Progress of the game
Host: Today we gathered for the “Literary Ring” quiz game. All questions that will be asked are related to folk art, literary works and literary fairy tales.
Rules of the game (slide 2)
- 5 teams take part in the game. Questions will be asked to each team in turn. All teams can answer all questions.
- For each correct answer to their question, the team receives 1 point.
- For the correct answer to another team's question you can get a star.
- You are given 5 seconds to think about each question.
- After each round, and there are three of them, one team of players with the fewest points will be eliminated.
- If several teams have the same number of points, stars will be taken into account.
- The super game will feature two teams that have reached the final.
The points will be counted... (the presenter introduces the jury)
1st round
Presenter: The Firebird is the embodiment of the radiant Sun God! The image of this bird was created by imagination ancient man and was preserved in Russian fairy tales as the ideal of heavenly beauty and happiness. The prototype of this beautiful bird was the nature surrounding man. You have to solve poetic images birds that lived and still live in our forests. I think we know many of them very well. You have to guess them in the mythological descriptions given by our ancestors.
Task 1: (slide 3) Here are images of birds: eagle, owl, rooster, cuckoo, crow.
1. It was considered a bird among the Slavs; it was dedicated to the goddess of spring and predicted the beginning of thunderstorms and rains.
(Cuckoo)
2. This bird lived up to three hundred years and was the only one that could bring living and dead water.
3. B peasant life it was revered as a symbol of heavenly fire and at the same time a talisman against it. Her image can still be found on the roofs of houses.
4. Mysterious bird, lover of nightlife. The popular wave called her the guardian of treasures and the wisest of earthly birds.
5. Since ancient times, this bird has become a symbol of pride, power and freedom. Myths say that main god Slavs, Perun, appeared on earth in the guise of this bird.
Presenter: The world of animals in Slavic legends is no less rich and diverse. Indrik, the beast, was considered the head and ruler of the animal kingdom. He had many subjects. They had wonderful properties. But there were also those who really lived and are now living in our Russian forests. It is to these animals that we will devote our questions.
Task 2. (Slide 4) Here are images of animals and beasts.
1. By folk beliefs, he is the personification of darkness. The main Slavic god Perun could turn into it when he wanted to appear on earth. This beast could speak in a human voice, was endowed with wisdom and acted in many Russian fairy tales.
2. According to legend, this is a man turned by an evil sorcerer into a wild beast. He himself never attacks a person, he can walk on his hind legs. In his guise one of the main Slavic gods- Veles.
(Bear)
3. This animal acts as a companion to sorcerers or witches, but it is very loved by the Russian people. According to Slavic beliefs, this is a very intelligent animal. There are many signs and proverbs associated with it.
To oshka)4. In ancient times, when the forces of nature were deified, the dark force rode on this black animal, and the gods of color and darkness rode on the same white animal. Poetic folk word calls it “the wings of man.”
5. Our people have written a lot about this faithful friend. catchphrases, signs, proverbs, riddles. He is of the same breed as the wolf, but for a long time he has been his fierce enemy.
(Dog, dog).
This concludes the first round.
Team No.… leaves the game.
2 round
(Slide 5) Leading: I have no doubt that before you learned to read, you listened to fairy tales.
“What a delight these fairy tales are! Each is a poem...
The fairy tale is a lie, but there is a hint in it...” wrote A.S. Pushkin about folk tales.
Originating in ancient times, the fairy tale is still passed on from mouth to mouth,
is reinvented and re-emerged.
Who has read a lot of fairy tales,
Finds answers easily.
Yes, you already knew them for a long time.
Well, let's check it out!
Task 1: (slide 6) Here are 4 images of characters from folk tales.
1. Who ordered: “Mothers, nannies, get ready, get ready! By morning, bake me soft white bread, the kind I ate from my dear father”?
("Princess Frog")
2. Which fairy tale talks about four daring escapes and one villainous murder?
(“Kolobok”)
3.Which fairy tale ends with the words: “The evil witch was tied to a horse’s tail and released into an open field”?
(“Sister Alyonushka and brother Ivanushka”)
Task 2: (slide 7) Presenter: You see four drawings that depict fairy-tale heroes.
1. Are all these drawings illustrations of Russian folk tales?
(“Crocodile Gena and his friends”)
Presenter: Crocodile Gena and his friend Cheburashka - these fairy-tale characters were invented by our contemporary Eduard Uspensky.
At the core famous fairy tales about Tsar Saltan, about dead princess, there are folk tales about the fisherman and the fish fairy tales. How well do you know the fairy tales of A.S. Pushkin?
Let's check it now! Listen carefully as the question is read only once.
Task 3: (slide 8) Here are illustrations for fairy tales by A.S. Pushkin. Name the fairy tale and its hero.
1. Three attackers, while in the service of a high-ranking official, committed a forgery of a document, which had sad, very dramatic consequences: the family was destroyed. Mother and son are severely punished. But in the end, truth triumphed, evil was defeated.
(A weaver with a cook, with her matchmaker Babarikha. “The Tale of Tsar Saltan”)
2. Under pressure from the royal person, this woman committed terrible crime. Under the guise of a wretched beggar, she infiltrated a kind, unsuspecting girl and treated her to a very common tasty fruit. As a result, she fell dead.
(Chernavka poisoned the young princess. “The Tale of the Dead Princess and the Seven Knights”)
3. This fabulously beautiful, but very cunning person committed a serious crime. On the battlefield, she killed two young brothers, and then got to her father.
(Queen of Shemakha. “The Tale of the Golden Cockerel”)
Task 4:
Host: And now you have the next group of questions about the fairy tales of A. S. Pushkin. ( Slide 9)
- What precious metal is the chain hanging on the oak tree near Lukomorye made of?
- What was the old woman's last wish in “The Tale of the Fisherman and the Fish”?
- Which of the following is not included in the moral of Pushkin's fairy tale about the Golden Cockerel?
1. Lie.
1. Silver.
2. Iron.
3. Platinum.
4. Gold.
(At Lukomorye green oak;
Golden chain on the oak tree...)
1. Be a pillar noblewoman.
2. To be the mistress of the sea.
3. Be a free queen.
4. New trough.
2. Lesson.
3. Hint.
4. Vow.
(The fairy tale is a lie, but there is a hint in it!
Good fellows lesson.)
- What words did the old woman scold her old man in “The Tale of the Fisherman and the Fish”
1. You are my dear.
2. Your head is empty.
3. You are a fool, simpleton.
4. Oh, you disgusting old man.
Addition: You fool, you simpleton!
You didn’t know how to take ransom from a fish!
Task 5:
(Slide 13) Here are illustrations of literary fairy tales.
1.Which fairy tale talks about the artistic level of vocal and instrumental ensembles?
(Br. Grimm “The Town Musicians of Bremen”)
This ends the second round.
Team No. is eliminated from the game...
3 round
In our speech, we use not only proverbs and sayings, but also popular expressions that are very similar to them: short quotes, figurative expressions, and sayings of historical figures included in our speech from literary sources.
Winged expressions are, as it were, halfway to proverbs: like proverbs, they are widely used in speech, but, in contrast to proverbs, they usually belong to a well-known author.
Exercise 1:
(slide 14) Here are portraits of A.S. Pushkin, N.V. Gogol, A.P. Chekhova, D.I. Fonvizina. It is necessary to determine which of them belongs to the catchphrase I read.
- “Brevity is the sister of talent” (A. P. Chekhov)
- “Be patient, Cossack - you will become an ataman!” (N.V. Gogol T. Bulba - Andria)
- “I don’t want to study, but I want to get married.” D.I. Fonvizin
Task 2:
- Author of the story “The Night Before Christmas”. ( N.V.Gogol )
- Author of the stories “Thick and Thin”, “Death of an Official”. ( A.P.Chekhov )
- Author of the story “Children of the Dungeon” ( V.G. Korolenko )
- Author of the story “Mu-Mu”. ( I.S. Turgenev )
Task 2: (slide 16) Here are the heroes of literary works. Based on the description below, determine who this hero is, from which work, who is the author of the work.
- “The front is a perfect German: a narrow muzzle, constantly spinning and sniffing everything that comes across, ending in a round snout, the legs are very thin. But behind him he was a real provincial attorney in uniform, since his tail hung like a uniform coattail...” (Devil. “The Night Before Christmas”, Gogol)
- “Barefoot, in nightgowns. There is a cap on the head. Very fat and lazy. They like to live at other people’s expense.” (“The story of how one man fed two generals”, Saltykov-Shchedrin.)
- “They are wearing red morocco boots, with silver horseshoes, trousers as wide as the black sea, with a thousand folds, tied with a golden lace. Their faces are slightly tanned with black mustaches. On the head are mutton caps with a golden top.” (Ostap and Andriy. “Taras Bulba”, Gogol)
Task 3: (slide 17) Find the “extra”:
1. “Horse name”, “Over salted”, “Mu-Mu”, “Thick and thin”. (“Mu-Mu” was written by I.S. Turgenev, and other stories by A.P. Chekhov)
(Slide 18)
1. “The Night Before Christmas”, “The Inspector General”, “The Captain’s Daughter”, “Evenings on a Farm near Dikanka”. (“The Captain’s Daughter” by A.S. Pushkin, and other works by N.V. Gogol)
Leading: This was the last question of the third round.
Before you tally up the points and determine the two teams that made it to the finals, look here (points to the boxes). There are three wonderful boxes in front of you. And the team with the most stars will be able to open them.
For each box you open, you give away a star, so you can skip opening the boxes and save stars for the finale.
Let's ask the jury to announce the results of the third round...
Eliminated... (they are awarded prizes).
We reached the final...
The final
PROVERB (slide 20)
From the word “PROBERV” you need to make as many words as possible. Each letter can be used as many times as it appears in the word. The one who says the last word will win. You have 2 minutes to complete the task. Time has passed...
The finalists name the invented words in order, but those words that have already been spoken by the opponent do not count.
They win... Gifts are given (first to the losing couple, then to the winners).
Literature quiz with answers for schoolchildren
1. Who was the first woman writer to receive Nobel Prize? (Selma Lagerlöf, in 1909)
2. What does the title of the book of short stories mean? Giovanni Boccaccio"Decameron"? (In Greek - "Ten Day Diary")
3. Literary pseudonym American writer Samuel Clemens? (Mark Twain, years of life - 1835-1910)
4. Which English writer died on an island in the Pacific Ocean in 1849? (Robert Louis Stevenson, 1850-1894)
5. The names of the detectives most often found in Agatha Christie's novels? (Hercule Poirot, Miss Marple, Tommy and Tapence, Parker Payne)
6. Which two great writers of the seventeenth century died on the same year and day? (William Shakespeare and Miguel Cervantes de Saavedra died on April 25, 1616)
7. Literary pseudonym of which famous writer matches the name of the big one European city? (Jack London, 1987-1916)
8. Which two great Russian writers of the nineteenth century were born on the same year and day? (Vyacheslav Yakovlevich Shishkov and Ivan Sergeevich Shmelev were born on October 3, 1873)
9. What is the real name of the French writer Stendhal? (Henri-Marie Bayle, 1783-1842)
10. What was the name of the woman whom Sherlock Holmes called “that woman”? (Iren Adler)
11. What epigraph begins the story “The Captain's Daughter” by Alexander Sergeevich Pushkin? (“Take care of your honor from a young age”)
12. The hero of which book fights with windmills? (Don Quixote in the novel by Miguel Cervantes de Saaverdra)
14. What is “blank verse”? (Unrhymed verse; often in drama - iambic pentameter)
15. What was the name of Don Quixote’s lady love? (Dulsinea Tobosskaya)
16. In Shakespeare's play Romeo and Juliet, Romeo's last name is Montague. What is Juliet's last name? (Capulets)
17. From what writer did the term “sadism” come from? (Marquis de Sade, Donascen Alphonse Francois, 1740-1814)
18. What is the name of the book that became the continuation of “Alice in Wonderland” by Lewis Carroll? ("Alice in the Wonderland")
19. What book does the novel “The Name of the Rose” revolve around? (Around the book “Aristotle”)
20. Who created the character Father Brown? (Gilbert Chesterton, 1874-1936)
21. What books can be called time-tested biggest bestsellers? (Bible; Charles M. Seldon "In His Footsteps" (1897); Margaret Mitchell " gone With the Wind"(1936); Dale Carnegie, How to Win and Influence People (1937)
22. For which work did Ivan Alekseevich Bunin receive the Nobel Prize? (“Mr. from San Francisco” (1933))
23. Gabriel García Márquez wrote the novel “One Hundred Years of Solitude.” In 1982 he received the Nobel Prize. What country is this author from? (From Colombia)
26. To whom does Hamlet say the following phrase: “There is not a scoundrel in the kingdom of Denmark who is not an inveterate rogue”? (Horatio)
27. Three cards that have a magical effect in the Queen of Spades? (Three, seven, ace)
28. Which poet’s poem formed the basis of Sergei Vasilyevich Rachmaninov’s opera “Aleko”? (Poem by Alexander Sergeevich Pushkin “Gypsies”)
30. Who served as the prototype main character Leo Nikolayevich Tolstoy's novel Anna Karenina? (Maria Alexandrovna Hartung - daughter of Alexander Sergeevich Pushkin)
31. “She loved me for my torments, and I loved her for my compassion for them.” What play is this quote from? (From the play "Othello" by William Shakespeare)
32. What was the name of the Russian writer who wrote the play “The Seagull”? (Anton Pavlovich Chekhov, years of life - 1860-1904)
33. Who created the image Commissioner Maigret? (Georges Simenon, years of life - 1903-1989)
34. When is International Children's Book Day celebrated? Whose birthday is it? (April 2, birthday of Hans Christian Andersen, years of life - 1805-1875)
35. Which novel by a Russian writer has the same title as the famous piece of music? (“The Kreutzer Sonata” by Leo Nikolaevich Tolstoy)
36. Who was called the “Swan of Avon”? (William Shakespeare)
37. What works of Alexander Sergeevich Pushkin are united under the title “Little Tragedies”? (" Stingy Knight", "Feast in Time of Plague", "The Stone Guest", "Mozart and Salieri")
38. Title " Mysterious island"by Jules Verne? (Lincoln Island)
39. The title of “Treasure Island” by Lewis Stevenson? (Pinos Island, Cuba)
40. The most famous figure in world literature is the “Knight of the Sad Image.” Who is this? (Don Quixote of La Mancha)
41. Aurora Dupin was a famous French writer and was friends with Fryderyk Chopin. What pseudonym did she write under? (George Sand, years of life - 1804-1876)
42. Under what tsar did printing begin in Russia? (Under Ivan IV, nicknamed the Terrible)
43. The hero of the novel is a young man who retains his youth, while his portrait ages. What is the name of this work? (“The Picture of Dorian Gray”, author - Oscar Wilde, years of life - 1854-1900)
44. Under what general title are the main novels of Honore de Balzac united? (" Human Comedy" - this cycle united forty volumes)
45. Which Spanish poet was killed during the Spanish Civil War? (Federico Garcia Lorca, years of life - 1898-1936)
46. What Russian writer is Yuri Nikolaevich Tynyanov’s novel “The Death of Vazir-Mukhtar” about? (About Alexander Sergeevich Griboedov)
47. To whom did Alexander Blok dedicated the cycle “Poems about a Beautiful Lady”? (To his wife - Lyubov Dmitrievna Mendeleeva)
48. Ten days ten young people tell each other various stories. What kind of work is this? ("Decameron" by Giovanni Boccaccio)
49. When was the first book published in Russia? What was it called? (In 1564, "Apostle")
50. Who created the image of James Bond? (“Agent 007” Ian Lancaster Fleming, years of life - 1908-1964)
51. What was the name of the keymaster of Notre Dame Cathedral in the novel by Victor Hugo? (Quasimodo)
52. Which English writer created the image of “Peter Pan”? (James Matthew Barry, years of life - 1860-1937)
53. When does Margaret Mitchell's novel Gone with the Wind take place? (The struggle between the North and the slave-owning South in the USA turned into civil war- 1861-1865)
54. What are the names of the three great ancient Greek tragedians? (Aeschylus, Sophocles, Euripides)
55. What is the name of Jules Verne's first novel, which brought him fame? ("Five Weeks in a Balloon")
56. Which book of the New Testament predicts the destruction of the world? ("Revelation of John the Evangelist: Apocalypse")
57. How many comedies did Lope de Bega write? (One and a half thousand comedies)
58. After the publication of which novel by Jules Verne, the French Geographical Society took the initiative to adopt a unified time measurement system? ("Around the World in Eighty Days")
59. Which work by Victor Hugo is based on Giuseppe Verdi’s opera “Rigoletto”? ("The King is Amused")
60. Who called Dante Alighieri’s comedy “Divine”? (Giovanni Boccaccio)
61. Which English writer is considered the founder of periodicals? (Daniel Defoe)
62. What is the name of Jerome Klapka’s story Jerome, a continuation of the book “Three in a Boat, Not Counting a Dog”? ("Three on Bicycles")
63. Name historical poem Sergei Alexandrovich Yesenin? ("Pugachev")
64. What were the names of the heroines of Anton Pavlovich Chekhov’s play “Three Sisters”? (Olga, Masha and Irina Prozorov)
65. What stories were included in the trilogy of Arkady Petrovich Gaidar? (“Timur and his team”, “Commandant of the Snow Fortress”, “Timur’s Oath”)
66. Who was the education of the writer who created the character of Sherlock Holmes? (Conan Doyle was a doctor)
67. What did the writer Emile Zola die from? (From stove fumes)
68. The work of which outstanding Norwegian playwright served as the beginning of the International movement for women's rights? What is this movement called? (Henrich Ibsen, "Ibsenism")
69. Which Russian writer is the founder of sentimentalism in Russian literature? (Nikolai Mikhailovich Karamzin, years of life - 1766-1826)
70. The name of the Belgian writer who created the book “The Legend of Uleshpiegel and Lamm Gudzak”? (Charles de Coster, years of life -1827-1879)
72. What was Francois Rabelais's profession? (Doctor)
73. What was the profession of Erich Maria Remarque? (Teacher)
74. What was the profession of Thomas Mayne Reid? (Journalist)
75. What was Edmond Rostand's profession? (Lawyer)
76. What was Jonathan Swift's profession? (Priest)
77. What was Antoine de Saint-Exupery's profession? (Military pilot)
78. What was the profession of Savignen Cyrano de Bergerac? (Military)
79. What was the profession of Georges Simenon? (Journalist)
80. What was Walter Scott's profession? (Advocate)
81. What was Abe Kobo's profession? (Medic)
82. What was Isaac Asimov's profession? (Biochemist scientist)
83. What was Louis Aragon's profession? (Medic)
84. What was Honore de Balzac's profession? (Lawyer)
85. The manuscript of Omar Khayyam's Rubaiyat was tragically lost in 1912 during the biggest disaster of that year. What happened to her? (The manuscript sank with the Titanic)
86. About what heroine did Alexander Sergeevich Pushkin write the following lines:
"When it happened somewhere
She should meet a black monk
Or a quick hare between the fields
Crossed her path
Not knowing what to start with fear,
Full of sorrowful forebodings,
Was she expecting misfortune?
(About Tatyana Larina)
87. French poet and playwright Edmond Rostand wrote a wonderful play in verse, Cyrano de Bergerac. The prototype of the main character was for Rostand, who actually lived in the seventeenth century French writer, philosopher, essayist, scientist and warrior named Cyrano de Bergerac. However, Rostand in his play came up with such a detail of his hero’s appearance that he real person did not have. What is this distinctive detail? (Very long nose)
88. Russian poet Alexander Alexandrovich Blok wrote:
“In taverns, in alleys, in twists and turns,
In an electric dream in reality..."
What did Blok mean by “electric waking dream”? (Cinema)
89. In the nineteenth century, there lived on the island of Samoa, located in the Pacific Ocean, a man whom the locals called Tusitala Stevoni. "Tusitala" means "story teller" in the local dialect. What is this strange word “Stevony”? (This is a distorted English surname Stevenson)
90. In the novel by the Yugoslav writer Milorad Pavic “The Khazar Dictionary”, one of the heroes, Satan, embodied on earth, says that all the inhabitants of this region of Romania are born poets, live as thieves, and die... By whom? (Vampires)
91. In the 1980s, teachers at Italian universities noticed a sharp increase in the number of students enrolling in specializations in medieval history. The survey showed that the reason for this was the book. Which? (“The Name of the Rose” by Umberto Eco)
92. As you know, Griboyedov’s comedy “Woe from Wit” has become a rich source of sayings and proverbs. To surpass this play in the number of aphorisms, a duology was required. Which? (“Twelve Chairs” and “Golden Calf”, authors - Ilya Ilf and Evgeny Petrov)
93. Umberto Eco’s novel “The Name of the Rose,” dedicated to the life of a medieval monastery, talks about the painful “monastic spasm.” It does not affect all monks, but only those who work in the library. What part of their body was cramping? (Fingers of the hand with which they copied books)
94. Name the most verbose character of William Shakespeare? (Hamlet)
95. For which book was James Clavel paid the highest fee - five million dollars? ("Hurricane")
96. Which museum houses the oldest bible known to us, written in Greek? (In the Vatican Museum, Italy)
97. The plot of which novel did Alexandre Dumas find in “Notes from the Archives of the Parisian Police”? ("The Count of Monte Cristo")
98. Alexandre Dumas committed, as his contemporaries wrote, “one of the most charming madnesses he ever did.” What did he do? (Ordered the construction of the Castle of Monte Cristo, which remains to this day)
99. In which city in France are there the streets of the Count of Monte Cristo, Abbot Faria and Edmond Dantes? (In Marseille, where the events of the novel “The Count of Monte Cristo” took place)
100. By the will of fate, the Romanov dynasty on the Russian throne began from the Ipatiev Monastery (city of Kostroma, in 1613) and ended in the Ipatiev House (city of Yekaterinburg, in 1918). This is written in the book Russian writer Evgenia Biryukova. What is the name of this book? (“Ipatiev House”. Ekaterinbug. Publishing house “SV-96”, 2003)
GOU No. 182
Krasnogvardeisky district
"In the world of Russian literature"
(for students in grades 10-11)
Prepared by:
Adamovich Victoria Vladimirovna
Saint Petersburg
year 2014
Introduction.
The development is aimed primarily at class teachers and organizers of leisure activities for schoolchildren, teachers of Russian language and literature.This literary quiz is based on the basic knowledge of schoolchildren in the subject “Russian Literature in grades 9-11”, but it offers a game form of testing this knowledge, not traditional forms of tasks.A similar game can be played in the second half school year(3-4 quarter), when students have covered some path in the subject.The quiz can be timed to coincide with such significant dates as:
International Mother Language Day (February 21) World Writer's Day (March 3) Children's and Youth Book Week (March 24-30) World Culture Day (April 15)
A quiz can also be held during the Literature Olympiad week.
Goal of the work. Any form of play helps to increase interest in the subject. In this case, to the subject of literature.Conducting such quizzes is especially important because... Children's interest in reading books is gradually decreasing; books are being replaced by television and the Internet.
Quiz task: With the help of a quiz, you can well and unobtrusively test the level of knowledge of children in a subject, awaken the spirit of competition, and unite the class, since teams of the same class or parallel classes, and even teams of all 10th and 11th grades can participate in the quiz.
To create the quiz, I used various sources, but, unfortunately, my memory retained only one of them.This book by O.N. Kozak “Literary quizzes”, publishing house “Soyuz”, St. Petersburg, 1998 . And some competitions have no source other than observation and experience.
Progress of the quiz.
Participants:
- students in grades 10 - 11 (it is possible for the entire class to participate as a single team, or you can determine the composition of the team, for example, 6 people from the class, you can invite the children to come up with a team name, motto, emblem); quiz jury - language arts teachers, representatives from classes; The quiz host is a literature teacher.
The game has 9 competitions (the number and composition of competitions may vary depending on the time allotted for the game).The game takes 1.5 – 2 hours.
Props for the game:
- jury protocols; portraits of writers and poets; cards with titles of works; cards with names and surnames of writers (for portraits); scissors and glue stick according to the number of teams; newspaper (any) identical copies according to the number of teams; sheets of paper A-4 format by number of teams cards 1,2,3
(by number of teams)
1 competition “Warm-up”
2 participants are invited from each class (team), substitutions are possible during the competition. The participants have plates 1,2,3 – these are the numbers of the answer options. A question is asked to all participants in the competition, and answer options are given; the participants’ task is to raise a card with the number of the correct answer.Competition questions:
Which Russian poet, admiring the comedy “woe from wit,” wrote to Griboedov: “I’m not talking about poetry, half of it should become a proverb”?- Nekrasov
Zhukovsky
Pushkin
- Chatsky
Molchalin
Famusov
- Sophia
Countess, granddaughter of Khryumina
Repetilov.
1. Zhukovsky 2. Derzhavin 3. Delvig
Which composer wrote operas based on Pushkin’s works “Eugene Onegin”, “ Queen of Spades", "Mazeppa"?
- Chaikovsky
Mussorgsky
Borodin
- Svyatogorsk Monastery in the Pskov region
Novodevichy Convent in Saratov
on Red Square in Moscow
- Ceritelli
Anikushin
Shubin
- "Ruslan and Ludmila"
"The Tale of Tsar Saltan"
"The Tale of the Sleeping Princess..."
- "Song about the merchant Kalashnikov"
"Mtsyri"
"Daemon"
- Transcaucasia
Siberia
to the south, to Odessa.
In which theater was Gogol's comedy "The Inspector General" first staged?
- Alexandria Theater in St. Petersburg
BDT im. Tovstonogov, St. Petersburg
Moscow Art Theater in Moscow
- Chichikov
Sobakevich
Nozdryov
2nd competition "Portraits"
Portraits of writers and poets are displayed on the stage; one person per class (team) is invited to participate in the competition. Exercise: A) place cards with the writers’ names next to the corresponding portraitsB) arrange cards with titles of works for portraits of authors
The task is performed in turn by each participant.For an error, 1 point is deducted from the maximum number of points.
4 card options (each participant has a different color card):
L.N. Tolstoy:"War and Peace"“Sunday” “Anna Karenina” “After the Ball” M.Yu. Lermontov:"Hero of our time""Mtsyri" "Song about the merchant Kalashnikov...""Sail" A.S. Pushkin:"Ruslan and Ludmila" "Eugene Onegin""Dubrovsky" "Peasant Young Lady"A.P. Chekhov:"Thick and thin" "Horse surname""The Seagull" "Three Sisters" N.A. Nekrasov:“Who can live well in Rus'?” "Jack Frost" "Grandfather Mazai and the Hares" "At the front door"F.M. Dostoevsky:"Crime and Punishment" "The Brothers Karamazov""Demons" "Humiliated and Offended"A.N. Ostrovsky:"Snow Maiden""Storm" "Dowry" "Plum"
3rd competition "Captains"
One person per class (team) participates in the competition, and they are paired up. For example, the captain of team 10 “a” with the captain of team 10 “b” class, the captain of 11 “a” with the captain of 11 “b” class.Assignment to the first pair: take turns coming up with affectionate words (epithets) for each otherAssignment to the second pair: take turns remembering proverbs and sayings
Before the competition, a task is given for the 5th competition “Write a story”
4th competition "Marathon"
The whole class (team) participates in the competition.This competition can also be a competition for fans, who will thus add points to the team.
Assignment: in a chain, recall lines from poems, poems, and fairy tales by A.S. Pushkin. You cannot repeat yourself; whoever stops is out of the game. They play until only one team remains in the game.
5th competition “Write a story”
Outdoor competition.
Two people from each class participate. They go to a nearby room (classroom, recreation, etc.) with the task of making up a story from newspaper headlines.They receive with them the same issue of the newspaper, scissors, a glue stick, Blank sheet paper A-4.Participants read their stories. Evaluated: wit, coherence of the text, theme, etc.
6th competition "Poster"
Either the whole team or one person from the class participates.The presenter reads a poster for a dramatic work that is being studied at school, and reads it STARTING FROM THE END. Reads until one of the participants raises his hand (ready to answer). If the answer is incorrect, reading the poster continues until the answer is found by one of the participants. Otherwise, reading the poster ends with the title of the work.For posters, see APPENDIX 2.7th competition "Musical"
The whole team (class) participates. Exercise:- Whose poems are the romances and songs based on?
Musical excerpts may be different at the teacher's choice.
- Music from the film. What works have been filmed (title and author)
8th competition “What did the great one answer?”
Each team takes turns reading a statement - a question; they need to come up with or remember what one of the greats answered this question.See questions in APPENDIX 3.This competition can be replaced by another:
"Literature and Cinema".
The whole class (team) participates.The presenter reads TV announcements for movies classical works. But at the same time, all the names of the characters are replaced with pronouns (he, she, they, etc.)Team task– find out what hero we are talking about, what kind of film it is, what work of what author it was based on. For each correctly guessed movie - 1 point.See TV announcements in APPENDIX 2.SUMMARIZING.
SPEECH BY THE JURY.(Evaluation criteria for each competition can be found in the APPENDIX “Jury Protocols”)
Annex 1.
TV announcements.
1. The hero, testing his invention - a time machine, ended up in the 16th century, in the chambers of Ivan the Terrible...( Comedy “Ivan Vasilyevich Changes Profession” based on Mikhail Bulgakov’s play “Ivan Vasilyevich”,"Mosfilm" 1973)
2. The Countess... fell in love with the manager of the estate..., an ordinary man. The height of her position and feminine pride did not allow her to reveal her feelings. But the pangs of jealousy were even worse...( Comedy based on Lope de Vega's play "Dog in the Manger""Lenfilm" 1977).
3. The Duke...took a young man as his faithful servant, to whom he entrusted his most secret things - his love for the beauty... ( Comedy by W. Shakespeare “Twelfth Night”, "Lenfilm 1955)
4. The sailor..., having returned from a voyage, is preparing for his wedding with..., but on the day of the engagement he unexpectedly became a prisoner of a gloomy prison... He knew that he had a rival, but did not imagine the full power of his cunning.( The film "The Prisoner of the Chateau d'If" based on the novel "The Count of Monte Cristo" by A. Dumas, Odessa Film Studio 1988, film "The Count of Monte Cristo" France-Italy, 1955)
5. The broke widow managed to find a home for her two older daughters, leaving only one... a beauty, but without a dowry. It would seem that she has something to count on, but you can’t order your heart, and it trembles when meeting the shipowner...( “Dowry” based on the play by A. Ostrovsky,"Rot Front" 1936)
6. The cheerful tramp... was one day lucky - he entered the service of two masters at once. How could the rascal know that his owners knew each other, were in love and were looking for each other... (Musical comedy "Truffaldino from Bergamo" based on the play Goldoni "The Servant of Two Masters" Lenfilm, 1977)
7.18th century. An Italian hypnotist and adventurer, fleeing from the St. Petersburg police, got stuck in an estate near Smolensk - the carriage broke down...( Comedy "Formula of Love" based on the story A.N. Tolstoy “Count Cagliostro”, Mosfilm 1984) 8. Due to a mistake by a clerk, who wrote in the royal decree instead of some words, others, a non-existent personality arose. But the paper has already gone across the high tables... ( Comedy based on the story by Yuri Tynyanov “Lieutenant Kizhe”, Belgoskino, 1934)
9. Three clever friends served the king - to the envy of the cardinal. One day, a fourth desperate daredevil appeared among them - the devil himself, as defined by the queen's beautiful maid of honor... (Adventure film "D*Artagnan and the Three Musketeers" based on the novel A. Dumas “The Three Musketeers”, Odessa Film Studio 1979)
10. Frightened by the rumor about the arrival of the auditor, the officials began to court the official staying at the hotel, mistaking him for an important person... (comedy "Incognito from St. Petersburg" in comedy N.V. Gogol “The Inspector General”, Mosfilm, 1977)
11. “It’s easy to get rich, you just need a little cunning and efficiency” - this is what one official thought when he went to Russian outback for an unusual purchase... (Comedy based on N.V. Gogol’s poem “Dead Souls”, Mosfilm 1984)
12. For several centuries, the legend about a huge dog with burning eyes frightened the heirs of an ancient family who lived in a secluded estate... (Detective story Conan Doyle "The Hound of the Baskervilles" Canada 2000)
13.Medieval England. The king... and his squire, slandered by the minions of the treacherous prince, secretly returned to the country... ( "The Ballad of the Valiant Knight Ivanhoe" based on the novel Walter Scott "Ivanhoe" Mosfilm 1983)
14.
1757 There was a war between England and France for possession of the North American colonies. Fate brought Uncas, the son of an Indian chief, and the white hunter Nathaniel, nicknamed Hawkeye, together with Cora and Alice, the daughters of an English colonel... ("The Last of the Mohicans" based on the novel Fenimore Cooper, USA, 1992)
15. He is a mischievous and resourceful boy who is bored listening to sermons in church, painting a fence, but it’s nice to take a walk into a cave with a cute girlfriend... (Children’s film “ The Adventures of Tom Sawyer and Huckleberry Finn" based on the story by Mark Twain "The Adventures of Tom Sawyer", Odessa Film Studio, 1981)
Appendix 2
Posters
A.N. Ostrovsky.
Dowryless.
Drama in four acts.
Faces:
Kharita Ignatievna Ogudalova, a middle-aged widow, dressed elegantly, but boldly and beyond her years. Larisa Dmirtievna, her daughter, a maiden; dressed richly but modestly. Mokiy Parmenych Knurov, one of the big businessmen of recent times, an elderly man with a huge fortune. Vasily Danilych Vozhevatov, a very young man, one of the representatives of a wealthy trading company; European in costume. Yuliy Kapitonich Karandyshev, a young man, a poor official. Sergey Sergeevich Paratov, a brilliant gentleman, one of the ship owners, over thirty years old. Robinson. Gavrilo, club bartender and owner of a coffee shop on the boulevard. Ivan, servant in a coffee shop.A.N. Ostrovsky
Storm
Drama in five acts
Faces:
Savel Prokofievich Dikoy, merchant, a significant person in the city. Boris Grigorievich, his nephew, a young man, decently educated. Marfa Ignatievna Kabanova (Kabanikha), rich merchant's wife, widow. Tikhon Ivanovich Kabanov, her son. Katerina, his wife. Varvara, Tikhon's sister. Kuligin, a tradesman, a self-taught watchmaker, looking for a perpetuum mobile. Vanya Kudryash, a young man, Diky's clerk. Shapkin, a tradesman. Feklusha, a wanderer. Glasha, a girl in Kabanova's house. A lady with two footmen, an old woman of 70 years old, half crazy. City dwellers of both sexes.Griboyedov
Woe from mind
Active:
Pavel Afanasyevich Famusov, manager in a government place. Sofya Pavlovna, his daughter. Lizanka, servant. Alexey Stepanovich Molchalin, Famusov's secretary, living in his house. Alexander Andreevich Chatsky.Colonel Skalozub, Sergei Sergeevich.Natalya Dmitrievna, young lady. ) Gorichi Platon Mikhailovich, her husband. Prince Tugoukhovsky and Princess, his wife, with six daughters. Countess grandmother) Khryumina. Countess granddaughter Anton Antonovich Zagoretsky.Old woman Khlestova, Famusova's sister-in-law. G.N.G. D. Repetilov Petrushka and several talking servants. Lots of guests of all sorts and their lackeys on their way out.Famusov's waiters.William Shakespeare
Hamlet
Tragedy
Claudius, King of Denmark. Hamlet, son of the deceased and nephew of the reigning king. Fortinbras, Prince of Norway. Polonius, a nearby nobleman. Horatio, Hamlet's friend. Laertes, son of Polonius. Valtimand Cornelius Rosencrantz Guildenstern Osric First nobleman Second nobleman Priest. Marcellus, officer Bernardo, officer Francisco, soldier Reinaldo, servant Polonius. Actors. Two gravediggers. Captain. English ambassadors. Gertrude, Queen of Denmark, Hamlet's mother. Ophelia, daughter of Polonius. The ghost of Hamlet's father. Nobles, ladies, officers, soldiers, sailors, messengers and other servants.N.V.Gogol
"Inspector"
Comedy
Characters:
Anton Antonovich Skvoznik-Dmukhanovsky, mayor Anna Andreevna, his wife Marya Antonovna, his daughter Luka Lukich Khlopov, superintendent of schools Amos Fedorovich Lyapkin-Tyapkin, judge Artemy Filippovich Strawberry, trustee of charitable institutions Ivan Kuzmich Shpekin, postmaster Petr Ivanovich Dobchinsky city landowners Petr Ivanovich BobchinskyIvan Aleksandrovich Khlestakov, official from St. Petersburg Osip, his servant Christian Ivanovich Gibner, county doctor Fedor Andreevich LyulyukovIVAN Lazarevich Rastakovsky retired officials Stepan Ivanovich Korobkin dignitaries in the city Stepan Ilyich Ukhovertov, private bailiff Svistunov Pugovitsin policemen Derzhimorda Abdulin, merchant Favronya Petrovna Poshlepkina, locksmith Non-commissioned officer's wife Mishka, the mayor's servant Inn servantGuests and guests, merchants, townspeople, petitioners.
The list of plays can be expanded, for example, you can add posters for such dramatic works which are studied at school:Gorky “At the Depths”, Chekhov “The Cherry Orchard”, Ostrovsky “Our People – We Will Be Numbered” and others.
Appendix 3.
What did the great one answer?
1. Alexander Dumas, the father, once returned home from a festive dinner, his son asked him: “Well, how was it there, was it fun, interesting?”(« “Very,” Dumas answered him, “but if I hadn’t been there, I would have died of boredom.”)2. A masquerade ball was held in honor of Walter Scott in London. Each participant was required to come dressed as one of the many characters from his novels. Charles Dickens arrived at the masquerade; he did not have time to get a costume. The organizer of the masquerade was very surprised: -Which character do you portray?(“I portray the hero who is in every work of Walter Scott - his faithful reader!”)
3. English science fiction writer H.G. Wells started his literary career without special success. He and a friend started a magazine that only had four subscribers.One day, friends saw a funeral procession through the window. An excited Wells said to his friend:(- If only it wasn’t our subscriber.)
4. One day, Mark Twain received an anonymous letter that contained only one word: “Pig.” The next day he published a response in his newspaper:(- Usually I receive letters without a signature. Yesterday was the first time I received a signature without a letter.")
5. Once Sergei Yesenin said to Mayakovsky:- Your poems seem to be made of cast iron - well, what can be made of cast iron?("They will make monuments to us from cast iron," answered Mayakovsky)
6. Once Denis Ivanovich Fonvizin was asked:- What is the difference between humans and cattle?(“Huge,” answered the satirist. - After all, a brute can never be a person, but a person, especially a rich and arrogant one, very often becomes a brute.) Murametova Luiza Rakhmankulovna
This material useful for teachers of Russian language and literature. The event is intended to be held as part of the Russian language and literature week, Book week in grades 9-10. The game will help students remember what they have learned works of art and learn a lot of interesting and educational things by answering the questions asked.
Target : to attract high school students to study the Russian language and literature and to read books with the help of cognitive questions.
Equipment : projector, computer, top, lined board allowed
Progress of the game
1. Introduction to the rules of the game
The event dedicated to Book Week will be held in the form of a game “What? Where? When?" and “Own game.” The class will be divided into teams, each team will choose a captain and come up with a name. First one team plays, then the other. You will play against a team of teachers and students from our school. The first team of experts sits down at the table, spin the top, choose a question number, are given 30 seconds to think, then answer the question. The expert whom the captain calls answers. If the answer is correct, the team gets a point, if the answer is incorrect, the team of teachers and students gets a point. Each team answers 10 questions.
Round 1: Warm-up. Questions are asked to each participant separately
1. Explain how the words SHABA’SH and SATURDAY are related.
Sabbath - enough, enough;
Saturday (from Hebrew) -
rest - a day of rest.
2. How does the title of one of A.N.’s plays end? Ostrovsky's "My People -..."?
…let's settle"
3. Which work’s heroine are we talking about? :
For the first time with such a name
Tender pages of the novel
We willfully sanctify.
So what? It is pleasant, sonorous;
But with him, I know, it’s inseparable
Memories of the past.
Tatyana Larina from "Eugene Onegin"
4. To whom did Derzhavin dedicated his ode “Felitsa”?
Catherine the Great
5. Here is an “updated” title of a famous work by a Russian writer. Restore the true title and indicate the author."Ancestors and Babies"
"Fathers and Sons" by Turgenev
6. Here is an “updated” title of a famous work by a Russian writer. Restore the true title and indicate the author. “Shnobel”
"The Nose" by Gogol
7.Before you are the opening lines of a poem by a famous Russian poet. Continue it.
“Frost and sun. Wonderful day...”
You're still dozing lovely friend,
It's time, beauty, wake up...
8.Before you are the opening lines of a poem by a famous Russian poet. Continue it.
“I came to you with greetings...”
Tell me what Sun is up,
What is it with hot light
The sheets fluttered
9. To whom from literary heroes does the following saying belong? Who is author? What is the name of the work?
– “I don’t want to study, but I want to get married!”
Mitrofan from the comedy “The Minor” by Fonvizin
10.Which literary character does the following saying belong to? Who is author? What is the name of the work?
– Learning is the plague, learning is the reason that today it is worse than ever,
There were crazy people, deeds, and opinions.
Famusov from “Woe from Wit” by Griboyedov
11.Which work’s character received the following instruction from his father:
“Look, study, don’t be a fool, don’t clown around, but most of all please your teachers and bosses.”
Gogol “Dead Souls”, Chichikov
12. We are accustomed to recognizing the meaning of the Russian word ABEVEGE in a different sound. Name it .
"ABC"
13. Here are several reproductions from paintings by Russian artists (Surikov “Boyaryna Morozova”, Repin “Princess Sophia”, Flavitsky “Princess Tarakanova”). The lines created by V. Shalamov are dedicated to the heroine of which painting??
Icons bow before her,
People - before the power of directness
Furiously earthly bows
And they draw crosses in the air.
And over the enslaved crowd,
Far away and fabulously visible,
Unforgiving and unforgiven
She leaves the marketplace.
"Boyaryna Morozova", Surikov
14. Which composer set music to Pushkin’s poem?
“I remember a wonderful moment...”? To whom did Pushkin dedicated these lines?
Glinka, Anne Kern
15.Replace the highlighted phrase with one a foreign word, equal in value. Mom knitted a warm sweatshirt with a high collar.
Sweater
16. Give three lexical meanings for the word BOXING.
1. Men's haircut;
2. Type of sport;
3. Fenced off part of the room in medical institutions for isolated patient care
17. What occupation was Kiribeevich from “Song about Tsar Ivan Vasilyevich...”?
Oprichnik
18. Pushkin in " The captain's daughter“describes the following incident: before Pugachev’s attack on the fortress, the commandant, saying goodbye to his family, ordered Masha to put on a sundress.
Why did he do this?
A sundress is the clothing of Russian peasant women, but the Pugachevites did not touch people from the people. This means that the captain was not sure that the fortress would stand
19. Write down the 3724th anniversary in one word.
three thousand seven hundred and four years
20. How can you feed your whole family with one crumb?
Add the letter O to it and pour the resulting okroshka into everyone’s plates
Round 2. “Who can do what?” (According to the table)
"In the animal world"
10. It was from there that the elephant called Korney Ivanovich Chukovsky.
(from camel)
20. It was they who appeared in a dream to Gogol’s Mayor: “...they came, they smelled it and went away...”.
(two extraordinary rats)
30. One to this wild animal Soviet writer equals first love.
Wild dog Dingo or the story of first love" R.I. Fraerman)
40. Main character In this story by Jack London, Beck was the son of a St. Bernard and a Scottish Sheepdog.
("The Call of the Wild")
50. The ancient Romans said: “There lies a hare.” What are we saying?
(that's where the dog is buried)
"Number 3"
10. In painting - a triptych, and in literature?..
(trilogy)
20. These three movers never moved the non-motorized vehicle.
(Swan, Cancer and Pike)
30. This fairy tale by A.S. Pushkin begins like this: “Three girls were spinning under the window late in the evening...”
("The Tale of Tsar Saltan")
40. These Japanese poems have only three lines and 17 syllables.
(haiku)
50. The titles of three of his novels begin with the letter “O”.
(I.A. Goncharov: “Cliff”, “Oblomov”, “ An ordinary story»)
"Poetry"
10. It is not only an elegant animal, but also a form of oriental poetry.
(gazelle)
20. It was this poet who first called St. Petersburg Petrograd.
(A.S. Pushkin: “Over the darkened Petrograd / November breathed the autumn chill.”)
30.He was the husband of the famous Isadora Duncan.
(S.A. Yesenin)
40. They couldn’t find a rhyme for this word either. famous poet Tsvetik, nor his student Dunno.
(tow)
50. In one of his poems in 1821, the line first appeared: “The genius of pure beauty.”
(V.A. Zhukovsky)
"To you, gourmets"
10. He couldn’t make a choice between honey and condensed milk and asked for both.
(Winnie the Pooh)
20. This is the dish that Pinocchio ordered at the Tavern of the Three Peskars.
(three crusts of bread)
30. This artisan resolutely refused the English “hot studio on fire”: “I don’t know that you can eat this!”
(Left-handed)
40. Great amount This delicacy was eaten by the oldest visitor to the circus.
(old man Hottabych ate the popsicle)
50. This is what was dedicated to last book Alexandre Dumas the father.
(cooking)
"All the Colors of the Rainbow"
10. This book is reprinted every year International Union protection of nature and natural resources.
("Red Book")
20. What color were the flowers that M.A. Bulgakov put into Margarita’s hands during her first date with the Master?
(yellow)
30. It was this nickname that the well-known hero of Charles Perrault bore. Its prototype was Marshal of France Gilles de Rais.
(Blue Beard)
40. This wonderful tale about underground inhabitants was written by Anthony Pogorelsky.
("Black chicken, or underground inhabitants»)
50. This famous fairy tale ends with the words: But the wolf, alas, the more modest he seems,/ the more cunning and terrible he is.”
(Ch. Perrault “Little Red Riding Hood”)
"Book World"
10. Seven ancient cities argued for the honor of being called his homeland.
(Homer)
20. “Red Nose Frost”, “The Adventures of Captain Vrungel”, “In the Trenches of Stalingrad”... What do these people have in common? different works?
30. This is the name of a poem in which the first letters of the lines form a word or even a whole phrase.
(acrostic)
40. She was only 20 years old when she prophetically wrote: “My poems, like precious wines, / Will have their turn.”
(M.I. Tsvetaeva)
50. He published 2 novels a year, and wrote even faster, so that after his death the publisher had enough work for another 9 years.
(Jules Verne)
Round 3 “Playing with spectators”
"A fairy tale is a lie..."
10. This most useful thing can be obtained for three good deeds.
(Magic wand)
20. It was him that Balda called his little brother.
(hare)
30. He was hunted by twin brothers in Wilde's famous fairy tale.
(Canterville Ghost)
50. The prince picked up the shoe from Cinderella’s foot. But was she right or left?
(the shoe on the right foot was no different from the shoe on the left)
"Phrases"
10. “Don’t do to others what you don’t want them to do to you.” This ancient Christian commandment is called...
30. Goethe put the words into his mouth: “Stop, just a moment! You are wonderful!
(Faust)
40. “A furry bumblebee for fragrant hops...” Music by Andrey Petrov. And the words...
(R. Kipling)
50. On the outside of his ring was written: “All things pass,” and on the inside: “This too shall pass.”
(King Solomon)
"Flowers"
10. What was the name of the man who really wanted to create a stone flower?
(Danila the master)
20. Which flower did S.T. Aksakov especially promote in his work?
(« The Scarlet Flower»)
(R. Bradbury)
40. What was the poison made of that Juliet asked from the pharmacist Lorenzo?
(ranunculus flowers)
3. Summing up. Winner's reward ceremony
OBJECTIVES: increasing interest in literature; broadening the horizons of students; development of skills to actively demonstrate one’s abilities, ingenuity, and work in a team; unification of the class team.
Teams from grades 5 and 6 take part in the game.
I.WARM-UP “FAIRY TALES IN QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS”
For each correct answer, the team is awarded one point.
1. In which state did the heroes of many Russian folk tales live? (in the distant kingdom, in the thirtieth state)
2. What was the bun: gingerbread or pie? (with gingerbread)
3. What is the real name Frog princesses? (Vasilisa the Wise)
4. Name the long-lived fairy-tale king. (Koschei)
5. Name the formidable weapon of the Nightingale the Robber. (whistling)
6. The Poles call her Edzina, the Czechs - Ezinka, the Slovaks - Hedgehog Baba, but what do we call her? (Baba Yaga)
7. Name the birthplace of Kolobok (oven)
8. Name the only heroine of the fairy tale “Turnip” whose name we know? (Bug)
9. Name fairy tale character, crawling out of your skin? (Princess Frog)
10. What is the name of the part of a woman’s dress in which lakes, swans and other elements are placed? environment(sleeve of the Frog Princess's dress)
11. What fairytale headdress can’t be drawn? (invisibility hat)
12. Name " workplace"scientist's cat? (oak)
13. Which fairy tale tells about the dire consequences of poor fire safety equipment? ("Cat house")
14. Which fairy tale talks about some of the difficulties associated with getting fresh baked goods delivered to your home? ("Little Red Riding Hood")
15. Who did Winnie the Pooh give an empty pot for his birthday? (to Eeyore)
16. There are 38 parrots, 6 monkeys and 1 baby elephant. Who is this? (boa)
17. Who was it? fairy tale Cinderella good witch? (godfather)
18. How many letters were “lost” in the original name of Captain Vrungel’s yacht? (2)
19. Name a Russian folk tale, in which there were 3 attempted murders and one murder? (“Kolobok”)
20. Which fairy-tale characters lived “30 years and 3 years”? (old man with old woman)
II. KRYLOV ZOO
Guess the same words - the names of animals that can be found in Krylov's fables - hidden in several proverbs. The fewer proverbs, the better. If you guess the first proverb - 3 points, the second - 2, the third - 1.
HE would pretend to be a goat, but the tail is not like that.
. No matter how you feed HIM, HE keeps looking into the forest.
. HIS feet feed. (wolf)
HER paws are soft and her claws are sharp.
. SHE smells whose meat she ate.
. Good word and she is pleased. (cat)
And SHE remembers who feeds her.
. Don't be afraid of HER nonsense, but be afraid of HER silent one.
. SHE is in the manger: she doesn’t eat herself and doesn’t give it to others. (dog)
SHE will guide seven wolves.
. HER tail is not for beauty.
. SHE even counts chickens in her sleep. (fox)
A big donkey won't make a HE.
Making HIM out of a molehill.
. Ay, Moska, you know she is strong, that she barks at HIM. (elephant)
And the wolf eats just a few of them.
. Don't pretend to be HER: the wolf will eat you.
. They beat the wolf not because he is gray, but because he ate HER. (sheep)
Don't throw your pearls in front of THEM.
. SHE will always find dirt.
. Place HER at the table, with her feet on the table. (pig)
HE sings for a month, but the crow caws all year round.
. The swallow begins the day, and HE ends it.
. HE doesn't need a golden cage, a green branch is better. (nightingale)
Don't teach HER to swim.
. That's why SHE is in the sea, so that the crucian carp doesn't doze off.
. I wish I knew when SHE changes her teeth. (pike)
III. LITERARY VERIFIER
Tell me whether you believe it or not that...
1. Ilya Muromets was a bomber. (Yes, “Ilya Muromets” is a bomber aircraft designed by Sikorsky)
2. Champs Elysees in Paris are named after Prince Elisha, the hero of A.S. Pushkin’s fairy tale. (No)
3. For school essays A.P. Chekhov received only “A” grades. (No, he never received higher than a “C” for school essays)
4. One day M.E. Saltykov-Shchedrin received a “D” for an essay he wrote instead of his daughter. (Yes, and also with a note: “You don’t know Russian!”)
5. After the tragic duel of A.S. Pushkin, V.A. Zhukovsky exclaimed: “Ay-ay-ay, they killed a black man, they killed a black man...” (No)
6. Lake Pleshcheyevo in the Yaroslavl region is named after the Russian poet A.N. Pleshcheev. (No)
7. He is a poet, she is poetics. (No, she is a poetess. And poetics is the teaching of poetic creativity)
8. In the fable “Quartet,” the author ridicules animals that play poorly musical instruments. (No)
IV. THROUGH THE LOOKING GLASS
In the name famous works all words were replaced with their opposite meaning. Try to restore the true names encrypted in this way.
1. “Dog Barefoot” (“Puss in Boots”)
2. “Girl-kalancha” (“Boy with a Thumb”)
3. “Blue Handkerchief” (“Little Red Riding Hood”)
4. “Iron Lock” (“Golden Key”)
5. “Znayka underground” (“Dunno on the Moon”)
6. “The Sand Maid” (The Snow Queen)
7. “The Tale of the Iron Hen” (“The Tale of the Golden Cockerel”)
8. “Giant Mouth” (“Dwarf Nose”)
V. COLLECT AN ILLUSTRATION
Whoever completes the puzzle picture the fastest will name the work and the author. (You can take any illustration and cut it into pieces to get a puzzle, or you can take ready-made ones (I took the “Quartet” puzzles based on Krylov’s demon)
Summing up, awarding the winners.
For the full text of the material Literary quiz "Through the pages of your favorite books" see the downloadable file.
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