
1.A boisterous sport 2.Play in winter and early spring 3.Two legends about football 4.The football’ violence and how to avoid it
1.One of the most impressive and colorful festivals 2.On the second Saturday in June (the Queen' birthday is officially celebrated) 3.don’t have a “national day” 4.Ceremony (derives from old military traditions)
1.A recreational pursuit 2.Chaseing an animal ( boar 1.History 2.Snobbish or aristocratic sport 3.Two kinds Flat racing Steeplechasing 1.Aristocracy 4.Problems 2.Riding skills & speed wolf foxes)
The Christmas Pantomime To hear the Queen /message Boxing day
Easter
1.In spring (schools and universities close for a break)
2.The most important Christian festival memorate the Crucifixion and Resurrection of Jesus Christ 4.Easter Eggs 5.Give each other chocolate or candy
3.A hunting meeting 4.problems
Christmas
1.December 25th/the biggest and best loved Britain holiday 2.People spend time at home with their families 3.Christmas meaning 4.Activities (decorating the house/changing gifts & Christmas cards… 5.Three Christmas traditions
1.In the early autumn 2.In the small medieval town of Lewes 3.The paraders wear costumers and carry models of severed heads on pikes, often dripping blood.
1.A more gentle sport 2.Hold in summer 3.Wimblebon 4.Invented in Britain
1.History 2.People
All walks of life Upper classes (played by boys)
Moral values (fair play)
Bonfire Night (England)
The victory at the Bottle of the Boyne Northern Ireland
Halloween (Scotland)
Eisteddfod (Wales)
Bonfire Night (Guy Fawkes Night)
3.Phrases about cricket 4.The rules of cricket
The march can go on for days.
White trousers
green, large filed
1.Invented by the Scottish 2.St Andrews 3.Recreation(very serious) 4.A legends