Common European Framework of Reference for Languages

The students are interested in what B2 level means.
As I promised here are the links
Common European Framework of Reference for Languages
Examination center explains

Quiz 26

1. What happenned in Europe at 11 o`clock on 11th day in the 11th month in 1918?
2. How is this day called in Great Britain?
3. What is the symbol of this day?

(Write the answer in the comments)

*There was a post about it exactly a year ago.

Olympiad

Classes 10-12 are invited to participate in the English language Olympiad.
Information
The task and the instructions
About Estonia Olympiads

English with Jenifer lessons

Why not invite a virtual teacher to help our students learn English? Her name is Jenifer and her lessons are here
From time to time you will be given some specific tasks to study with Jenifer (i.e. to watch her lessons) You can also find the link on the left sidebar.
And now comes the quiz:
1. Where does she come from?
2. What other language can she teach?
3. How many children does she have?

Write the correct answer in the comments.

Halloween traditions

Halloween is celebrated on 31st October. It was originally the Celtic festival of the dead, known as Samhain. The Christian church tried to suppress this pagan festival, renaming it All Hallows` Eve. However, the festival remains essentially pagan and has been banned in some Christian schools in Britain. Pumpkin lanterns (Jack o`lantern), masks and costumes are all part of Halloween, as is the custom of “trick or treat”. This involves children in costumes going from house to house asking for treats such as sweets, fruit and money. If the householder refuses to give them a treat the children may then play a trick or practical joke on them. Other Halloween traditions are:
1.Halloween menu
2.Apple-bobbing

Apple-bobbing

Apple-bobbing is a popular halloween game for children in Britain. You can also try it
How to play apple-bobbing

Information

A supplementary lesson during the holidays will be on Wednesday, October 28th at 10 a.m. Students of classes 10-12 can come for consultations, writing/rewriting tests, answering wordlists etc.

Quiz 26

1. What "lands" is Ireland divided into, and how many parts are there?
2. What disaster happened in the 19th century?
3. Name the best-known Neolithic sites of Ireland.

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Pearly kings and queens: who are they?

No, this is not about Elvis Presley – although he was the king of Rock and a lover of pearls. It is about the Pearly kings and Queens of London. But who exactly are they and where do they come from, you ask?
Read on to find out!

Quiz 25

1. What was the Easter rising?
2. Name Ireland's largest lake and longest river. Where is the lake situated?
3. Name three traditional Irish foods and their main ingredients.

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