1) Quiz based on the story by A.S. Pushkin “ Captain's daughter».
1. For the first time, Grinev saw Captain Mironov teaching soldiers. What was the commandant wearing?
2. What was the name of the main character's father?
3. Who was Monsieur Beaupré in his “fatherland”, who taught Petrusha French, German and “all sciences”?
4. Under whose supervision main character learned Russian literacy? (Savelich)
5. Throughout the story, Savelich cries only once. When exactly?
6. What was the weather like during the first meeting between Grinev and Pugachev?
7. Why did Alexey Ivanovich Shvabrin serve in the Belogorsk fortress?
8. Who distracted Grinev during the duel?
9. For what merits of the stirrup Savelich received a “promotion”, becoming a guy?
10. Why did the priest drive Beaupre out of the yard?
11. What name did Pugachev take?
12. Whom did Pugachev appoint as the new commandant of the fortress?
13. How did Peter Grinev thank the counselor?
14. How many years did Ivan Kuzmich and Vasilisa Egorovna live in the fortress?
15.Where did the father send his son, Pyotr Grinev, to serve?
16. What did Pyotr Grinev do to save Masha from Shvabrin?
17. What did Shvabrin do when Pugachev found out that he was deceiving him?
18. What was the reason for the duel between Grinev and Shvabrin?
19. Where and when did Marya Ivanovna meet Empress Elizabeth 2?
20. How much did Petr Grinev lose to Ivan Ivanovich Zurin and in what game?
21. Under what circumstances did Grinev see Pugachev in last time?
22. What did Pugachev grant to Grinev before he left for Orenburg?
23. Where did Grinev offer Marya Ivanovna to take refuge after her release?
24. How did Grinev’s parents receive Marya Ivanovna?
25. Why did Marya Ivanovna leave for St. Petersburg?
26. What answer did Pyotr Grinev receive from his father to his request to bless him for his marriage to Marya Ivanovna Mironova?
27. Who reported on Grinev?
28. Where did the Publisher receive the manuscript of Pyotr Andreevich Grinev?
For a grade of “3”, answer 17-18 questions.
For a grade of “4” - answer 19-22 questions.
For a grade of “5”, answer 23-28 questions.
2) Who am I?
Questions and assignments.
According to the description, you are a man of “remarkable appearance: about forty years old, average height, thin and broad-shouldered.” Your face “had a rather pleasant, but roguish expression.” Do you recognize yourself? Introduce yourself. (Counselor, E. Pugachev, “The Captain’s Daughter”; Chapter II, p. 240).
You are a person of about forty, the owner of “ nice voice, but powerful.” Your face is “full and rosy, expressing importance and calmness, and Blue eyes and the light smile had an inexplicable charm.” Identify yourself. (Empress Catherine; Chapter XIV, p. 315).
Which Russian folk song Pushkin uses it twice in his works? (“Don’t make noise, mother, green oak tree…”: “Dubrovsky”, “The Captain’s Daughter”).
You are a sergeant of the Semenovsky regiment, you were brought up at home under the supervision of an uncle, so you knew “Russian literacy and could judge (very sensibly) the properties of a greyhound dog.” You were sent to serve in the Yaik steppes. Introduce yourself. (Peter Andreevich Grinev).
You are “a young officer of short stature with a dark and distinctly ugly face, but extremely lively.” Introduce yourself. (Shvabrin Alexey Ivanovich).
You are about eighteen years old, a girl of marriageable age, you are chubby, ruddy, very modest, timid. Who are you? (Maria Ivanovna Mironova).
1. To what genre does the work “The Captain’s Daughter” belong:
1) story
3) epic novel
4) comedy
2. Savelich appeared:
1) friend of the main character
2) the main character’s own father
3) stepfather
4) uncle +
3. Petrusha, even before he was born, was enrolled in:
1) Astakhovsky regiment
2) Nizhny Novgorod regiment
3) Alexander Regiment
4) Semenovsky regiment +
4. For what reason did Petrusha’s father demote Beaupre?
1) Because he did not have a teacher's diploma.
2) Because he was chasing women +
3) Due to ignorance of science
4) Due to leading a wild lifestyle.
5. Savelich's name was:
3) Arkhip +
4) Vladimir
6. Real historical figures acting in the work:
1) Stepan Razin, Nicholas I
2) Emelyan Pugachev, Peter III
3) Ermak, Catherine II
4) Emelyan Pugachev, Catherine II +
7. Which king was Pugachev an impostor?
3) Peter III +
4) Ivan IV
8. Narrator of the work
1) Petrusha Grinev +
2) A. S. Pushkin
3) Masha Mironova
4) Emelyan Pugachev
9. What did Grinev and Zurin play when they first met?
1) Billiards +
2) Poker
4) Dominoes
10. Gift from Grienva to Pugachev at the inn:
1) dog coat
2) rabbit short fur coat
3) hare sheepskin coat +
4) bear skin
11. Name of the captain's daughter:
4) Akulina
12. Which hero went over to Pugachev’s side?
1) Ivan Ignatyich
2) Shvabrin +
4) captain Mironov
13. The main events of the work unfold in:
1) Svetlogorsk fortress
2) Berd fortress
3) Krasnogorsk fortress
4) Belogorsk fortress +
14. Grinev was:
1) staff captain
2) ensign +
3) lieutenant
4) colonel
15. While serving in the fortress, Grinev was carried away by:
1) mathematics
2) literature +
3) music
16. Grinev duels twice with:
1) Maksimych
2) captain Mironov
3) Ivan Ignatievich
4) Shvabrin +
17. The captain's wife was:
1) Akulina Panfilovna
2) Vasilisa Egorovna +
3) Marya Ivanovna
4) Anna Ivanovna
18. Pugachev’s tale, which he told to Grinev, was about:
1) Seagull and Petrel
2) Fox and Crow
3) Snake and Falcon
4) Crow and Eagle +
19. What did Pugachev want to tell Grinev with the fairy tale he was told?
1) I wanted to express that it’s short, but free life is always better than a long one lived in captivity. +
2) I wanted to compare myself with a long-lived bird.
3) I wanted to compare like-minded person Grinev with a bird.
4) I wanted to show Grinev my oratory skills.
20. Why is the work, which tells us mainly about the hero’s life, called “The Captain’s Daughter”? State one false statement.
1) The captain's daughter is the person from whom the story is told and the most difficult trials fall to her lot. +
2) Because the captain’s daughter showed the will and coped with the difficult trials that befell her.
3) Since Masha has best features Russian character.
4) Due to the fact that Masha is the daughter of Captain Mironov, who did not defect to the side of the impostor and remained faithful to the Motherland and the throne, and raised a noble and honest daughter.
Quiz questions based on A.S. Pushkin’s story “The Captain’s Daughter”
1. The names of the father and mother of the main character (Andrei Petrovich, Avdotya Vasilyevna)
2. His father serves under Count….. (Minich)
3. In which province was the village of the Grinevs (Siberian)
4. Who was granted to Peter as an uncle (swift Savelich)
5. What was the name of the Frenchman’s teacher, his real profession (Beaupre, hairdresser)
6. “Father entered the lesson ....?. What was Peter doing at this time? (geography, attached the tail of a kite to the cape Good Hope)
7. Continue “Petrusha will not go to St. Petersburg. What will he learn while serving in St. Petersburg?....(to hang around and hang out. No, let him serve in the army and smell gunpowder. Let him be a soldier. and not chamaton)
8. What kind of jam was mother making when my father’s decision to join the army was announced? (honey)
10. Write an epigraph to the work.. (Take care of your honor from a young age)
11. How many rubles did Peter lose (100)
12. How did Grinev thank the counselor? (hare sheepskin coat)
13. - Be quiet, uncle! - it will rain, there will be fungi. And if there are fungi, there will be a body. Now put the ax behind your back - the forester is walking. Who's talking to whom? (counselor with the owner of the inn)
14. I looked in all directions, .... But I saw nothing except a village surrounded by a log fence. On one side stood three or four haystacks, half-covered with snow; on the other, a crooked mill, with its popular wings lazily lowered. (Belogorsk fortress)
15. An old woman in a padded jacket and with a scarf on her head was sitting by the window. She was unwinding the threads. Who is this? (Vasilisa Egorovna)
16. What does the word disabled mean in the story? (aged in service)
17. What was the name of the commandant of the fortress? (Ivan Kuzmich)
18. If you want. So that Masha Mironova comes to you at dusk. Then instead of tender poems, give her... What? (a pair of earrings)
19. What followed after this conversation? (duel)
20. From the first lines I felt that the whole thing had gone to hell. The content of the letter was as follows….. What is the father writing about? (denies blessing)
21. The Bashkir stepped over the threshold with difficulty... and, taking off his high hat, stopped at the door. I looked at him and shuddered. I will never forget this man. What stuck in your soul so much? (there was no nose, no ears, a stump instead of a tongue)
22. …. I sat in armchairs on the porch of the commandant’s house. He was wearing a beautiful Cossack caftan, trimmed with braid. A tall sable cap with golden tassels was pulled down over his sparkling eyes. Who is this? (Emelyan Pugachev)
23. “Hang him!” said Pugachev!, without looking at me. They threw a rope around my neck. What happened next? (Savelich rushed to Pugachev and he remembered them and had mercy)
24. Who was installed as leader in the fortress by the impostor? (Shvabrin)
25. Who are the heroes Kalmyk fairy tale, which Pugachev told? (eagle and raven)
26. Who is this: on the floor in a ragged peasant dress, a pale, thin woman with disheveled hair. In front of her stood a jug of water, covered with a slice of bread. (Maria Ivanovna)
27. “She was wearing white morning dress, in a night cap and a shower jacket. She seemed to be about forty years old. Her face, plump and ruddy, expressed importance and calmness, and her blue eyes and light smile had an inexplicable charm.” Who is this? (CatherineII)
28. What is stored behind glass in a frame in the wing of the Grinevsky house? (letter from the Empress)
Tell us about the life of a noble undergrowth.
The whole life of Petrusha Grinev before his military service is described in the chapter “Sergeant of the Guard.” It also tells what happened even before his birth: the unborn child was enrolled in the Semenovsky Guards Regiment as a sergeant (which is why the chapter received such a name).
Petrusha was brought up “not in the modern way”: from the age of five he was taught by the stirrup Savelich (“uncle”), with whom Petrusha mastered reading and writing. In his twelfth year, the priest hired a Frenchman, Monsieur Beaupre, a former hairdresser and soldier. Having learned spoken Russian, Beaupré lived “harmoniously” with his student. One of the scenes of such life is described in the story: the father came to a geography lesson when Petrusha was making a kite from the food he had just received. geographical map. Monsieur was driven away, and until the age of sixteen Petrusha's activities became pigeons, leapfrog and other home entertainments.
When Grinev was sixteen years old, his father said: “It’s time for him to go into service.” This is how the life of Petrusha Grinev changed.
Create brief portraits and characteristics of Petrusha’s parents. How does the author relate to his characters?
Petrusha Grinev's parents, simple and good people, who lived according to the customs of their time, were similar to many Russian poor nobles. After retiring as prime minister, Andrei Petrovich Grinev married the daughter of one of his neighbors, a poor Simbirsk nobleman, and began living on his estate. Of the nine children in their family, only one remained, Petrusha. Mother was busy with housework, father looked after the estate and even sometimes read the Court Calendar.
What reasons caused the change in Petrusha’s fate? What role did the Court Calendar play in my father's decisions?
Young noblemen usually began to perform military service as they approached adulthood, exact date has not been established. Much depended on their development, their health, and the wishes of the family. We see confirmation of this when reading about the fate of Petrusha Grinev. Once, while leafing through the Court Calendar, Grinev Sr. learned about the promotions of his fellow soldiers and was clearly annoyed by their successes. This circumstance made him think about the fate of his own son, for whom it was time to begin military service. It was then that the father remembered that his son was listed as a guard sergeant!
Explain how the meaning of the chapter is revealed by the proverb used as an epigraph to the entire story.
The story opens with the proverb: “Take care of your honor from a young age.” Already in the first chapter, it becomes clear to us that in families like the Grinevs, everything obeys certain laws. And among them, one of the main ones is contained in this proverb. Despite all the patriarchal nature of life and its apparent simplicity, the basis of the lives of these people is service to the fatherland.
Describe the beginning of a young officer's journey to his place of duty.
Petrusha Grinev really hoped that he would be sent to serve in St. Petersburg. But, to his great regret, Orenburg turned out to be his destination. Seeing his son off, the father remembered the proverb: “Take care of your honor from a young age.” However, already at the beginning of the journey, in Simbirsk, the young sergeant plays with captain Zurin and loses to him a large amount. The debt had to be repaid. And Petrusha did this. “With a troubled conscience and silent repentance, I left Simbirsk.”
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Test based on the novel by A. S. Pushkin “The Captain's Daughter”
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Chapter No. 1 "Guard Sergeant"
1. Name the main character's father.
A) Petr Andreevich GrinevB) Andrey Petrovich GrinevB) Alexey Andreevich Grinev
2. Name military rank father.
A) major general B) lieutenant colonel C) prime major
3. Name the main character of the novel.
A) Pyotr Andreevich GrinevB) Grigory Petrovich GrinevB) Pyotr Alekseevich Grinev
4. How many children were there in the Grinev family?
A) 12B) 14C) 9
5. What regiment was the main character enrolled in?
A) PreobrazhenskyB) Semenovsky
6. What did Savelich teach the main character?
A) mathematicsB) talked about the greyhound cableC) Russian literacy
7. Who became the main character's next teacher?
A) German PaulB) Frenchman BeaupréC) Englishman Pierre
8. Who was he in his homeland?
A) salesman B) janitor C) hairdresser
9. What inclinations did the teacher have?
A) loved to singB) loved to drinkC) chased women
10. What did the new teacher teach the boy?
A) speak FrenchB) nothingC) speak German
11. What did the boy teach the teacher?
A) dance Russian dances B) ride a horse C) chat in Russian
12. Why was the teacher expelled?
A) for theft
B) for drunkenness
C) for seducing the washerwoman Palashka and the cowwoman Akulka
13. Who was called an undergrowth in those days?
A) a young nobleman who has not reached the age of majority
B) people who are unable to learn
B) small people
14. How old was the main character?
A) 15B) 16C) 17
15. What important decision accepted by a father after his son's unsuccessful training?
A) send him to the city gymnasium
B) send him to Moscow to his relatives
B) send him to military service
16. How did the son react to his father’s decision?
A) burst into tears B) rejoiced C) closed in on himself
17. To what city was the hero sent?
A) to MoscowB) to St. PetersburgC) to Orenburg
18. What proverb did the father say to his son from his parents’ house?
A) live - serve the Motherland B) take care of your dress again, and honor from a young age
C) you can’t take a fish out of a pond without difficulty
19. Who did he meet in a tavern in the city of Simbirsk?
A) Vasily Petrovich Zverev
B) Nikolai Ivanovich Zorin
B) Ivan Ivanovich Zurin
20. How much money did he lose to the captain?
A) 50 rubles B) 75 rubles C) 100 rubles
21. What bad deeds what else has a hero done?
A) got drunk B) got into a fight C) insulted the participants in the game?
22. What instructive words did Savelich say to him?
A) drinking means harming yourself
B) drunkenness will not lead to good things
C) a person who drinks is good for nothing
Answers to the test for chapter No. 1
1. B, 2. IN, 3. A, 4. IN, 5. B, 6. B, 7. B, 8. IN, 9. B, V. 10. B, 11. IN,
12. B, V, 13. A, 14. IN, 15. IN, 16. B, 17. IN, 18. IN, 19. IN, 20. IN, 21. A, 22. IN
Evaluation criterion
"5" 20-22 points
"4" - 17 - 19
"3" - 12 - 16
“2” - 11 or less
Test for Chapter No. 7 “Attack”
1. What feelings overwhelmed P. A. Grinev?
A) fear of the future;
B) impatient anticipation of dangers;
C) sweet hopes for a relationship with Masha;
D) a feeling of grateful ambition.
2. What was the fortress surrounded by?
A) rampart - an elevation formed by nature;
B) palisade;
B) a deep ditch filled with water.
3. With what report did the corporal arrive to P. A. Grinev?
A) that unknown people are driving around the fortress;
B) that Pugachev entered the fortress;
C) that Pugachev’s army began an attack on the neighboring fortress.
4. Who were these people?
A) Cossacks;
B) Tatars;
B) Russians;
D) Bashkirs, who could be easily recognized by their lynx hats and quivers;
5. What was Pugachev’s army like?
A) a small gang of armed people;
B) horse crowds and the entire steppe dotted with many people;
C) a hundred people armed with bows and arrows.
6. How was the fortress captured?
A) the garrison led by Ivan Kuzmich fought desperately, the battle was long and bloody;
B) Pugachev’s army captured the fortress without firing a single shot;
C) the garrison of soldiers did not move, only the commandant Ivan Ignatich and Grinev were behind the ramparts, the rebels broke into the fortress, the garrison threw down their guns.
7. How did the inhabitants of the fortress behave?
A) greeted the rebels with bread and salt;
B) hid in their homes, there was not a soul on the streets;
B) defended themselves with whatever they could;
8. How did the commandant of the fortress die?
A) asked for mercy, but was shot;
B) was first wounded in the head, called Pugachev a thief and impostor, then was hanged; C) was killed in battle.
9. Who saved Pyotr Andreevich Grinev?
A) Savelich asked to have mercy on the master’s child;
B) Pugachev felt sorry for the young officer;
B) Shvabrin called Grinev his friend and asked him to have mercy.
10. What did Alexey Ivanovich Shvabrin do?
A) was with his garrison until the last, did not swear allegiance to Pugachev;
B) hid somewhere, no one knew where he was;
B) went over to the side of the rebels, had his hair cut into a circle, and dressed in a Cossack caftan.
11. How did the rebels deal with Vasilisa Yegorovna?
A) they dragged her disheveled and stripped naked onto the porch, a young Cossack hacked her to death with a saber;
B) was hanged;
B) was shot.
Answers for Chapter 7
1. B, C, G, 2. A, B, 3. A, 4. G, 5. B, 6. IN, 7. A, 8. B, 9. A, 10. IN, 11. A, 12. A
Evaluation criterion
"5" -11 -12
"4" -9-10
"3" - 7 - 8
“2” - 6 or less
Chapter Test No. 14 "COURT"
1. How did P. A. Grinev decide to behave before the trial?
A) don’t explain anything, because they won’t believe it anyway; B) declare the real truth;
C) deny his acquaintance with Pugachev.
2. To what city was P. A. Grinev brought?
A) KazanB) OrenburgC) St. Petersburg
3. Who turned out to be the “main informer”?
A) A. I. Shvabrin; B) I. I. Zurin; C) Arkhip Savelich.
4. What changes have occurred in the appearance of the “informer”?
A) was clean shaven, dressed in a new uniform; B) was terribly thin and pale;
C) shaved head, dressed in rags, with huge bruises on his face;
D) his hair, which had recently been jet black, was completely grey, his long beard was unkempt.
5. What did A.I. Shvabrin accuse Grinev of?
A) that P. A. Grinev was a spy sent to Orenburg;
B) that he destroyed his life, separating him from Masha;
C) that he helped E. Pugachev destroy his comrades;
D) that P. A. Grinev gave Pugachev Masha Mironov, the captain’s daughter;
D) that P. A. Grinev conveyed written news to E. Pugachev about all the events that took place in besieged Orenburg.
6. How did P. A. Grinev’s parents accept Masha?
A) cordially, sincerely became attached, loved her; B) restrained, silent;
C) rudely, showing her in every possible way that she is superfluous here.
7. What sentence was passed on P. A. Grinev by the Empress?
A) execute; B) acquit; C) exile to a remote region of Siberia for eternal settlement.
8. What does Masha decide to do?
A) go to St. Petersburg, try to save Pyotr Andreevich;
B) go to the Belogorsk fortress so as not to be a burden for Pyotr Andreevich’s parents;
C) go to Moscow to distant relatives, hoping to find shelter and peace there.
9. What did the woman look like that Masha met in the garden in the morning?
A) young, in a bright red outfit, a luxurious pink hat;
B) a lady of about forty, in a white dress, nightcap, and shower jacket; the face was full and ruddy, and the blue eyes and light smile had an extraordinary charm;
C) an elderly woman, with a flabby, wrinkled face, prickly, angry eyes; unkemptly dressed.
10. Why did the empress decide to remain unrecognized?
A) to find out the whole truth from Masha about P. A. Grinev;
B) was embarrassed about her morning outfit;
C) did not consider it necessary to introduce herself to a simple girl.
11. What decision did the empress make?
A) do not change your decision, carry out the sentence;
B) admit the innocence of Masha’s fiancé;
B) decided to leave Grinev at the royal court.
12. How was Masha’s fate decided?
A) the empress promised to take care of her condition, for the merits of her father, Captain Mironov;
B) the empress invited her to stay at the royal court;
C) the empress suggested leaving for the Belogorsk fortress and forgetting about Grinev.
13. How did the story “The Captain's Daughter” end?
A) P. A. Grinev married Marya Ivanovna; their descendants prosper in the Simbirsk province;
B) P. A. Grinev left in an unknown direction without telling anyone;
C) P. A. Grinev and Masha decided to separate, since everything they had experienced would prevent them from becoming happy.
14. How was E. Pugachev’s fate decided?
A) was killed in battle;
B) was executed, the dead and bloody head was shown to the people;
B) strangely escaped from custody, no one else ever saw him.
Answers for chapter 14.
1. B, 2. A, 3. A, 4. G, B, 5. A, D, 6. A, 7. A, 8. A, 9. B, 10. A, 11. B, 12. A,
13. A, 14. B
Evaluation criterion
"5" - 14-13
"4" - 11-12
"3" - 8 - 10
Chapter Test №12 " ORPHAN"
1. How did Shvabrin behave when meeting with Pugachev and Grinev?
A) helped Pugachev get out of the wagon, expressing his joy and zeal in vile terms;
B) hearing the bell of the approaching carriage, he hid, afraid to appear in Pugachev’s eyes;
C) seeing Grinev, he was embarrassed, but soon recovered, extended his hand; D) fell to his knees and began to ask Pugachev to spare him.
2. How did Grinev see Masha?
A) she lay beaten in the closet, her clothes were torn to shreds;
B) on the floor, in a ragged peasant dress, sat Marya Ivanovna, pale, thin, with disheveled hair;
C) Masha was sitting on the bed in her room, in a beautiful bright dress, but with very sad eyes.
3. Why did Pugachev become sad about future fate Grinev and Masha?
A) Shvabrin told him that P. A. Grinev was deceiving him that Masha was not the niece of the local priest, but the daughter of Captain Mironov;
B) because Masha fell unconscious at the sight of him;
C) because disorder and drunkenness reigned in the Belogorsk fortress.
4. What decision did Pugachev make regarding the future fate of Grinevai Masha?
A) ordered Shvabrin to keep them on guard until his return; B) ordered to go with him to serve him faithfully; C) let them go and wished them advice and love.
5. P. A. Grinev had a great desire: A) go with Pugachev to his army as a sign of gratitude for his sympathy for him and Masha;
B) ardently wanted to snatch Pugachev from among the villains whom he led and save his sinful soul;
B) give it up terrible person and never meet him again on your life’s path.
Answers for Chapter 12
1. A, B, 2. B, 3. A, 4. IN, 5. B
Evaluation criterion
"5" - 6
"4" - 5
"3" - 4
“2” - 3 or less