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6 AWESOME THINGS CZECHS DO THAT WOULD NEVER WORK IN AMERICA

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Top 10 Places In The Czech Republic - Travel Guide

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6 July 1415 - Jan Hus was burnt to death, 15 March 1939 - Germany occupied the rest of the Czech lands, 8 May 1945 - Czechoslovakia liberated from Nazi occupation, 25 February 1948 - Communist complete takeover of Czechoslovakia; President Benes resigns, 21 August 1968 - Warsaw Pact forces completed their invasion of Czechoslovakia, 1 January 1993 - Czechoslovakia separated into The Czech Republic & Slovakia, 1 May 2004 - The Czech Republic joined the EU, 6 June 1992 - Free elections and political parties, 28 July 1914 - The WWI started, 11 August 1805 - Compulsory school attendance, 8 November 1620 - Battle of White Mountain,

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Important dates in the history of The Czech Republic

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Drag and drop each keyword next to its definition.. 6 July 1415 - Jan Hus was burnt to death, 15 March 1939 - Germany occupied the rest of the Czech lands.

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1) What is the supreme law of the Czech Republic? 2) When did the current Constitution enter into force? What also happened on that day? 3) Which body represents the legislative power in our country? Which 2 parts does it consist of? 4) How many members does the Chamber of Deputies have? How often are they elected and how long for? 5) How many members does the Senate have? How often are they elected and how long for? 6) Name at least five parties in the current Chamber of Deputies. 7) Which body represents the executive power in our country? 8) Who is the current Prime Minister and which parties are in his coalition Government? 9) Who is the head of state in the Czech Republic, how often is he elected and in what way? 10) How many terms can the President serve? 11) What is the main position of the President? 12) The US President is the Head of State, the Chief Executive and the Commander-in-Chief of Army, Navy and Airforce. How are the main responsibilities of the Czech President different? 13) Give three examples of who the President appoints. 14) Which bodies represent the judicial power in our country? 15) What is the main function of the Constitutional Court? 16) How many judges does the Constitutional Court consist of and how long are they appointed for? 17) Name two international organisations our country is a member of.

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1) What is the supreme law of the Czech Republic? 2) When did the current Constitution enter into force? What also happened on that day?

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The Czech republic lies in Central Europe - it is called the ____ of Europe. Our republic has four neighbour states. In the North it is ____ and in the South Austria. Slovakia is in the ____ and Germany in the ____. The country consists of three main regions: ____, Moravia, Silesia. The largest river is the Elbe. Several huge dams have been built on ____ river for example Lipno, Orlík or Slapy. South Bohemia is known for its large and numerous pods. Freshwater fish are farmed here, especially ____. Also two ____ lakes can be found in CR - Černé and Čertovo in the Šumava Mountains. The highest mountains in the CR are the Giant Mountains, which host the highest czech mountain - ____. In the CR there are many places of interest, such as the gothic Křivoklát ____. Charles IV founded another famous castle ____ as a treasury for the Crown Jewels. It also became the king´s ____ castle. Lány is a renaissance ____, which the Czechoslovak goverment bought for President ____ in 1921 and who was buried there later. Since then the chateau has been the representative residence of Czech presidents.The Head of the CR is the President ( ____), the executive power is in the hands of the Prime Minister (____) and his Cabinet of Ministers. Capital city of the CR is ____ and also the largest city. The second largest city is ____. ____ is the biggest and the most famous of our spas. Other large cities are for example Ostrava, Plzeň, Olomouc etc.

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The Czech republic lies in Central Europe - it is called the ____ of Europe. Our republic has four neighbour states. In the North it is ____ and in the South Austria. Slovakia is in the ____ and Germany in the ____. The country consists of three main regions: ____, Moravia, Silesia.

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将标签内容与图像上的正确位置连接标记。. Karolinum, Brno, Kutná Hora, Lednice, Karlovy Vary, Plzeň, Liberec, Třebíč, Olomouc, Litomyšl, Český Krumlov, Ostrava.

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1) You define the word; UNESCO a) United Nations Educational, Nature and Culture Organization b) United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization c) United Nations Educational, Scientific and Beauty Organization 2) Which city isn't on the UNESCO list? a) Kroměříž b) Kutná Hora c) Olomouc d) Plzeň 3) Where is the village of Holašovice? a) Silesia b) Moravia c) Bohemia 4) Is Prague on the UNESCO list? a) no b) yes 5) Tugendhat is: a) villa of functionalist architecture b) renaissance basilica 6) In which region do you find the most UNESCO sights? a) Karlovy Vary Region b) Zlín Region c) Hradec Králové Region d) Vysočina Region 7) When was the Basilica of St. Procopius inscribed in the UNESCO list? a) 2011 b) 2003 c) 2009 d) 2000 8) Which chateau is on the UNESCO list? a) Chateau Kroměříž b) Chateau Červená Lhota 9) How tall is The Holy Trinity Column in Olomouc? a) ten meters b) fifty-five meters c) twenty-five meters d) sixteen meters e) thirty-five meters f) eighty meters 10) When was UNESCO founded? a) November, 1945 b) January, 1945 c) August, 1945

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UNESCO in Czech Republic - Answer the questions.

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1) You define the word; UNESCO 2) Which city isn't on the UNESCO list? 3) Where is the village of Holašovice? 4) Is Prague on the UNESCO list?

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What dish/es would you recommend to a foreigner?, What would you say is the staple of Czech cuisine?, What Czech dishes do you personally love? .

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What places in the Czech Republic have you visited? What do you think of those?, What places in the Czech Republic would you like to visit? Why?.

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The Czech Republic (Česká republika)

basic facts

political system

significant places in Bohemia, Moravia and Silesia

places listed on UNESCO heritage list

natural resources, agricultural products and industry

history of our country

outstanding personalities

other information