A Few Words about Australia

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1. A Few Words about Australia
2. WELCOME TOAUSTRALIA
3. How Can We Get to Australia?The total
4. Your travel direction from Moscow to Sydney
5. Time difference When you are in Sydney,
6. During your flight to Sydney you will
7. GEOGRAPHY Australia is considered to be the smallest
8. Australia is extremely close to other island
9. The Coat of Arms
10. Melbourne
11. the Great Barrier Reefthe Harbor bridge the Blue MountainsSightseeingAyers rock
12. Flora and faunaAustralia is a land of
13. DingoKoalaBrush-tailed possumWombatAnimalsEmu
14. National parks Australia has over 500 national
15. Australia is the flattest and (after Antarctica)
16. Mountain ranges run from north to south
17. Русско-английский словарь «Животного мира Австралии»ББелка-летяга
18. ВВаллаби
19. ГГолубой кит
20. ККакаду
21. Крыса
22. ММуравьед
23. УУтконос
24. Thank you for attention
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WELCOME TOAUSTRALIA

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Слайд 1A Few Words about Australia

Author Shilkin Vasily
Tver, school 45
Teacher: Emelyanova

Elena Mikhailovna

A Few Words about AustraliaAuthor Shilkin VasilyTver, school 45Teacher: Emelyanova Elena

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WELCOME
TO
AUSTRALIA

Слайд 3How Can We Get to Australia?
The total distance from Moscow,

Russia to Sydney, Australia is 9,001 miles. This is equivalent

to 14,486 kilometers or 7,822 nautical miles.

Moscow

Sydney

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Your travel direction from Moscow to Sydney is East (93

degrees from North). Travel Time: 18 hours by plane.

Your travel direction from Moscow to Sydney is East (93 degrees from North). Travel Time: 18 hours

Слайд 5Time difference
When you are in Sydney, subtract:
■ 1

hour to find local time in Tokyo
■ 2 hours- in

Hong Kong
■ 9 hours- in Paris
■ 10 hours- in London
■ 15 hours- in New York
■ 18 hours- in San Francisco

Time difference When you are in Sydney, subtract: ■ 1 hour to find local time in Tokyo■

Слайд 6 During your flight to Sydney you will stop at Tokyo,

Singapore, Seoul, Hong Kong or Bangkok and at last arrive

at Sydney airport.

During your flight to Sydney you will stop at Tokyo, Singapore, Seoul, Hong Kong or Bangkok and

Слайд 7GEOGRAPHY
Australia is considered to be the smallest of seven continents

and the sixth biggest state. Australia is situated between the

South Pacific Ocean and the Indian Ocean. It is made up of two islands.

GEOGRAPHY Australia is considered to be the smallest of seven continents and the sixth biggest state. Australia is

Слайд 8 Australia is extremely close to other island nations. To the

north are: Papa New Guinea, Indonesia and part of Malaysia.

Additional to the north are the Philippines and Asian mainland. Australian land mass of nearly 7.7 million km² makes it the sixth largest country in area after Russia, Canada, China, the United States and Brazil.

Australia is extremely close to other island nations. To the north are: Papa New Guinea, Indonesia and

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The Coat of Arms

Слайд 10Melbourne

Sydney

The biggest cities

Brisbane

Слайд 11the Great Barrier Reef

the Harbor bridge
the Blue Mountains

Sightseeing
Ayers

rock

Слайд 12Flora and fauna
Australia is a land of many endemic animals

and birds.
Endemic is an animal which can not be found

anywhere else in the world.
The main native plants of Australia are acacia, eucalyptus, mimosa, palm, fern and cedar.
Australia is sometimes called “Kangarooland”.
The kangaroo and the emu are on the coat of arms of Australia.

Flora and faunaAustralia is a land of many endemic animals and birds.Endemic is an animal which can

Слайд 13Dingo
Koala
Brush-tailed possum

Wombat

Animals
Emu

Слайд 14National parks
Australia has over 500 national parks. Over 28

million hectares of land is designated as national park-land, accounting

for almost four per cent of Australia's land areas. In addition, a further six per cent of Australia is protected and includes state forests, nature parks and conservation reserves.

National parks Australia has over 500 national parks. Over 28 million hectares of land is designated as

Слайд 15Australia is the flattest and (after Antarctica) the driest of

conti-nents. Huge areas of land are so dry that they

are uninhabited. There are rainforests and vast plains in the north, snowfields in the south east, desert in the centre and fertile croplands in the east, south and south west. About one third of the country lies in the tropics.