The document provides background information and definitions for terms related to Guy Fawkes Day and the Gunpowder Plot of 1605. It defines explosive and burning related words like gunpowder, fireworks, and explosion. It also defines political terms like parliament, king, and treason. Additionally, it introduces key people involved like Guy Fawkes, Robert Catesby, and defines their roles as conspirators in the plot to blow up the Houses of Parliament.
The document provides background information and definitions for terms related to Guy Fawkes Day and the Gunpowder Plot of 1605. It defines explosive and burning related words like gunpowder, fireworks, and explosion. It also defines political terms like parliament, king, and treason. Additionally, it introduces key people involved like Guy Fawkes, Robert Catesby, and defines their roles as conspirators in the plot to blow up the Houses of Parliament.
The document provides background information and definitions for terms related to Guy Fawkes Day and the Gunpowder Plot of 1605. It defines explosive and burning related words like gunpowder, fireworks, and explosion. It also defines political terms like parliament, king, and treason. Additionally, it introduces key people involved like Guy Fawkes, Robert Catesby, and defines their roles as conspirators in the plot to blow up the Houses of Parliament.
GUNPOWDER - a black or dark grey, very explosive substance
FIREWORKS - they make loud noise when explode and create beautiful patterns in the sky BLOW UP - to destroy something using explosive materials EXPLOSION - when something blows up PARLIAMENT - an institution and a building where the politicians representing a people work KING - a monarch, in the past they had real political power, nowadays they usually represent the country CELLAR - a usually dark and damp room under the main floors of the building BARREL - a container made usually of wood used for storing things such as wine, oil etc. FUSE - a piece of string connected to an explosive material which is lit to cause an explosion LIGHT (JAKO CZASOWNIK) - to cause something to burn BONFIRE - an open fire controlled by people made in the garden or a forest EFFIGY - a doll-like figure representing a person BURN - to destroy something with fire LETTER - a piece of paper written by a person to another person put usually into an envelope BAKED POTATOES - popular vegetables which come from America cooked in the oven CELEBRATE - to organise a special event and take part in it to show this is an important day GUY FAWKES - hea was the man caught in the cellar under the Parliament planning to cause a huge explosion CONSPIRATOR - someone who is planning to do something secret or illegal, usually cooperating with other people CATHOLIC - a Christian respecting the Pope CONSPIRACY - planning in secret to do something bad or illegal TOFFEE APPLE - a popular fruit covered in a sweet sticky substance MATCH - a very small piece of wood with some sulphur at one PENNY - a very little coin of insignificant value FIRECRACKER - a kind of firework that makes mainly a lot of noise SOLDIER - a person in the army who must be prepared to fight in a war SPADE - an old-fashioned kind of weapon made of metal with a sharp pointy end SCROLL - a long roll of paper or parchment with some official text on it LANTERN - a lamp with a handle you can carry TREASON - a serious crime of helping your country’s enemies or being disloyal to its ruler PLOT - a secret plan prepared by a group of people to do something illegal or wrong ROBERT CATESBY - the man who really initiated the gunpowder plot and conspired with Guy Fawkes DUCK AND DRAKE - the pub where the conspirators met to prepare the Gunpowder plot