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Quiz game "Do you know Russian?"

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Lebedeva Galina Vasilievna
teacher of Russian language and literature
MOU Gribanovskaya secondary school
Tver region, Belsky district,
d. Gribanovo

Purpose:
1, Check knowledge of the Russian language.
2, Secure the Vocabulary Theme
3 Develop Thinking.

Opening remarks by the teacher. You guys and I are going to do a quiz on Russian now and find out which of you knows and loves Russian best I'll ask questions and you listen carefully If you know the answer, raise your hands Who gets the most points will be the winner.

1 - Determine the gender of the noun name (one point for the correct answer)

Banderol (born); tulle (born); piano (born); shell (born); shampoo (born); coffee (born); veil (born); apple (born); callus (born); knee (born); piano (born); curtain (born); clearing (born).

2, The board has a crossword puzzle on it, guys. You have to guess nouns and paste them into the crossword puzzle. All these nouns are 1 declensions and they all have a third letter -a-.

  1. In addition to responsibilities, a student has (rights) - 2 points.
  2. Synonym for the word fame (glory) 2 points
  3. Green cover of the earth (grass) 2 points
  4. Swift offense (attack) 2 points

3 The next stage of the quiz is like this I'll call the catchphrases and you have to determine what fable these words are from. A fable that's right will score 2 points

  1. And in the heart the flatterer will always find a corner. ("The Crow and the Fox")
  2. "And the Casket Just Opened" (The Casket)
  3. "Breath breathed out of joy in the goiter" (The Crow and the Fox)
  4. "For the insolence of such is how I will rip your head off" (The Wolf and the Lamb)

4 Now questions for quick wit. 1 point for every correct answer.

1 - How does day and night end? (Soft sign)
2 - What was tomorrow, but will be yesterday. (Today)
3, Which line no person can read (String stitched by a dressmaker)
4 What stands in the middle of the earth? (Letter M )

5 Now, guys, I'm going to read quotes from works you know, and you're going to continue them and tell them who their author is For every correct answer, 2 points.

  1. "There lived an old man with his old woman".... (near the blueest sea) A.S. Pushkin "The Tale of the Fisherman and the Fish".
  2. "My light is a mirror, tell (and report the whole truth) A.S. Pushkin "The Tale of the Dead Princess and the Seven Heroes"
  3. "Three girls under the window (spun late in the evening) A.S. Pushkin "The Tale of Tsar Saltan"
  4. "Cock screams Ki-ri-ku-ku" (reign lying on your side) A.S. Pushkin "The Tale of the Golden Cockerel"

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6 Now, guys, I'm going to read the poem and you have to find out which beast got lost and put it in its place For a correct answer of 1 point.

  1. The hunter cried, Oh! the doors chase me (beasts)
  2. In front of the children, the rat is painted by painters (roof)
  3. Look, guys, the tanks grew up in the garden bed. (Maki)
  4. Snow melts, a stream flows, there are a lot of doctors on the branches. (Rooks)
  5. The bug didn’t finish the booth, it was reluctant, I got tired of (the bun)
  6. A lion drops its foliage (forest) onto the yellowed grass
  7. The sea in front of us is blue, T-shirts are flying over the waves (seagulls)
  8. Sit down in a spoon and come on! River back and forth (boat)

7 Rebuses For a 2-point answer

7th 40-a 100 l sZh
(family) (forty) (table) (swift)

8 Change one sound in this word to make a new word (2 points each)

  1. home - (tom - smoke)
  2. cheese - (cop)
  3. mountain - (it's time, nora)
  4. world - (tire - feast)
  5. grief - (sea)
  6. hummock - (period - daughter - barrel)
  7. pond - (rod)
  8. doors - (beasts)

9, Who's gonna come up with a word that has more sounds than letters?

fewer sounds than letters?
letters and sounds match.
3 points for each word.
For example, pit - (sv.4; b.3); heart - (sv.5; b.6); bark - (5 b; 5 sv)

In an open dress comes out

10, The next contest is like this Question Which planet has two names, one masculine and the other feminine? 4 points.

A poem by A.S. Pushkin from the poem "Eugene Onegin" will help you

Tatiana to a wide yard
For a month the mirror points,
But in the dark mirror there is only one
The sad moon is trembling.
(month - moon)

11 - Tell me, guys, what words these names come from.

  1. purple (from violet) - 2 points
  2. strawberries (tilts to the ground) - 2 points.

Result. So how many points each player scored Scoring The results can be used to judge which topics need to be repeated. Rewarding participants.

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