teacher of Russian language and literature
GKOOU RO sanatorium boarding school
d. Red Soulin
The purpose of this lesson was in a game form to summarize the information about the life and work of the poet received in the basic school.
It was based on the well-known game “Sea Battle”. On the playing field "hidden" ships consisting of 1, 2 and 3 cells. Each cell is a question to be answered. The class is divided into two teams, each coming up with a name. The teacher tells you how many and what "ships" are hidden on the playing field. With the help of the draw, it turns out who will start the “fight” first. Calling coordinates, the commands "fire." If you hit the target – listen to the relevant question, think for a few minutes and answer. The correct answer is to keep playing. If the answer is wrong or wrong, the right to move passes to the opponent. For each correct answer, the team receives 1 point. At the end of the game, points are considered, the results are summed up.
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2. What talent along with poetic discovered Lermontov from childhood? (In painting - more than ten oil paintings and watercolors: views of the Caucasus, Pyatigorsk, portraits, self-portraits.)
4. Which of Lermontov’s friends and relatives was the second in his duels and got a nickname for his dog? (Uncle (younger than nephew) Alexei Stolypin-Mongo.)
5. How old was Michel Lermontov when his first poem “Spring” appeared in the magazine Athenaeus, and how was it signed? (16 years old, 1830, Latin letter "L")
8. From whom did Lermontov borrow the first line of his Sails, perhaps accidentally, or perhaps intentionally? (In A. Bestuzhev – Marlinsky – the poem “Andrey Prince Pereyaslavsky”. ?
9. Initially, the poem “Mtsyri” was called “Bari” (monk-Gruz.) Why did the author change the name and what does it mean? (A disciple who has not yet accepted monasticism.)
d 6. Do you know the full title of “Songs about... the merchant Kalashnikov?” (“Song about Tsar Ivan Vasilyevich, a young oprichnik and a talented merchant Kalashnikov”).
9. How did the author define the genre of his novel “Hero of Our Time” himself? ("Composition", "chain of stories")
e 1. What was the original title of the novel “A Hero of Our Time?” (“One of the Heroes of the Beginning of the Century”)
e 2. What is the real historical figure in "Bal?" (Kazbich was the leader of the mountaineers who fought against the Russian conquerors)
e 5. Did Pechorin recognize equality in friendship? Nope. Of two friends, one is always the slave of the other, although often neither of them admits it.
e 9. Love and death are inseparable from Lermontov, and women often die. Who can you name? (Nina, Bela, Tamara, the sea princess.)
2. What was the only lifetime edition of Lermontov's poems? (Poems by M. Lermontov (1840))
5. What grandiose plan of the heroic epic appeared in Lermontov before his death?
9. In what city is the house in which the poet lived the last months of his life, and where his museum is now located? (Pyatigorsk)
and 4. Which of the Russian poets of the 20th century has a collection of poems dedicated to Lermontov? (B. Pasternak’s “My Sister is Life”)
and 5. Why did Lermontov envy Pushkin that he had a Russian nanny? (Because Lermontov’s mother was German.)
and 6. Who was one of the idols of the young Lermontov – “This look with an elevated forehead and two hands folded with a cross?” Who is it? (Napoleon)
10. Which circle of noble youth was Lermontov in the late 30s? (The Circle of Sixteen)
