Final Literary Reading Tests
Grade 3, EMC "School of Russia"
TEST
1 option
A1. What Russian folk songs do not exist?
1) lullabies 3) calls
2) nursery rhymes 4) mysterious
A2. "Ivan Tsarevich and the Gray Wolf" is:
1) boring fairy tale 3) fairy tale about animals
2) fairy tale 4) everyday fairy tale
A3. He spoke allegorically about the shortcomings of people:
1) A.S. Pushkin 3) M.Yu. Lermontov
2) L.N. Tolstoy 4) I.A. Krylov
A4.
1) "Jump" 3) "In the wild north..."
2) "Winter Evening" 4) "Crow and Fox"
A5. Which story describes floods?
1) "Wildflowers" 3) "Grandfather Mazay and hares"
2) "Childhood" 4) "Golden Word"
1) A.S. Pushkin
2) V.F. Odoevsky
3) V.M. Garshin
4) D.N. Mamin-Sibiryak
A7. Why did the journey of the frog from the fairy tale by V.M. Garshin?
1) because of her boasting and arrogance
2) she couldn't take off
3) the ducks refused to take it
4) her twig broke off
A8. What was Lermontov's name?
1) Maxim Yurievich
2) Mikhail Yurievich
3) Yuri Mikhailovich
4) Yuri Maksimovich
A9. What fairy tale did not write A.S. Pushkin?
1) "The Tale of the Fisherman and the Fish" 3) "The Tale of the Priest and his Worker Alda"
2) “The Tale of Tsar Saltan…” 4) “Twelve Months”
IN 1.
Climbs into the soul, and looks into the pocket.
2) "Mirror and Monkey"
3) "Crow and Fox"
4) "Dragonfly and Ant"
AT 2 .Feature of poetic works - rhyme. Rhyme is...
2) rhythm 4) single-root words
1) “Grandfather Mazai and hares” 3) “Where does the water from the sea go?”
2) "Lion and dog" 4) "Sivka - Burka"
AT 4. How is a literary tale different from a folk tale?
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C1. Mark the genres that do not belong to oral folk art.
1) proverb 4) nursery rhyme
2) counting 5) story
3) poem 6) fable
C2. Specify the beginnings of fairy tales.
1) “For distant lands, in the thirtieth state…”
2) “Once upon a time…”
3) “I was there, drinking honey-beer, flowing down my beard, but it didn’t get into my mouth ...”
4) “In a certain kingdom, in a certain state…”
TEST
in Literary Reading Grade 3 1 semester
Last name, first name _____________________________ class ___________ date ___________
Option 2
A1. What is the name of a fairy tale that starts like a normal fairy tale but ends unexpectedly?
1) annoying 3) uninteresting
2) short 4) annoying
A2. "Sivka-burka" is:
1) fairy tale 3) fairy tale about animals
A3. Which book allegorically describes the vices of people?
1) in a story 3) in a poem
2) in a fairy tale 4) in a fable
A4. What work was written by L.N. Tolstoy?
1) “Shark” 3) “Winter Evening»
2) "Cliff" 4) "Autumn"
A5. Which poem is like a fairy tale?
1) “Glorious autumn!..” 3) “Grandfather Mazay and hares”
2) “It’s not the wind that rages over the forest ...” 4) “Childhood”
A6. Who wrote the fairy tale "The Traveling Frog"?
1) L.N. Tolstoy
2) V.M. Garshin
3) D.N. Mamin-Sibiryak
4) V.F. Odoevsky
A7. Define the genre of the fairy tale "The Traveling Frog"
1) fairy tale
2) everyday fairy tale
3) fairy tale about animals
A8. What was Krylov's name?
1) Ilya Andreevich
2) Andrey Ivanovich
3) Ivan Andreevich
4) Andrei Ilyich
A9. What fairy tale was written by A.S. Pushkin?
1) "The Tale of the Fisherman and the Fish" 3) "Humpbacked Horse"
2) "The Tale of Lost Time" 4) "Twelve Months"
IN 1. What is the proverb for?
Don't judge others, look at yourself.
1) "Crow and Fox"
3) "Mirror and Monkey"
4) "Cliff"
AT 2 .The peculiarity of poetic works is rhythm. Rhythm is...
1) alternation of stressed and unstressed syllables 3) consonant words
2) rhyme 4) cognate words
AT 3 .Which of the works can be called scientific - cognitive?
1) “Where does the water from the sea go?” 3) "Mountain peaks"
2) "The Lion and the Dog" 4) "Ivan Tsarevich and the Gray Wolf"
AT 4. Fill in the missing sign of the fairy tale
Triple repetitions, fairy tale characters or magic items, fairy tale ending.
C1. Mark the genres that relate to oral folk art.
1) proverb 4) nursery rhyme
2) counting 5) story
3) poem 6) fable
C2. Specify the endings of fairy tales.
1) “They began to live and live and make good…”
2) “I was there, drinking honey-beer, flowing down my beard, but it didn’t get into my mouth ...”
3) “For distant lands, in the thirtieth state…”
4) “Here’s a fairy tale for you, and a glass of butter for me ...”
Option 1
A1 - 4 B1 - 3 C1 - 3.5.6
A2 - 2 B2 - 3 C2 - 1,2,4
A 3 - 4 B3 - 3
A5 - 3
A6 - 4
A7 - 1
A8 - 2
A9 - 4
Answers to the test grade 3 1 semester
Option 2
Group A assignments Group B assignments Group C assignments
(1 point) (2 points) (from 2 to 3 points)
A1 - 4 B1 - 3 C1 - 1,2,4
A2 - 1 B2 - 1 C2 - 1,2,3
A 3 - 4 B3 - 1
A4 - 1 B4 - start
A5 - 2
A6 - 2
A7 - 3
A8 - 3
A9 - 1
Maximum score - 23
19 - 23 points (80-100%) - "excellent"
14 - 18 points (60 - 79%) - "good"
9 - 13 points (40 - 59%) - "satisfactory"
TEST
Last name, first name _____________________________ class ___________ date ___________
1 option
A1. Who wrote the story "The Disheveled Sparrow"?
1) M. Gorky 3) K.G. Paustovsky
2) V.V. Bianchi 4) A.I. Kuprin
A2. Who is hiding under the pseudonym Maxim Gorky?
1) A.I. Kuprin 3) V.M. Garshin
2) K.G. Paustovsky 4) A.M. Peshkov
A3. Who wrote the story "Our Bug"?
1) V.Yu. Dragunsky 3) V.L. Durov
2) B.S. Zhitkov 4) V.P. Astafiev
1) V.I. Belov 3) I.S. Sokolov-Mikitov
2) M.M. Prishvin 4) V.V. bianchi
A5. Which work talks about how girls interfered with so many people?
1) “Thunderstorm in the afternoon” 3) “Kitten”
2) "If" 4) "In the theater"
2) S.A. Yesenin 4) A.S. Pushkin
A7. Define the genre of the work of N. Nosov "Telephone"
1) fairy tale
2) story
3) a poem
A8. What kind of monster killed travelers who could not solve the riddle?
1) Minotaur
2) Poseidon
3) Hercules
4) Sphinx
A9. Who stole fire from Olympus and brought it to people?
1) Perseus 3) Minotaur
2) Hercules 4) Prometheus
IN 1. Find in this list "superfluous"?
1) S.Ya. Marshak
2) A.L. Barto
3) E.A. Blaginina
4) V.P. Astafiev
AT 2 .Which work is consonant with the saying: “What is boring, then it will teach”
1) "Thunderstorm in the afternoon" 3) "Separation"
2) "In the theater" 4) "Cuckoo"
1) Everyone is arrogant to the extent that he lacks intelligence.
2) A bird is red with a feather, and a man is red with his mind.
3) The beauty of the desert is water, the beauty of water is swans.
4) The child is crying, and the mother's heart hurts.
AT 4. Find the meaning of the word "myth"
1) a science that studies legends 3) an ancient Russian folk tale
2) unreliable story, fiction 4) ancient folk poetic tale
C1.
1) "Flint" 3) "Puss in Boots"
2) "The Snow Queen" 4) "The King's New Outfit"
2) Dinner with adults.
4) Poor upbringing.
5) Punishment.
6) Case with butter in tea.
7) Golden words in life.
Work:___________________________________________________
TEST
in literary reading grade 3 2 semester
Last name, first name _____________________________ class ___________ date ___________
Option 2
A1. Who wrote "The Case with Yevseyka"?
1) V.V. Bianchi 3) A.I. Kuprin
2) K.G. Paustovsky 4) M. Gorky
A2. Peshkov is a real surname:
1) M. Gorky 3) K.G. Paustovsky
2) A.I. Kuprin 4) L.N. Tolstoy
A3. Who wrote the story "Kapalukha"?
1) V.P. Astafiev 3) V.Yu. Dragoon
2) V.L. Durov 4) B.S. Zhitkov
A4. What story did B. Zhitkov write?
1) “He is alive and glowing…” 3) “Kapalukha»
2) "Our Bug" 4) "About the monkey"
A5. Which work talks about how bad it is without the closest person?
1) "In the theater" 3) "Kitten"
2) "Separation" 4) "If"
1) A.A. Block 3) Sasha Cherny
2) S.A. Yesenin 4) A.S. Pushkin
A7. Define the genre of the fairy tale "The Ugly Duckling"
1) fairy tale
2) everyday fairy tale
3) fairy tale about animals
A8. What kind of monster lived in the labyrinth on the island of Crete?
1) Minotaur
2) Serpent Gorynych
3) Hercules
4) Perseus
A9. What did a person turn into when he looked at Medusa Gorgon?
1) into stone 3) into fire
2) into a tree 4) into a river
IN 1. Find "extra" in this list?
1) A.L. Barto
2) S.V. Mikhalkov
3) S.Ya. Marshak
4) V.Yu. Dragoon
AT 2 .To which work can the saying be attributed: “Joy straightens, grief
hooks"
1) “In the forest over a dewy glade…” 3) “Separation”
2) "Thunderstorm in the afternoon" 4) "Kitten"
AT 3 .What proverb fits the tale of G.Kh. Andersen's "The Ugly Duckling"
1) Maternal affection knows no end.
2) Whoever is lucky is arrogant.
3) It is better to listen to the bitter truth than flattery.
4) Although the child is crooked, the father-mother is cute.
AT 4. Find the definition of the word "myth"
1) ancient folk tale
2) an ancient folk tale about legendary heroes, about gods, about phenomena
nature
3 fiction in poetic form
4) a judgment expressing an assessment of something
C1. Note the tales that G.H. Andersen.
1) "Ole Lukoye" 3) "Little Red Riding Hood"
2) "Snow Queen" 4) "Thumbelina"
C2 Restore the deformed plan. Find out the name of the work and its
1) Pardon and daddy's conditions.
2) Dinner with adults.
3) Dad's advice, or Golden words.
4) Poor upbringing.
5) Punishment.
6) Case with butter in tea.
7) Golden words in life.
Work:____________________________________________________
Option 1
Group A assignments Group B assignments Group C assignments
(1 point) (2 points) (from 2 to 3 points)
A1 - 3 B1 - 4 C1 - 1, 2, 4
A2 - 4 B2 - 3 C2 - 4162357 - 1 point
A 3 - 3 B3 -1 M.M. Zoshchenko - 1 point
A4 - 1 B4 - 2 "Golden words!" - 1 point
A5 - 4
A6 - 3
A7 - 2
A8 - 4
A9 - 4
Maximum score - 23
19 - 23 points (80-100%) - "excellent"
14 - 18 points (60 - 79%) - "good"
9 - 13 points (40 - 59%) - "satisfactory"
Answers to the test grade 3 2 semester
Option 1
Group A assignments Group B assignments Group C assignments
(1 point) (2 points) (from 2 to 3 points)
A1 - 4 B1 - 4 C1 - 1, 2, 4
A2 - 1 B2 - 3 C2 - 4162357 - 1 point
A3 - 1 B3 -2 M.M. Zoshchenko - 1 point
A4 - 4 B4 -2 "Golden words!" - 1 point
A5 - 2
A6 - 2
A7 - 3
A8 - 1
A9 - 1
Maximum score - 23
19 - 23 points (80-100%) - "excellent"
14 - 18 points (60 - 79%) - "good"
9 - 13 points (40 - 59%) - "satisfactory"
Literary reading tests. Grade 3 At 2 o'clock Shubina G.V.
4th ed., revised. and additional - M.: 2017 - Part 1 - 46s., Part 2 - 32s.
This manual is fully consistent with the federal state educational standard (second generation) for elementary school. The proposed manual is addressed to students of the 3rd grade of elementary school. Test tasks of various levels of complexity are focused on the current control and assessment of students' knowledge of literary reading. Tests can be selectively used to organize control checks when assessing students' achievements in literary reading. The materials are developed in accordance with the literary reading program and can be used as a system for assessing school performance. Corresponds to the federal component of state educational standards for elementary general education. Tests can be used when passing material on any program.
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Preface 5
TEST number 1. The greatest miracle in the world
Option 1 7
Option 2 10
TEST #2. Folklore
Option 1 12
Option 2 15
TEST #3. Poetry notebook 1
Option 1 17
Option 2 19
TEST #4. Great Russian writers
Option 1 22
Option 2 25
TEST #5. Great Russian writers
Option 1 27
Option 2 30
TEST #6. Poetry notebook 2
Option 1 33
Option 2 36
TEST #7. literary tales
Option 1 39
Option 2 41
Answers 43
PART 2.
TEST number 1. There were fables
Option 1 4
Option 2 6
TEST #2. Poetry notebook 1
Option 1 8
Option 2 10
TEST #3. Love living
Option 1 12
Option 2 14
TEST #4. Poetry notebook 2
Option 1 16
Option 2 18
Test number 5
Option 1 20
Option 2 22
Test number 6. Through the pages of children's magazines
Option 1 24
Option 2 26
Test number 7. Foreign literature
Option 1 28
Option 2 30
Answers 32
It is important for teachers and parents to know how correctly a third-grader understands and understands the educational material, to determine the level of his knowledge, possible gaps. There are several types of verification work. But one of the most convenient is the test.
The proposed tests make it possible to determine the level of assimilation by elementary school students of the program of the course "Literary Reading" by sections. The tasks of the manual are aimed at checking:
- knowledge of titles of works and their authors,
- understanding the content of the studied literary works,
- the ability to determine the theme and main idea of the work,
- determination of the features of some literary devices, knowledge of terminology.
Test tasks are offered to students after studying each section of the textbook "Literary Reading". Tasks are presented in two versions similar in content. Each test includes six tasks. All tasks require the choice of one correct answer from four options.
It is necessary to take from 5 to 10 minutes to complete the test as part of a generalizing lesson.
Lit-Thu-3-1
1 option
1. What is it? Mark the answer.
Like thin ice
A white snow fell.
A white snow fell.
Vanyushka-friend was driving.
nursery rhyme
joke
fiction
song
Sister Alyonushka, I'll get drunk from a hoof!
Ivan Tsarevich
Ivan the Fool
Prince Guidon
Ivanushka
…Someone began to visit the royal garden, steal golden apples. The king felt sorry for his garden. He sends guards there. No guards can keep track of the kidnapper. The king stopped drinking and eating, he became homesick...
from a fairytale
from a fable
from a nursery rhyme
from an epic
…Once an old man sowed wheat. Good wheat was born, but only someone got into the habit of crushing and trampling that wheat.
Here the old man says to his sons:
My dear children! Guard the wheat every night in turn, catch the thief.
"Ivan Tsarevich and the Grey Wolf"
"Sivka-burka"
5. Think about what will help you find the desired works in the collection book. Mark the answer.
book cover
illustration
binding
6. What is the playful beginning or end of a fairy tale called? Mark the answer.
introduction
joke
proverb
proverb
7. What are Dymkovo toys made of? Mark the answer.
plasticine
from clay
from wax
plastic
8. What are such fairy tales called? Mark the answer.
Once upon a time there was a crane, he put a stack of hay - can't you say again from the end?
fairy tales
fairy tales about animals
boring tales
literary tales
9. In which fairy tale does Ivan Tsarevich kidnap Elena the Beautiful? Mark the answer.
"Sivka-burka"
"Sister Alyonushka and brother Ivanushka"
"Ivan Tsarevich and the Grey Wolf"
10. By what decoration did Elena the Beautiful from the fairy tale "Sivka-burka" find her fiance among the guests? Mark the answer.
along the chain
by bracelet
by ring
by the hour
Test lit th-3-1
Option 2
Larks, larks,
Fly to us.
Bring us a warm summer
Take the cold winter away from us.
We are tired of the cold winter
Hands, feet frostbitten.
invocation
nursery rhyme
patter
joke
2. Who is speaking these words? Mark the answer.
…Fu, fu, on your good horse in three years you will not reach the Firebird. I only know where she lives. So be it, I ate your horse, I will serve you faithfully. Get on top of me and hold on tight.
baby goat
Sivka-burka
Gray wolf
3. Read. What piece is the excerpt from? Mark the answer.
…The little kid found out that he did not have long to live, and said to the named father:
Before death, let me go to the river, drink some water, rinse the intestines.
Well, go.
The kid ran to the river, stood on the shore and cried plaintively ... "
from a fable
from the story
from a fairytale
from fiction
4. From which fairy tale is the passage? Mark the answer.
…As soon as Ivan Tsarevich fell asleep, his brothers run into him. They traveled to other lands, looking for the Firebird, returned empty-handed. They drove in and saw: everything was obtained from Ivan Tsarevich. Here is what they had to say:
Let's kill our brother, all the booty will be ours.
"Sivka-burka"
"Sister Alyonushka and brother Ivanushka"
"Ivan Tsarevich and the Grey Wolf"
5. What will help you find out what is said in an unfamiliar book? Mark the answers.
cover
foreword
book size
6. What helps to find out the beginning of a fairy tale? Mark the answer.
who will be the hero of the story
what is the end of the story
7. What colors do Gzhel masters use when decorating their products? Mark the answer.
white and blue
red and yellow
red and green
8. With what kind can these tales be related? Mark the answer.
"Geese swans", "Ivan Tsarevich and the gray wolf", "Sivka-burka"
epics
Russian folk tales
literary tales
9. By what means was Ivan Tsarevich revived in the fairy tale "Ivan Tsarevich and the Gray Wolf"?
magic wand
living and dead water
pipes
10. What mushrooms did Ivanushka the Fool pick up in the basket in the fairy tale "Sivka Burka"?
fly agaric
honey agarics
mushrooms
Lit-Thu-3-1
3 option
1. Read. Note the hint.
Makar and a cat, a mosquito and a midge.
A fairy tale for you, and a bunch of bagels for me,
Buckwheat porridge
In a painted cup
Oil pot
Yes hot cake!
Painted rocker
It hung across the river.
…Ivanushka rushed into the open field, jumped off his horse, climbed into his left ear, and climbed out into his right and became, as before, Ivanushka the Fool.
"Sister Ivanushka and brother Ivanushka"
"Ivan Tsarevich and the Grey Wolf"
"Sivka-burka"
3. What work often begins with the words “Once upon a time…”? Mark the answer.
bylina
counting rhyme
proverb
fairy tale
4. Which fairy-tale hero owns the words:
Give me at least a poor little horse: I'll go with you too!
Ivan Tsarevich
Ivanushka - Alyonushka's brother
Ivanushka the Fool
5. What was the name of Ivan Tsarevich's father from the fairy tale "Ivan Tsarevich and the Gray Wolf"?
king Afron
king Kusman
king Berendey
6. To whom does this command belong? Mark the answer.
Listen to me, Ivan Tsarevich, remember: climb over the wall, do not be afraid - the hour is good, all the watchmen are sleeping. You will see a window in the tower, there is a golden cage on the window, and the Firebird sits in the cage. You take a bird, put it in your bosom, but don’t touch the cages!
gray wolf
Sivke Burke
goat kid
7. What building material did the masters of the villages of Bogorodskoye and Khokhloma use to make their products? Mark the answer.
clay
tree
lime
8. Find types of oral folk art. Mark the answers.
nursery rhyme
story
pestle
story
poetry
proverb
9. What is an element (part) of a book? Mark the answer.
fairy tale
proverb
title page
mystery
story
10. What end do all Russian folk tales have? Mark the answer.
sad end
a happy ending
think it out yourself
L it thu-3-2
1 option
1. Mark the name of the fabulist.
A.S. Pushkin
M.Yu.Lermontov
I.A. Krylov
L.N. Tolstoy
2. Which work always has a moral? Mark the answer.
in a fairy tale
in an epic
in a saying
in a fable
3. Mark the words that can complete the sentence.
I.A. Krylov wrote fables, and A.S. Pushkin - ....
poetry
fairy tales
epics
puzzles
Already the sky was breathing in autumn,
The sun shone less...
M.Yu.Lermontov
A.S. Pushkin
L.N. Tolstoy
5. Read. What piece is the excerpt from? Mark the answer.
Three maidens by the window
Were spinning late in the evening.
"If I were a queen, -
Her sister says
That would be one for the whole world
I wove canvases.
"The Tale of Tsar Saltan"
"In the Wild North"
"Monkey and Glasses"
6. Determine the genre of the work of L.N. Tolstoy "The Lion and the Dog"
fairy tale
story
true story
7. From which work is the excerpt? Mark the answer.
…She got half a dozen glasses for herself;
Twirls his glasses this way and that:
That will press them to the topic,
then he will string them on the tail,
He sniffs them, then he licks them ...
"Mirror and Monkey"
"A Crow and a fox"
"Monkey and Glasses"
8. Mark the title of the poem by M.Yu. Lermontov, which begins with the words:
A golden cloud spent the night
On the chest of a giant cliff ...
"Autumn"
"Cliff"
"Mountain peaks"
A.S. Pushkin
L.N. Tolstoy
M.Yu.Lermontov
10. With what does L.N. Tolstoy compare morning dew in the story “What is the dew on the grass”? Mark the answer.
with diamonds
with glasses
with rubies
Lit Thu-3-2
Option 2
1. Mark the name and patronymic of the fabulist Krylov.
Ivan Sergeevich
Ivan Savvich
Lev Nikolaevich
Ivan Andreevich
2. What is the name of moralizing in a fable? Mark the answer.
rule
law
morality
proverb
3. Mark the extra word.
proverb
mystery
fable
nursery rhyme
A storm covers the sky with mist,
Whirlwinds of snow twisting;
Like a beast, she will howl
It will cry like a child.
M.Yu.Lermontov
A.S. Pushkin
S.A. Yesenin
5. Mark the name of the fable by I.A. Krylov, where the role of a trusting listener is assigned to one of the main characters.
"Monkey and Glasses"
"Mirror and Monkey"
"A Crow and a fox"
A.S. Pushkin
L.N. Tolstoy
M.Yu.Lermontov
7. From which work of L.N. Tolstoy is the excerpt? Mark the answer.
The monkey sat down on the first rung of the mast, took off his hat and began to tear it with his teeth and paws. She seemed to be teasing the boy, pointing at him and making faces ...
"Shark"
Where does the water from the sea go?
"Bounce"
8. What was the name of Lermontov's mother in childhood? Mark the answer.
Michelle
Mishenka
Misha
9. Why in the work of Leo Tolstoy "The Lion and the Dog" the main character could not bear the death of his friend.
he was bored
he loved the dog very much
the lion is seriously ill
10. From which work of A.S. Pushkin is the excerpt? Mark the answer.
Here the king could not resist,
He ordered the fleet to be equipped.
And the weaver and the cook,
With the matchmaker Babarikha
They don't want to let the king go
Wonderful island to visit.
"Ruslan and Ludmila"
"The Tale of Tsar Saltan"
"The Tale of the Fisherman and the Fish"
Lit Thu-3-2
3 option
Lev Nikolaevich
Alexander Sergeevich
Ivan Andreevich
2. From which work is the excerpt? Mark the answer.
All day long he fought, rushed around the cage and roared, then lay down beside the dead dog and calmed down. The owner wanted to take away the dead dog, but he did not let anyone near it ...
"Bounce"
"Children in a Cage"
"Lion and Dog"
3. To whom does this request belong? Mark the answer.
You, my wave, wave!
You are playful and free;
Splash wherever you want
You sharpen sea stones
You drown the shore of the earth,
Raise the ships
Don't destroy our soul
Throw us out on land!
Tsar Saltan
uncle Chernomor
princess
Prince Guidon
4. Mark the name of the poet and storyteller.
L.N. Tolstoy
I.A. Krylov
A.S. Pushkin
5. To whom do these words belong? Mark the answer.
Look, - he says, - my dear godfather!
What kind of a face is that?
What antics and jumps she has!
I would choke myself with longing,
If only she looked a little like her.
But, admit it, there is
Of my gossips, there are five or six such wimps;
I can even count them on my fingers.
Monkey
monkey
Mishke
6. What is the moral of the fable?
installation
rule
moralizing
law
7. In which fable I.A. Krylov, the main character was chosen for the role of a flatterer? Mark the answer.
"Monkey and Glasses"
"Mirror and Monkey"
"A Crow and a fox"
8. The name of which predatory sea animal became the name of L.N. Tolstoy? Mark the answer.
"Shark"
"Octopus"
"Whale"
9. From which work of L.N. Tolstoy is an excerpt? Mark the answer.
When you go to the forest on a sunny morning, you can see diamonds in the fields, in the grass. All these diamonds shine and shimmer in the sun in different colors - yellow, red, and blue, when you come closer and see. what it is, you will see what it is ...
Where does the water from the sea go?
"Bounce"
"What is the dew on the grass"
S.A. Yesenin
I.S. Nikitin
A.S. Pushkin
Lit Thu-3-3
1 option
It is not the wind that rages over the forest,
Streams did not run from the mountains, -
Frost-voivode patrol
Bypasses his possessions.
A.S. Pushkin
N.A. Nekrasov
I.A. Bunin
2. Read. Note the title of the work.
…With every minute the water was getting closer
To the poor animals;
left under them
Less than an arshin of earth in width,
Less than a fathom in length.
Then I drove up: they babble with their ears,
Themselves from the spot; I took one
I commanded the rest: jump yourself!
"Childhood"
"It is not the wind that rages over the forest"
"Grandfather Mazai and hares"
V.M. Garshin
D.N. Mamin-Sibiryak
K.G. Paustovsky
4. Read. What piece is the excerpt from?
I came up with! I found it! - she said. - Let two of you take a twig in your beaks, and I will cling to it in the middle. You will fly and I will drive. It is only necessary that you do not quack, and I do not croak ...
from a fairytale
from a fable
from fiction
5. Who wrote "The Tale of the Brave Hare - Long Ears, Slanting Eyes, Short Tail"? Mark the answer.
D.N. Mamin - Siberian
M.M. Prishvin
K.G. Paustovsky
6. Mark the name and patronymic of the poet Nekrasov.
Nikolai Alekseevich
Alexander Sergeevich
Konstantin Grigorievich
7. From which fairy tale is the passage? Mark the answer.
Two girls lived in the same house - the Needlewoman and Lenivitsa, and with them a nanny ...
"Frog traveler"
Short tail"
Moroz Ivanovich
8. Who is speaking these words? Mark the answer.
Listen, you cowards! Listen and look at me. Now I'll show you one thing. I...I...I...
Here the tongue of the bouncer is definitely frozen.
Hare
Wolf
Bear
9. From which work of F.I. Tyutchev is an excerpt? Note the title.
I love the storm in early May,
When the first spring thunder
As if frolicking and playing,
Rumbles in the blue sky.
"Leaves"
"Spring Storm"
"Spring Waters"
10. Mark the extra word.
proverb
mystery
poem
nursery rhyme
Lit Thu-3-3
Option 2
1. From what work I.Z. Surikov excerpt? Note the title.
…Here the sled rolled up
And I'm on my side - bang!
head over heels
Downhill, into the snowdrift…
"Winter"
"Childhood"
" Winter morning"
2. About whom A.S. Pushkin mentions in the poem "Winter Evening"?
Our ramshackle shack
Sad and dark.
What are you, my old lady,
Silent at the window?
Or howling storms
You, my friend, are tired
Or slumber under the buzz
Your spindle?
about aunt
about sister
about the nanny
3. From which work is the excerpt. Note the title.
…She barely restrained herself from thanking them, but remembering that opening her mouth would cause her to fall from a terrible height, she clenched her jaw even tighter and decided to endure. She dangled in this way all day: the ducks carrying her changed on the fly, deftly picking up a twig ...
"Alyonushka's Tales"
"Moroz Ivanovich"
"Frog traveler"
V.M. Garshin
V.F. Odoevsky
D.N. Mamin - Siberian
5. Which fairy tale speaks of industriousness and laziness. Mark the answer.
"Frog traveler"
"Moroz Ivanovich"
"The Tale of the Brave Hare - Long Ears, Slanting Eyes,
Short tail"
6. From what work is an excerpt. Mark the answer.
… Thank you, you smart girl, well you comforted me, the old man, and I will not remain in your debt. You know: people get money for needlework, so here's your bucket for you, and I poured a whole handful of patches into the bucket; and moreover, here is a diamond for you to remember - to pin a scarf.
"Alyonushka's Tales"
"Frog traveler"
"Moroz Ivanovich"
7. Mark what was the name of the savior of hares in the spring flood?
Father Frost
grandfather Trofim
grandfather Mazai
…We found ourselves behind the village in the river,
This is where my bunnies really went crazy:
They look, they stand on their hind legs,
They rock the boat, they don’t let you row ...
N.A. Nekrasov
K.D.Balmont
I.A. Bunin
9. What is a paragraph. Mark the answer.
story
work
proverb
part of the text
10. Where does the action take place in "The Tale of the Brave Hare - Long Ears, Slanting Eyes, Short Tail?"
in the garden
in the garden
In the woods
Lit Thu-3-3
3 option
1. Mark the saying.
“Hey, you, Crosseye, aren’t you afraid of the wolf?”
“One eye at Alyonushka is sleeping, the other is looking; one ear at
Alyonushki sleeps, the other listens.
“Good in the south! Now it's warm in there!"
2. From which work is the excerpt? Mark the answer.
…Walks - walks through the trees,
Cracking on frozen water
And the bright sun plays
In his shaggy beard...
"Childhood"
"Fairy and Snowflakes"
"It is not the wind that rages over the forest"
3. To whom do these words belong:
…I would take you - but sink the boat!
It’s a pity for them, however, but it’s a pity for the find -
I got hooked on a knot
And dragged a log behind him ...
Ivan Andreevich
Korney Ivanovich
grandfather Mazayu
4. Mark the title of the poem by I.Z. Surikov.
… Whole face and hands
Made me snow...
I'm in a snowdrift grief,
And the guys laugh!
"Winter"
"Childhood"
"Winter morning"
I.S. Turgenev
L.N. Tolstoy
D.N. Mamin-Sibiryak
6. From which work is the excerpt? Mark the answer.
…And she told them a wonderful story about how she thought all her life and finally invented a new, unusual way of traveling on ducks; how she had her own ducks to carry her wherever she pleased; how she visited the beautiful south, where it is so good, where there are such beautiful warm swamps and so many midges and all kinds of other edible insects.
"Alyonushka's Tales"
"Moroz Ivanovich"
"Frog traveler"
7. Mark the name of the hero of a literary fairy tale.
Sivka-burka
Sister Alyonushka
Moroz Ivanovich
8. Mark the name of the fairy tale by V.F. Odoevsky.
"Moroz Ivanovich"
"Morozko"
"Frog traveler"
9. What do you need to know to choose the right book? Mark the answers.
what binding
header
cover color
10. Correlate the saying "Boasting punishes itself" with the meaning of the fairy tale. Mark the answer.
"Moroz Ivanovich"
"Frog traveler"
"Sivka-burka"
Lit Thu-3-4
1 option
1. Define the genre of the work. Mark the answer.
What are you squeezing duckling?
He's a kid and you're a big one
Look, tilt your head,
He rushes away with all his soul ...
nursery rhyme
mystery
patter
poem
…The girl does not answer and looks at the ceiling with motionless, unhappy eyes. She has no pain and no fever. Whatever they do with her, she doesn’t care, and she doesn’t need anything ...
L.N. Tolstoy
N.N. Nosov
A.I. Kuprin
3. From which work is the excerpt? Mark the answer.
“…Now I’ll start crying,” he thought, but immediately realized that don’t cry, you can’t see tears in the water, and decided that it’s not worth crying, maybe somehow he will be able to get out of this unpleasant story ".
"Elephant"
"The Case with Yevseyka"
"Disheveled Sparrow"
4. About whom did Sasha Cherny write?
…Gray, nimble, like a mouse.
Eyes - beads, paws - apart,
Paws - sideways, paws - sideways ...
about the crow
about sparrow
about magpie
…The crow caught Pashka as soon as he darted into the stall and had not yet had time to pick anything out of the gap. She hit Pashka on the head with her beak. Pashka fell down and rolled his eyes: he pretended to be dead.
from a fairytale
from the story
from an epic
M. Gorky "The Case with Evseika"
A.I. Kuprin "Elephant"
A.S. Pushkin
A.A. Block
S.A. Yesenin
8. Who pulled Evseika from the bottom of the sea?
spiny lobster
crab
fish
9. Mark the name and patronymic of Yesenin.
Sergey Aleksandrovich
Alexander Alexandrovich
Nikolai Alekseevich
10. Mark the riddle - a question.
One-handed pike,
steel toe,
Linen tail.
The closet is small, but full of people.
What bridge is built from water?
Lit Thu-3-4
Option 2
1. Read the passage, mark its genre and title.
…A crow lived in a stall that was boarded up for the winter, where ice cream was sold in the summer. The crow was stingy, grumpy. She stuffed all her wealth with her beak into the cracks of the stall so that the sparrows would not plunder them.
poem "Crow"
story "The Disheveled Sparrow"
fairy tale "The case with Evseika"
Jump, jump, I won't touch, -
You see, crumbled bread ...
Move your beak to the side of the crow,
Who asked her here?
Sasha Cherny "What are you squeezing a duckling"
A.A. Block "Dreams"
Sasha Cherny "Sparrow"
3. Mark the title of the story in which the sparrow gave Cinderella a crystal bouquet.
L.N. Tolstoy "The Lion and the Dog"
K.G. Paustovsky "Disheveled Sparrow"
A.I. Kuprin "Elephant"
4. From which work is the excerpt? Mark the answer.
…The girl is not scared at all. She is only a little struck by the enormous size of the animal. But the nanny, sixteen-year-old Polya, begins to squeal with fear.
The owner comes up to the stroller and says:
Good morning young lady. Please don't be afraid. Tommy is very kind and loves children.
A.I. Kuprin "Elephant"
A.A. Block "Dilapidated hut"
V.L. Durov "Our Bug"
5. How did the underwater inhabitants call Yevseyka? Mark the answer.
Yevsey
monster
weirdo
6. What was the name of the sparrow in the story of K.G. Paustovsky "Disheveled Sparrow"
Chichkin
pashka
bear
L.N. Tolstoy
M.N. Prishvin
M. Gorky
8. Who helped the girl from the story of A.I. Kuprin?
doctor
monkey
elephant
9. Think about what will help you choose the right book. Mark the answer.
proverb
foreword
mystery
fairy tale
10. To whom do these words belong:
How can he live in the world without whiskers and scales?
We, the fish, could not split our tails!
He is not like either cancer or us - in many ways.
Is this a miracle related to ugly octopuses?
fish
crayfish
sea turtle
Lit Thu-3-4
3 option
1. Read the passage. Note the title of the work.
…Masha brought Pashka home, smoothed his feathers with a brush, fed him and released him. Pashka sat down on a saucer, drank tea from it, then sat on the blacksmith's head, even began to doze off, but the blacksmith eventually got angry, raised his hammer, and wanted to hit Pashka.
"Sparrow"
"Disheveled Sparrow"
"Crow"
2. Who wrote the story "Elephant"? Mark the answer.
A.I. Kuprin
A.A. Block
V.L. Durov
3. Read the stanza. What is it called? Mark the answer.
And it's time to sleep, sorry
I don't want to sleep!
The horse is rocking a rocking chair,
Jump on a horse!
couplet
tercet
quintuple
quatrain
4. Mark the title of the poem by S. A. Yesenin.
"Dilapidated hut"
"Dreams"
"Bird cherry"
5. From which work is the excerpt? Mark the answer.
…And, drawing himself up, he looks around: a multi-colored playful fish swims around him and - laughs, talks:
Look - who! Here the monster has sailed: two tails!
Scales - no, fi!
"About the Monkey"
"The Case with Yevseyka"
"Disheveled Sparrow"
6. From what work is this comic poem?
Cancer lives under stones
Fishtail cancer chews,
Fishtail is very dry
Cancer does not know the taste of flies.
"The Case with Yevseyka"
"Elephant"
"Crow"
7. Who in the story of K.G. Paustovsky "Disheveled Sparrow" gave mom a crystal bouquet of flowers?
mom's friend
Machine father
Petrovna
8. Where did the crow collect her "treasures" from the story "The Disheveled Sparrow"?
in a box
under the roof
in a stall
9. Where did the father of the sick girl from A. I. Kuprin’s story “The Elephant” go to fulfill her request?
in the forest
to the store
to the circus
10. Determine the topic of the proverb. Mark the answer.
Where they work, it's crowded, but in a lazy house it's empty.
about friendship
about Motherland
about labor
about a human
Lit Thu-3-5
1 option
1. Determine the genre of the work. Mark the answer.
I do everything for my mom
I play scales for her
I go to the doctor for her
I study mathematics.
nursery rhyme
mystery
poem
2. Read the passage. Can you name the title of this work?
Don't talk nonsense! - even more strictly said the hare. Do rabbits freeze in winter? Soon a thick, warm coat will grow on you. Snow will fall, we will be warm and cozy in the snow.
Calm down bunnies...
"My motherland"
"Mouse Peak"
"Leaf fall"
3. Why does the owner scold the dog in V.I. Belov’s story “The fry was guilty”? Mark the answer.
brought puppies
brought a bag
barked loudly
M.M. Prishvin
V.I.Belov
V.Yu.Dragunsky
5. From which work is the excerpt? Mark the answer.
Maybe he was beaten
Or they forgot to let them into the house,
Or did he run away?
" Kitty"
"Cuckoo"
"Mouse Peak"
6. Mark the title of the story by V.V. Bianchi, about how the little mouse got into the sailors?
"Kapalukha"
"More about Malka"
"Mouse Peak"
7. Remember the name of the monkey from the story of B.S. Zhitkov "About the Monkey"
Fedya
Misha
Yashka
8. From what work V.L. Durov excerpt? Mark the answer.
“...Suddenly I heard a wheezing. The dog wheezed and twitched. I trembled, my teeth snapped as if from cold, my hands immediately became weak, my fingers unclenched ... I released the rope, and the dog fell heavily to the ground.
"The little one is at fault"
"About the Monkey"
"Our Bug"
9. Mark who in the story of V.P. Astafiev is called a kapalukha?
black grouse
chicken
capercaillie
10. Remember what performance two friends went to the theater in the work of A. Barto?
ballet
play
concert
Lit Thu-3-5
Option 2
1. Read the passage. Note its genre.
A butterfly fluttered across the stage -
I didn't see anything:
I looked everywhere
And finally found him.
proverb
mystery
poem
2. Read the stanza. What poem is it from? Mark the answer.
…It's close, it's somewhere far away
Walks all over the forest.
And the summer blooms softly
Under this sweet "Ku-ku!".
"Kitty"
"Cuckoo"
"If"
3. What are the names of the hares born in the fall in the story of I. S. Sokolov - Mikitov?
hare
hare
leaf fall
M.M. Prishvin
E.I. Charushin
V.V. Bianchi
5. From which work is the excerpt? Mark the answer.
And he handed me a box of matches. I took it in my hands.
You open it, - said Mishka, - then you will see!
I opened the box and at first I didn’t see anything, and then I saw a small light green light, as if a tiny star was burning somewhere far, far away from me, and at the same time I myself was holding it in my hands now.
"About the Monkey"
"Kapalukha"
"He's alive and glowing"
6. In what work of I.S. Sokolov-Mikitov is it told about a hare who visited a beaver's hut? Mark the answer.
"Leaf fall"
"The little one is at fault"
"Kapalukha"
7. Remember and answer, for what purpose did Malka run every day in the stories of V.I. Belov to the neighboring village?
for delicious food
feed your baby
for a walk
8. What is the name of B.S. Zhitkov's funny story about Yashka? Mark the answer.
"Mouse Peak"
"My motherland"
"About the Monkey"
9. From which work of V.V. Bianki is the excerpt? Mark the answer.
… And for a moment the mouse saw: behind the frog, a long flexible body of a silver-black snake shot up.
… He recklessly rushed away and did not notice how he found himself on a branch of a bush, high above the ground.
Here he spent the rest of the night, fortunately his belly was tightly stuffed with grass. And all around before dawn rustles and rustles were heard ...
"The little one is at fault"
"Mouse Peak"
"He's alive and glowing"
10. What words begin the story of V.L. Durov "Our Bug"? Mark the answer.
In autumn, when the golden leaf fell from the trees, three little hares were born to an old hare in a swamp.
The guys launched boats on the river.
When I was little, I studied at a military gymnasium.
Lit Thu-3-5
3 option
1. Read the passage. Determine the theme of the passage. Mark the answer.
…Fish need clean water - we will protect our reservoirs. There are various valuable animals in the forests, steppes, mountains - we will protect our forests, steppes, mountains. Fish - water, bird - air, beast - forest, steppe, mountains. And a man needs a homeland. And to protect nature means to protect the Motherland.
about friendship
about a human
about labor
about Motherland
…For her I wash my hands
Eating some carrots...
Only now we are apart:
Mom in the city of Priluki,
Fifth day on a business trip.
E.A. Blaginina
A.L. Barto
V.Oseeva
3. From which work is the excerpt. Mark the answer.
…- You'll see, don't be afraid, she's small.
Indeed, it was small. If he gets up on his paws, then no more than half a yard. The muzzle is wrinkled, old woman, and the eyes are lively, shiny. The coat on it is red, and the paws are black. Like human hands in black gloves. She was wearing a blue vest.
"Our Bug"
"About the Monkey"
"Kapalukha"
4. Mark the name and patronymic of Barto?
Agnia Lvovna
Elena Alexandrovna
Anna Ivanovna
5. Read the passage. Mark the title of the work by V.L. Durov.
…And suddenly, on the parade ground where we always marched, I saw a miracle. What's happened? I stopped and rubbed my eyes. The dog I had killed the day before stood, as always, near our "uncle" and wagged its tail. Seeing me, she ran up as if nothing had happened and, with an affectionate squeal, began to rub herself at my feet.
"Our Bug"
"The little one is at fault"
"Kapalukha"
I.S. Sokolov - Mikitov
V.P. Astafiev
V.Yu. Dragoon
7. Remember how B.S.'s story ended. Zhidkov "About the Monkey"
put in a cage
gave to a friend
sold on the market
8. Why in the story of V.P. Astafieva "Kapalukha" did the capercaillie pluck out fluff on her stomach?
fluff bothered her
to give every drop of your warmth to the chicks
she was shedding
9. About whom in the story V.Yu. Dragunsky "He is alive and glowing" are you talking about? Mark the answer.
about the firefly
about the grasshopper
about the butterfly
10. Why did Leaf Fall not like the beaver's hut?
afraid of water
afraid of the dark
didn't want to work
Lit Thu-3-6
1 option
1. Read the passage. Mark what advice G. Oster gives?
…If your friend is the best
Slipped and fell
Point your finger at a friend
And grab your stomach.
Let him see, lying in a puddle,
You are not upset at all,
A true friend does not love
Grieve your friends.
useful
harmful
stupid
2. Read the passage. Note the title of this piece.
…- Tomorrow, when your parents leave for the city, and my mother goes to the river to wash clothes, we will do what we have planned. We will go all straight and straight, crossing mountains and deserts. And we will go straight ahead until we come back here, even if it took us a whole year.
"Flower on the ground"
"Great Travelers"
"Gold words"
3. Read the passage. Note the title of this piece.
…It is boring for Athos to live in the world. His father is at war, his mother works from morning till night on a collective farm, on a dairy farm, and grandfather Tit sleeps on the stove. He sleeps during the day and sleeps at night, and in the morning, when he wakes up eating porridge with milk, he also dozes.
"Gold words"
"More Mom"
"Flower on the ground"
Mark the answer.
V.Yu. Dragoon
N.N. Nosov
N.M. Zoshchenko
5. What did the boys buy to communicate with each other in the story of N.N. Nosov? Mark the answer.
telephone
book
ball
6. What is the name of Yu.I. Ermolaev, in which Fedya and Kostya wanted to understand the cause of the girls' tears? Mark the answer.
"Childhood Friend"
"Educators"
"Spilled"
7. Read the passage. Note the title.
…And I looked at him like that and suddenly remembered how I never parted with this bear for a minute, and sat him next to me to dine, and fed him semolina porridge from a spoon. He had such a funny muzzle when I smeared him with something, even with the same porridge or jam. And I put him to bed with me, and rocked him like a little brother, and whispered different tales to him right into his velvet, hard ears. I loved him then with all my heart, I would have given my life for him then.
"Fedya's task"
"Gold words"
"Childhood Friend"
8. Read the passage. Mark the title of R. Sefa's poem.
…The duck sat down at the piano
And she said: - Quack!
I will play you now
Krakowiak Polka.
"Funny Poems"
"Bad Advice"
"How Legends Are Made"
9. What story can be correlated with the proverb: “The eyes are afraid, the hands are doing”?
"How Legends Are Made"
"Fedya's task"
"Pick a berry - you'll pick a box"
10. What was the name of the boy - a first-grader from the story of A.P. Platonov's "Still Mom"? Mark the answer.
Artem
Dima
Misha
Lit Thu-3-6
Option 2
1. Read the passage. Mark the genre of the work.
…Who loves dogs
Or other animals
Serious kittens
And carefree puppies
Who can
Be in love
Both goat and donkey
Never do evil.
proverb
mystery
poem
2. Mark the title of the story in which three children went on a trip around the world on foot.
"Fedya's task"
"Great Travelers"
"Childhood Friend"
3. In which story M.N. Zoshchenko's father said important words that the boy wrote in golden letters in his heart? Mark the answer.
"Educators"
"Gold words"
"Flower on the ground"
4. Remember the story of N.N. Nosov and note the name in which the boy did his homework by turning on the TV?
"Fedya's task"
"Childhood Friend"
"Telephone"
5. Who was called a childhood friend by a boy from the story of V. Yu. Dragunsky “Childhood Friend? Mark the answer.
bear
doggy
Yurku
6. Remember and mark the name of the girl in the story of Yu.I. Ermolaeva "Spilled", who trained a parrot?
Lena
7. Read the passage. Mark the title of the story by A.A. Platonov?
…Artyom stopped, the teacher came up to him, took him by the hand and led him along. There was a smell of flowers in Apollinaria Nikolaevna's rooms, the crockery in the closet clanked softly, and everywhere everything was clean and well done. Apollinaria Nikolaevna seated Artyom on a chair, washed his leg with warm water and bandaged it with white gauze.
"Spilled"
"Educators"
"More Mom"
8. In what fairy tale by G.H. Andersen, an ugly duckling turned into a handsome swan? Mark the answer.
"Brave Perseus"
"Ugly duck"
"How Legends Are Made"
9. In what story does B.V. Shergin about grandmother Vanya said: “Your grandmother is made of songs, composed of proverbs”?
"Collect a berry - you will gain a body"
"Childhood Friend"
"Spilled"
10. Remember the name of your grandfather in A.P. Platonov's story "A Flower on the Ground"? Mark the answer.
grandfather Vanya
Grandpa Tit
grandfather Potap
Lit Thu-3-6
3 option
1. Mark a humorous story.
"Still Mom"
"Flower on the ground"
"Spilled"
2. Read the paragraph. Note the title of the work.
Lelya whispered to me:
Minka, while Styopka is sleeping, let's turn his legs in the opposite direction. Otherwise, he will lead us where Makar did not drive calves ...
"Spilled"
"Great Travelers"
"Educators"
3. Why were the guests from M.M. Zoshchenko’s story “Golden Words” dissatisfied with the children of the hosts?
the kids were talking all the time
the children were silent all the time
children interfered with eating
4. What is the main theme of A.P. Platonov’s story “A Flower on the Ground”?
about the friendship of an old man with a young
that a plant turns dead earth into a living body
about a beautiful flower
5. Who in A.P. Platonov’s story “Still Mom” does Artyom mean as the second mother?
second mother - aunt
second mother - sister
second mother is a teacher
6. What science do you need to be familiar with in order to travel around the world?
biology
cosmography
story
7. From which work is the excerpt? Mark the answer.
…He adjusted the TV to make it louder and sat down at the table.
- Well - ka, what is given to us at home? Problem number six hundred thirty nine? So ... “Four hundred and fifty bags of rye were delivered to the mill, eighty kilograms each ...
"Great Travelers"
"Fedya's task"
"Childhood Friend"
8. Determine the theme of B.V. Shergin's story "Pick a berry, you'll pick a box." Mark the answer.
that the work of the master is afraid
that work is not a wolf - it will not run away into the forest
about the fact that the eyes are afraid, but the hands do
9. Why Deniska in the story of V.Yu.Dragunsky "Childhood Friend" abandoned his dream of becoming a boxer.
afraid that he would be beaten
didn’t want to train the force of impact about him
afraid to fail
10. Mark the tale of G.H. Andersen
"Brave Perseus"
"Mouse Peak"
"Ugly duck"
Options for verification and control work on literary reading for grade 3 under the Perspective program, as well as the final control care for the year.
Test on the topic "Books are my friends"
1 option
1. What date was at the end of the first printed book?
2. What was the first book published by Ivan Fedorov?
a) "Primer" b) "Apostle"
c) "ABC" d) "Bible"
3. From which book were instructions placed in the "ABC" of Ivan Fedorov?
a) from the "Bible" b) from the books of Vladimir Monomakh
c) from the "Apostle" d) from the books of Yaroslav the Wise
4. Which king laid the foundation for book printing in Rus'?
a) Ivan III b) Peter I
c) Ivan Vasilievich (Grozny) d) Boris Godunov
5. Mark the correct meaning of the word DRUKAR.
a) minister b) printer
c) assistant d) artist
6. How does Vladimir Monomakh's instruction “Beware of lies, ...” end?
a) from that the soul perishes and the body
d) honor the young as brothers
Option 2
F.I. __________________
DATE OF ___________________________
1. Who became the first printer in Rus'?
a) Ivan Fedorov b) Ivan Vasilyevich
c) Monk Nestor d) Pyotr Timofeev
2. What is the most important book published by Ivan Fedorov?
a) "Primer" b) "Apostle"
c) "ABC" d) "Bible"
3. Where, on the orders of Ivan the Terrible, was the printing house built?
a) in the Kremlin b) near Kitay-gorod
c) on Varvarka d) in Zaryadye
4. How did each part begin in the book that Ivan Fedorov published?
a) ending b) illustration
c) a mistress d) a proverb
5. Mark the correct meaning of the word FOREIGN.
a) foreign b) alien
c) different d) unlike
6. How does Vladimir Monomakh’s instruction “Respect the old like a father…” end?
a) and say a kind word to him
b) and what you don’t have, learn to
c) don't be lazy about anything good
d) but the young, like brothers
Answers. Option 1: 1c 2c 3a 4c 5b 6a. Option 2: 1a 2c 3 b 4c 5a 6d
Verification work on the topic "Life is given for good deeds"
1. Works that make us smile, laugh, are called ________________________
N. Nosov "Cucumbers" play
M. Zoshchenko "No need to lie" poem
V. Dragunsky "Where is it seen, where is it heard ..." story
L. Kaminsky "Composition" teaching
"Thirty years later" _________________________________________________
"Difficult task" ______________________________________________________
“Where is it seen, where is it heard…” ______________________________________
4. Who was V. I. Dal: poet, writer, collector of folk art (underline the correct answer)
5. What were the names of the main characters in V. Dragunsky's story "Where is it seen, where is it heard ..." ____________________
6. What prevented Fedya Rybkin from solving a difficult problem? _________________________________________________
7. What is the name of the work in which the girl pretended to be sick? ___________________________________________
8. Mark which story L. Kaminsky "Composition":
serious;
entertaining;
playful
9. Why, in M. Zoshchenko's story “Don't Lie”, dad, instead of scolding the boy for the diary hidden behind the bookcase, came up and kissed Minka? _________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
10. What was the name of the main character in N. Nosov's story "Cucumbers"? ________________________________
What was wrong with the boys? _______________________________________________
Test on the topic "Life is given for good deeds"
1 option
F.I. ________________________________________________________
DATE OF ___________________________
1. What genre does the work of L. Kaminsky "Composition" belong to?
a) true story b) story
c) fairy tale d) fable
a) "Dreamers" b) "Mishkina porridge"
c) "Live hat" d) "Hard task"
c) L. Kaminsky d) N. Nosov
4. Why did Lelya from the work of M. Zoshchenko “Thirty years later” say that she had swallowed a billiard ball?
a) wanted to receive gifts
b) wanted to joke
c) wanted to be loved
d) wanted to scare the parents
5. Mark the correct meaning of the word SATIRIC.
d) artist
6. In what work can the main idea be expressed by the proverb “The truth is that you can’t hide the awl in the bag”?
a) "Composition"
b) “What wins?”
c) "Don't lie"
d) "Hard task"
Option 2
F.I. ________________________________________________________
DATE OF ___________________________
1. What genre does the work of M. Zoshchenko “Do not lie” belong to?
a) true story b) fable
c) fairy tale d) story
2. Which of the works of N. Nosov is included in the section "Life is given for good deeds"?
a) "Cucumbers" b) "Entertainers"
c) “Live Hat” d) “Patch”
a) M. Zoshchenko b) V. Dragunsky
c) L. Kaminsky d) N. Nosov
4. Why did N. Nosov call his story "A difficult task"?
a) wanted to laugh at Fedya
b) the task was really difficult
c) wanted to hint why the task was difficult
d) wanted to suggest that difficulties should be shared with friends
5. Mark the correct meaning of the word NAZDAK.
a) tool
b) mineral for cleaning metal products
c) a rude person
d) stale bread
6. In what work can the main idea be expressed by the proverb “You won’t go far on deception”?
a) "Cucumbers"
b) “What is more important?”
c) “Where is it seen, where is it heard…”
d) "Thirty years later"
Answers. Option 1: 1b 2d 3b 4c 5a 6c Option 2: 1d 2a 3c 4c 5b 6a
Test on the section "Fairy tale"
1 option
F.I. ________________________________________________________
DATE OF ___________________________
a) beginning b) unusual characters
c) triple repetition d) saying
a) Firebird b) living and dead water
c) an apple tree with golden apples d) Elena the Beautiful
a) courage b) kindness
c) greed d) diligence
4. Which fairy tale speaks of a witch who, with the help of witchcraft, took the place of the princess?
b) "Flying ship"
c) “At the command of the pike”
d) "White duck"
5. Who is the negative character in the fairy tale "Morozko"?
a) Morozko
b) stepdaughter
c) stepmother
d) old man
6. In what fairy tale can the main idea be expressed by the proverb “A tree is held by roots, and a person by friends”?
a) "Flying ship"
b) “At the command of the pike”
c) "White duck"
d) "Morozko"
Option 2
F.I. ________________________________________________________
DATE OF ___________________________
1. What feature distinguishes a fairy tale from other types of fairy tales?
a) stable expressions b) ending
c) miracles d) beginnings
2. What is not a miracle in the fairy tale "Ivan Tsarevich and the Gray Wolf"?
a) Firebird b) golden-maned horse
c) Ivan Tsarevich d) gray wolf
3. What quality do Russian folk tales make fun of?
a) courage b) laziness
c) responsiveness d) diligence
4. Which fairy tale tells about a girl who was rewarded for her kindness and friendliness?
b) "Morozko"
c) “At the command of the pike”
d) "White duck"
5. Who is the negative character in the fairy tale "Flying Ship"?
a) king
b) fool
c) old man
d) Refrigerator
6. In what fairy tale can the main idea be expressed by the proverb “Whoever does good, God will repay him”?
a) "Ivan Tsarevich and the gray wolf"
b) “At the command of the pike”
c) "White duck"
d) "Morozko"
Answers. Option 1: 1b 2d 3c 4d 5c 6a Option 2: 1c 2c 3b 4b 5a 6b
3rd grade end of 1st quarter
Option 1
Surname, name __________________________________________________________
1. Remember what folklore is. Underline the genres that belong to folklore.
A tongue twister, a story, a fairy tale, a fable, a riddle, a poem, a fable, a counting rhyme, a proverb, a nursery rhyme.
2. What fairy tales begin with what words? Connect with arrows.
“Once upon a time there was an old man and an old woman. They had three sons."
"Once upon a time there was a king Berendey, he had three sons..."
“Once upon a time - my grandfather lived with another wife. Grandfather had a daughter, and a woman had a daughter ... "
“There was an old man. He had three sons: two smart, the third fool ... "
"One prince married a beautiful princess."
"Morozko" "White Duck" "Flying Ship" "Ivan Tsarevich and the Gray Wolf" "By the Pike"
3. From which fairy tale are the excerpts?
“... the blue forests pass by the eyes, the lakes are swept by the tail. How long, how short, they run to a high fortress.
______________________________________________________________
“The white birch stretched out behind him, and the red maiden stood in front” ______________________________________________________________
“The fool took an ax with him and went into the forest. I walked and walked through the forest and spotted a tall pine ... "_____________________________________
4. The work "White Duck" is ____________.
Choose the desired genre and write on the line: story, fable, fairy tale, nursery rhyme, tongue twister.
5. Read the title of the fairy tales and cross out the extra one.
"Morozko"
"Flying ship"
"Kolobok"
"The Tale of Tsar Saltan..."
"Ivan Tsarevich and the Grey Wolf"
6. Underline the proverb that, in your opinion, fits the fairy tale "Flying Ship"
You love to ride, love to carry sleds.
What goes around comes around.
A tree is supported by roots, but a person is supported by friends.
7. Complete the sentence.
The fairy tale "Moydodyr" was written by K. I. Chukovsky, and "By the command of the pike" - ______________________________________________________________
8. From what fairy tales are these objects and heroes? Connect with arrows.
golden-maned horse
hiccups
shot
king Dalmat
living and dead water
"Ivan Tsarevich and the Gray Wolf" "By Pike" "Morozko" "Flying Ship" "White Duck"
9. According to the plan, write a review (annotation) on the additionally read fairy tale.
2. Name _________________________________________________
3. What is this tale about? _______________________________________________ ________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
4. Which of the characters did you like and why? _____________________________ ________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
5. What drawing would you draw for a fairy tale? ______________________ ________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
Control work on the section "Magic fairy tale"
Option 2
Surname, name ________________________________________________
1. What word can complete the sentence? Choose and write the correct answer.
A riddle, a joke, a fairy tale, a nursery rhyme, a nickname - these are the works of _______________________________________________________________.
Russian writers; foreign writers; folklore.
2. What fairy tales end with what words? Connect with an arrow.
“And Ivan Tsarevich married Elena the Beautiful. And they began to live, to live and not to know grief.
“And he began to live in that kingdom, to do all sorts of things”
“Here the fairy tale ends, and whoever listened is well done”
"And the witch was tied to a horse's tail, they poked around the field ... and there was no trace of her, no memory"
"White Duck" "By Pike" "Ivan Tsarevich and the Gray Wolf" "Flying Ship" "Morozko"
3. From which fairy tale are the excerpts?
“I ate the bulls, let's eat them - one after the other. And the bread is so in the mouth and throws loaf after loaf. All carts are empty."
_____________________________________________________________
“The baton jumped out - and let's beat. The people rushed away, and Emelya came home and climbed onto the stove.
_____________________________________________________________
“They immediately caught a magpie, gave it two vials, ordered one to draw living water, the other - talking. Magpie flew, brought water "
______________________________________________________________
4. The work "Flying Ship" is __________________________.
Choose the genre you need and complete the sentence: story, fable, fairy tale, nursery rhyme, tongue twister.
5. Read the title of the fairy tales and cross out the extra one:
"By the Pike's Command"
"Winter hut of animals"
"The Scarlet Flower"
"Morozko"
6. Underline the proverb that fits the fairy tale "By the command of the pike"
Order is the soul of everything.
If you wish well, do well.
Mind chamber, and the key to it is lost.
7. Complete the sentence.
"The Tale of the Goldfish" was written by A.S. Pushkin, and the fairy tale "Morozko" - _____________________________________________________________.
8. From what fairy tales are these heroes and objects? Connect with an arrow.
Skorokhod
king Athos
barrel in the sea
Marya the princess
stepdaughter
chilled
living and speaking water
"Ivan Tsarevich and the Gray Wolf" "Flying Ship" "By Pike" "Morozko" "White Duck"
9. Write a review (annotation) according to the plan for an additionally read fairy tale.
2. Title _______________________________________________
3. What is this work (theme) about ____________________________ _________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
4. Which character would you like to draw and why?
___________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
5. What did you like about the piece? ________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
Table of correct answers.
Option 1
Option 2
1. A tongue twister, a story, a fairy tale, a fable, a riddle, a poem, a fable, a counting rhyme, a proverb, a nursery rhyme.
A riddle, a joke, a fairy tale, a nursery rhyme, a nickname - these are works of folklore.
2. “Once upon a time there was an old man and an old woman. They had three sons ... "(" Flying Ship ")
“Once upon a time there was Tsar Berendey, he had three sons ...” (“Ivan Tsarevich and the Gray Wolf”)
“Once upon a time - my grandfather lived with another wife. Grandfather had a daughter, and a woman had a daughter ... "(" Morozko ")
“There was an old man. He had three sons: two smart ones, the third fool ... ”(“ By the command of the pike ”)
"One prince married a beautiful princess" ("The White Duck")
"And Ivan Tsarevich married Elena the Beautiful And they began to live, live and not know grief." ("Ivan Tsarevich and the Grey Wolf")
“And he began to live in that kingdom, to do all sorts of things” (“Flying Ship”)
“Here is the end of the fairy tale, and whoever listened is well done” (“At the command of the pike”)
“And the witch was tied to a horse’s tail, they poked around the field ... and there was no trace of her, no memory left” (“White Duck”)
3. “... the blue forests pass by the eyes, the lakes are swept by the tail. How long, how short, they run to a high fortress. ("Ivan Tsarevich and the Grey Wolf")
“The white birch stretched out behind him, and the red maiden stood in front” (“White Duck”)
“The fool took an ax with him and went into the forest. I walked and walked through the forest and spotted a tall pine tree ... ”(“ The Flying Ship ”)
“I ate the bulls, let's eat them - one after the other. And the bread is so in the mouth and throws loaf after loaf. All the wagons are empty ”(“ The Flying Ship ”)
“The baton jumped out - and let's beat. The people rushed away, and Emelya came home and climbed onto the stove ”(“ By the command of the pike ”)
“They immediately caught a magpie, gave it two vials, ordered one to draw living water, the other - talking. Magpie flew, brought water "(" White Duck ")
4. The work "White Duck" is a fairy tale.
The work "Flying Ship" is a fairy tale.
5. "Frost"
"Flying ship"
"Kolobok"
"The Tale of Tsar Saltan..."
"Ivan Tsarevich and the Grey Wolf"
"By the Pike's Command"
"Winter hut of animals"
"The Scarlet Flower"
"Morozko"
6.1 Do you like to ride, love to carry sleds.
What goes around comes around.
A tree is supported by roots, but a person is supported by friends.
Without effort, you can not catch a fish from a pond.
6.2 Order is the soul of every business.
As it comes around, so it will respond.
If you wish well, do well.
Mind chamber, and the key to it is lost.
7. The fairy tale "Moydodyr" was written by K. I. Chukovsky, and "At the command of the pike" - the Russian people.
"The Tale of the Goldfish" was written by A.S. Pushkin, and the fairy tale "Morozko" is the Russian people.
8. "Ivan Tsarevich and the Gray Wolf": a golden-maned horse, King Dalmat, living and dead water, King Afron.
"Morozko": doggy, pancakes, stepdaughter.
"White Duck": a little fish, a witch, living and talking water.
"Flying ship": ax, Shot, oak with acorns, Skorokhod, Chilled.
“At the command of a pike”: pike, stove, barrel in the sea, Princess Marya.
9. A review of an additional work read can be evaluated separately from the control work.
Control work on the section "Magic fairy tale"
1. Sign the parts of the fairy tale composition.
(drawings - cat Bayun, hut on chicken legs)
2. Write at least three signs of a fairy tale.
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______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
3. What fairy tales begin with such words? Connect with lines.
“There lived - there was an old man and an old woman. They had three sons"
“Once upon a time there was Tsar Berendey, he had three sons…”
"Once upon a time - it used to be - a grandfather lived with another wife: Grandfather had a daughter, and a woman had a daughter ..."
“There was an old man. He had three sons: two smart, the third fool ... "
"One prince married a beautiful princess"
"Morozko" "White Duck" "Flying Ship" "Ivan Tsarevich and the Gray Wolf" "By the Pike"
4. Find out and write the name of the fairy tale in a group of words.
A) Fool, old man, Heard, Skorokhod, king. _____________________________
B) Ivan, Elena the Beautiful, the Firebird, Tsar Berendey. __________________________________________
5. From what fairy tales are these objects and heroes? Connect lines the first and third columns with the second.
golden-maned horse
Zamoryshek
shot
"Ivan Tsarevich and the Grey Wolf"
"Morozko"
"Flying ship"
"White Duck"
"By the Pike's Command"
Tsar Kusman
Living and dead water
6. Define beginnings and endings. Connect with lines.
"Lived once…".
“They began to live, live and make good ...”.
"In a certain kingdom, in a certain state ...".
“I was there, I drank honey-beer, it flowed down my beard, but it didn’t get into my mouth ...”.
"For distant lands, in the thirtieth state ...".
Beginning Ending
7. Which fairy tale speaks of a witch who, with the help of witchcraft, took the place of the princess?
A) "Ivan Tsarevich and the Gray Wolf"
B) "flying ship"
B) "By the pike command"
D) "White duck"
8. Who is the negative character in the fairy tale "Morozko"?
A) Morozko B) stepdaughter C) stepmother D) old man
9. Which fairy tale tells about a girl who was rewarded for her kindness and friendliness?
A) "Ivan Tsarevich and the Gray Wolf"
B) "Frost"
B) "By the pike command"
D) "White duck"
10. Who is the negative character in the fairy tale "Flying Ship"?
A) king B) fool C) old man D) cold
Test on the topic "Love all living things"
1 option
F.I. ________________________________________________________
DATE OF ___________________________
1. In what book do you think the work of K. Paustovsky “Badger Nose” can be placed?
2. Recognize the hero by description.
Its wings are like two inverted troughs, and from under them other wings climb, unfold: thin, transparent, wider and longer than the upper ones. He began to puff, pout: “Ugh! Phew! Phew! It's like the engine is starting.
a) Surveyor b) Flea
c) Khrushch d) Grasshopper
3. In what work of the section "Love all living things" can you meet these heroes: Khrushch, Surveyor, Ground beetle?
b) V. Bianchi. "The Adventures of the Ant"
c) B. Zakhoder. "Bad Cat"
d) "Badger"
4. Why did the boy Vova from the work of B. Zakhoder "The Harmful Cat" never learn his lessons?
a) the cat bothered him b) the tasks were difficult
c) he was constantly distracted d) he was waiting for Petya
5. In what work can the actions of the hero be characterized by the proverb “There is no time to disassemble the hungry”?
c) "Badger" d) "Bad cat"
6. Which work speaks about the life and habits of ants?
a) "Adventures of the Ant" b) "Badger nose"
c) "Badger" d) "Ant Kingdom"
Option 2
F.I. ________________________________________________________
DATE OF ___________________________
1. In what book do you think the work of V. Bianchi "The Adventures of Ant" can be placed?
a) Russian folk tales b) Poems about nature
2. Recognize the hero by description.
The animal was not visible. He was anxiously running around us, rustling through the tall grass, snorting and getting angry, but he did not even stick his ears out of the grass.
a) badger b) puppy
c) ant d) grasshopper
3. In what work of the section “Love all living things” can you meet these heroes: Grasshopper, Leaf Roller, Haymaker?
a) O. Polonsky. "Ant Kingdom"
b) K. Paustovsky "Badger nose"
c) V. Bianchi "The Adventures of Ants"
d) V. Berestov "Cat's Puppy"
4. Why did the cat from the work of V. Berestov "Cat's Puppy" love her adopted son?
a) mothers always love their children
b) the puppy was very beautiful
c) the cat did not understand that the son was a puppy and not a kitten
d) the cat could not see well and could not distinguish a puppy from a kitten
5. In which work can the hero’s actions be characterized by the proverb “Every Fedorka has his own excuses”?
a) "Badger nose" b) "Adventures of the Ant"
c) "Bad cat" d) "Cat's puppy"
6. Which work tells about the life of a badger?
a) "The Ant Kingdom" b) "Songs of Hippos"
c) "Badger nose" d) "Badger"
Answers. Option 1: 1c 2c 3b 4c 5a 6d Option 2: 1d 2a 3c 4a 5c 6d
Test number 2 in the section "Love all living things"
1 option
F.I. ________________________________________________________
DATE OF ___________________________
a) take care of animals b) observe the life of animals
c) understand animals d) offend animals
2. From what work are these heroes: Vitalik, Seryozha, Murzik, mother?
a) "Ant kingdom" b) "Badger nose"
c) "Sparrow" d) "Karasik"
3. Find an extra episode (part) of the work "Sparrow".
a) Conversation with mother-sparrow
b) On the ground
c) Salvation
d) Saving Murzik
4. Recognize the work by the keywords: YELLOW MOUTH, LEAVED OUT, ROCKED OUT, BRAVE, SAFELY.
5. Which work talks about how the duck stayed to spend the winter on the river?
a) "Gray Neck" b) "Sparrow"
c) “Songs of hippos” d) “Karasik”
6. In what work can the main idea be expressed by the proverb “Better the bitter truth than the sweet lie”?
a) "Grey Neck" b) "Karasik"
c) "Sparrow" d) "Bad cat"
Option 2
F.I. ________________________________________________________
DATE OF ___________________________
1. What do the works from the section “Love all living things” not teach?
a) love animals and take care of them
b) torturing and offending animals
c) be attentive to animals
d) take care of animals
2. In what work of the section "Love all living things" can you meet these heroes: Pudik, mom, dad, cat?
a) D. Mamin-Sibiryak. "Grey Neck"
b) K. Paustovsky. "Badger nose"
c) M. Gorky. "Sparrow"
d) N. Nosov. "Karasik"
3. Find an extra episode (part) of the work "Badger Nose".
a) Departure to the south b) Evening on the lake
c) An unexpected guest d) Medicine for a badger
4. Find out the work by keywords: FLIGHT, HARE, WINTER, FOX, HUNTER, POLYNYA, LEADERS.
a) "Badger nose" b) "Grey Neck"
c) "Sparrow" d) "Ant Kingdom"
5. Which story tells how the boy wanted to hide the truth about his animal from his mother?
a) "Karasik" b) "Sparrow"
c) “Badger nose” d) “Grey Neck”
6. In what work can the main idea be expressed by the proverb “As you grow up with your mother, you will know everything”?
a) "Grey Neck" b) "Karasik"
c) "Sparrow" d) "Cat's puppy"
Answers. Option 1: 1d 2d 3d 4c 5a 6b Option 2: 1b 2c 3a 4b 5a 6c
Control work on the section "Love all living things"
Task 1. What was the name of the hero of M. Gorky's work "Sparrow"? Emphasize.
Kuzik. Luntik. Pudik. Funtik.
Task 2. Among these headings, underline the titles of the works written by V. Bianchi.
Cat puppy. The adventures of an ant. Badger nose. Harmful cat.
Task 3. How many characters are there in N. Nosov's story "Karasik"? Circle it.
2; 3; 4; 5; 6; 7.
Task 4. Among the works of the section there are texts that helped us understand that everything in nature is interconnected. Think and write what kind of works they are (do not forget to indicate the author).
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Task 5. Give an example of a story that talks about the habits of animals. You can also provide examples of your work.
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Task 6. Read an excerpt from a work and underline what genre this work belongs to.
“The first snow soon fell, and the river still did not succumb to the cold. Everything that froze at night, the water broke. The fight was not on the stomach, but to the death. The most dangerous of all were clear, starry nights, when everything calmed down, and there were no waves on the river. The river seemed to fall asleep, and the cold tried to bind it with sleepy ice.
Genres: short story, poem, fairy tale, riddle, encyclopedia article.
Task 7. From which work is the excerpt? Emphasize.
“We had a fire burning in the parking lot. We burned it all day and night long to drive away the wolves - they howled softly along the far shores of the lake. They were disturbed by the smoke of the fire and cheerful human cries.
W. Bianchi. The Adventures of Ants. N. Nosov. Karasik.
K. Paustovsky. Badger nose. M. Gorky. Vorobishko.
O. Polonsky. Ant kingdom. D. Mamin-Sibiryak. Gray Neck.
Task 8. Review (for a read work in the section in addition or a work for extracurricular reading).
Title of the work ___________________________________________
Genre of the work ____________________________________________
What is this text about ______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
Which character did you like and why? ________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
What did you like about this piece? ________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
Right answers
Task 1 Pudik
Task 2 "Adventures of an ant"
Task 3 "6"
Task 4 V. Bianchi "The Adventures of the Ant", O. Polonsky "The Ant Kingdom"
Task 5 K. Paustovsky "Badger nose" or your own version
Task 6 fairy tale (D. Mamin-Sibiryak "Grey Neck")
Task 7 K. Paustovsky "Badger nose"
Test on the section "Pictures of Russian nature"
1 option
F.I. ________________________________________________________
DATE OF ___________________________
1. What is the literary device called when one object is compared with another?
a) epithet b) metaphor
2. What mood does N. Nekrasov's poem “Glorious Autumn!..” create?
c) cheerful d) anxious
3. What poem by I. Bunin is placed in the section "Pictures of Russian nature"?
a) "First snow"
b) "Dense green spruce forest near the road"
c) "Leaf fall"
d) "Wildflowers"
4. What does the tumbleweed poet compare with in the poem "Autumn"?
a) with a lump b) with a ball
c) with a ball d) with a ball
5. Which of the poems about autumn did A. Fet write?
c) “First snow” d) “Leaves”
6. Indicate the lines from the poem by K. Balmont.
Option 2
F.I. ________________________________________________________
DATE OF ___________________________
1. What is the name of the literary technique when inanimate objects are endowed with human abilities and properties?
a) epithet b) metaphor
c) comparison d) personification
2. What mood does A. Fet's poem "Autumn" create?
a) enthusiastic b) sad
c) cheerful d) anxious
3. What poem by F. Tyutchev is placed in the section "Pictures of Russian nature"?
a) “It’s not for nothing that winter gets angry ...”
b) “Winter Enchantment…”
c) “There is in the initial autumn ...”
d) "Leaves"
4. With what does the poet compare the leaves in the poem “Glorious autumn! ..”?
a) with a carpet b) with a scarf
c) with a bedspread d) with a blanket
5. In what poem does the poet paint a picture of the coming winter?
a) “Glorious autumn! ..” b) “Autumn”
c) “First snow” d) “Snowflake”
6. Indicate the lines from the poem by N. Nekrasov.
a) “With his swing she is comforted, with his snowstorms she spins wildly.”
b) “Isn’t it better for us to fly away after them!”
c) “I quickly fly along cast-iron rails, I think my own thought ...”
d) “The fields and forests smelled of winter cold ...”
Answers. Option 1: 1c 2a 3a 4d 5b 6a Option 2: 1d 2b 3d 4a 5c 6c
Control work on the section "Pictures of Russian nature"
Last name, first name ___________________________________________________________
Glorious autumn
Snowflake
First snow
Autumn has already settled in the garden
K. Paustovsky
F. Tyutchev
K. Balmont
N. Nekrasov
Task 2. Find and and underline the comparison
a) Autumn has already settled in the garden ... The maples burned with dark purple, the euonymus turned pink, wild grapes shrank on the arbor. Even in some places yellow strands appeared on the birch trees in the garden, like the first gray hair of a young person ...
b) Their skinny greens,
Like hedgehog needles
Though it never turns yellow,
But never fresh...
Task 3. Find and underline the personification
a) Everyone sleeps in the evening,
It's dark outside.
The leaf falls dry
At night the wind is angry
Yes, knocking on the window ...
b) But the birds sang,
The flowers have faded
The rays faded
Zephyrs are gone...
Task 4. Find and underline the epithets
This haze brightened, became more transparent, through it the distant and tender countries of golden and pink clouds were already visible.
Task 5. From what work are these lines. Specify the title and author.
a) In the rays of shining
Slides, skillful,
Among the melting flakes
Preserved white.
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b) Rip off, rush off,
We don't want to wait
Fly, fly!
We fly with you!
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c) Happy autumn! Healthy, vigorous
The air invigorates tired forces;
The ice is fragile on the icy river
As if melting sugar lies; …
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Title of the work ___________________________________________________________
Genre of the work _________________________________________________________
What is this text about ___________________________________________________________ ________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
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Test on the topic "Great Russian writers. A.S. Pushkin"
1 option
F.I. ________________________________________________________
DATE OF ___________________________
1. In what year was A.S. Pushkin born?
a) in 1899 b) in 1799
c) in 1977 d) in 1877
2. What was the name of A.S. Pushkin's nanny who told him fairy tales?
a) Arina Rodionovna b) Alina Rodionovna
c) Arina Romanovna d) Alena Romanovna
3. Indicate the negative character from "The Tale of Tsar Saltan ..." by A.S. Pushkin.
a) Prince Guidon
b) Tsar Saltan
c) Baba Babarikha
d) The Swan Princess
a) industriousness b) envy
c) courage d) responsiveness
5. Indicate the correct interpretation of the word Svetlitsa.
a) candle b) asterisk
c) room d) girl's name
6. Which hero of the "Tale of Tsar Saltan ..." fits the proverb "Stronger than all victories is forgiveness"?
a) weaver
b) cook
c) queen
d) Baba Babarikha
Option 2
F.I. ________________________________________________________
DATE OF ___________________________
1. In what city was A.S. Pushkin born?
a) in St. Petersburg b) in Paris
c) in Moscow d) in Odessa
2. What language did A.S. Pushkin speak from childhood?
a) in Russian b) in English
c) in French d) in German
3. Indicate a positive hero from the fairy tale by A.S. Pushkin.
a) weaver
b) Prince Guidon
c) Baba Babarikha
d) cook
4. What quality does A.S. Pushkin make fun of in "The Tale of Tsar Saltan ..."?
a) deceit b) courage
c) patience d) kindness
5. Indicate the correct interpretation of the word DYAK.
a) official b) grandfather
c) uncle d) priest
6. Which hero from "The Tale of Tsar Saltan ..." fits the proverb "Envious for someone else's happiness dries"?
a) princess
b) cook
c) queen
d) Prince Guidon
Answers. Option 1: 1b 2a 3c 4b 5c 6c Option 2: 1c 2c 3b 4a 5a 6b
Generalizing test on the section "Great Russian writers"
1 option
F.I. ________________________________________________________
DATE OF ___________________________
a) “Monkey and Glasses” b) “Mirror and Monkey”
c) “The Crow and the Fox” d) “The Fly and the Bee”
2. What genre does the work of Leo Tolstoy "Shark" belong to?
a) story b) fable
c) true story d) epic
3. In which work of L.N. Tolstoy is it said about the friendship of animals?
a) "The lion and the dog"
b) "Swans"
c) "Volga and Vazuza"
d) "How the Geese Saved Rome"
4. Recognize the hero by description.
He took off and ran to the cannons. He turned his trunk, lay down on the cannon, took aim and took the fuse.
a) captain b) boy
c) artilleryman d) sailor
5. Determine from which fable these lines are: “And you, friends, no matter how you sit down, you are not good at musicians.”
6. In what fable can the main idea be expressed by the proverb “You laughed at another, you will cry over yourself”?
a) "The Crow and the Fox"
b) "Chizh and Dove"
c) "Dragonfly and Ant"
d) "Mirror and Monkey"
Option 2
F.I. ________________________________________________________
DATE OF ___________________________
1. What fable did I.A. Krylov not write?
a) "Quartet" b) "Chamomile and Rose"
c) "Elephant and Pug" d) "Dragonfly and Ant"
2. What genre does L.N. Tolstoy's work "The Lion and the Dog" belong to?
a) story b) fable
c) true story d) epic
3. In which work of L.N. Tolstoy is it said about a difficult flight?
a) "Shark"
b) "Swans"
c) "Volga and Vazuza"
d) "How the Geese Saved Rome"
4. Recognize the hero by description.
He suddenly jumped up, bristled, began to whip his tail on the sides, threw himself on the wall of the cage and began to gnaw the bolts and the floor.
a) dog b) lion
c) monkey d) shark
5. Determine from which fable these lines are: “That’s what gives me the spirit that I, without a fight at all, can get into big bullies.”
a) "Chizh and Dove" b) "Elephant and Pug"
c) "Crow and Fox" d) "Quartet"
6. In what fable can the main idea be expressed by the proverb “No skill is easy”?
a) "The Crow and the Fox"
b) "Chizh and Dove"
c) "Quartet"
d) "Elephant and Pug"
Answers. Option 1: 1d 2a 3a 4c 5d 6b Option 2: 1b 2c 3b 4b 5b 6c
Literary reading test in the section "Great Russian writers" 3rd grade, 3rd quarter
1. Indicate the signs of a fairy tale in the work of A. S. Pushkin "The Tale of Tsar Saltan ...".
Magic Heroes
Magic transformations
Magic Items
2. Specify the features of "The Tale of Tsar Saltan ...".
Event repetitions
Tests
3. Write the appropriate word in each sentence in order to get the correct statement.
A fable is a short ... (instructive) story that happens in ... (poetry) or in ... (prose).
The heroes of the fable are most often ... (animals).
The fable ridicules human ... (flaws).
Each fable contains ... (moral).
4. Make changes to the plan of the work of L. N. Tolstoy "Shark" so that it matches the content.
1) There was a shot.
2) Swimming in the open sea.
3) Shark and boys.
4) Swimming in the sail.
"No matter where you are, meet Mosk to them."
“One young swan flew behind everyone. His strength was weakening."
“Everyone now goes to the wards:
Armor shines at the gate,
And stand in the eyes of the king
Thirty-three heroes.
"The storm covers the sky with mist..."
"There were two boys with us on the ship."
"Do not laugh at someone else's misfortune, Dove."
1 option
I've done the work:_____________________________________
Date of:______________________
1) What is the name of the collection of fairy tales by D.N. Mamin - Sibiryak?
A) "Annushka's Tales"; B) "Alyonushka's Tales";
C) "Mashenka's tales"; D) "Marina's tales";
2) Find out the name of the fairy tale by the key words: hardworking, caring, kind, sympathetic, arrogant, rude.
3) From which work are these lines: “The chimney sweep unfolded his bundle, put a piece of rye bread on the stone, which consisted of his dinner ...... ..”
A) "Alyonushka's Tales"; B) "The Tale of Sparrow Vorobeich ... ..";
C) "Winnie the Pooh"; D) Moroz Ivanovich;
4) Find the excess in the definition of Needlewoman
A) responsive B) hardworking;
B) indifferent D) caring
5) From the listed heroes, find two from the same fairy tale: Sloth, weaver, soldier, chimney sweep, wolves, Winnie the Pooh, drummer, birch.
A) Sloth and Mowgli; B) chimney sweep and drummer;
C) Soldier and birch; D) Weaver and wolves;
6) What happened in response?
Suddenly, without an invitation, the Pig showed up.
Where is my place? she grunted from the threshold.
A) showed a place in the garden; B) indicated a place at the table;
B) politely said: "Goodbye." D) pointed to the door;
7) What is the name of Odoevsky?
A) Vladimir Fedorovich; B) Vsevolod Mikhailovich;
C) Vladimir Ivanovich; D) Vladimir Mikhailovich;
8) What fairy tale did Odoevsky write?
A) "Morozko"; B) "Two Frosts";
C) "Moroz Ivanovich"; D) "Ivan Morozovich";
9) To which work can the proverb be attributed: “You can’t convince a stubborn one with anything”?
A) "The Tale of the Silver Falcon"; B) "Stubborn kid";
C) "Moroz Ivanovich"; D) Mowgli's Brothers;
10) Find sentences about the folk tale.
A) These fairy tales appeared a long time ago.
B) For a long time they were told orally and simply.
D) These fairy tales are always original, individual, unusual.
11) Which of the writers is referred to in the above passage?
His father died when the boy was only ten years old. Sickly and weak from childhood, the boy was fond of music (he took violin lessons) and books. He dreamed of becoming a musician or an artist.
After three years of study at the seminary, he received a teaching diploma and at the age of 17 began teaching in the elementary grades of local rural schools. He was very friendly with the guys and came up with fun games for them that developed their thinking and fantasies.
A) D. N. Mamin - Siberian; B) J. Rodari;
C) V. F. Odoevsky; D) V. I. Dal;
Test on the topic "Literary fairy tale"
Option 2
I've done the work:_______________________________
Date of:______________________
1) Who wrote Alyonushka's Tales?
A) V. I. Dal; B) D. N. Mamin - Siberian;
C) B. Zakhoder; D) V. F. Odoevsky;
2) Find signs of a literary fairy tale
A) They are created by the people.
C) They do not have heroes - animals.
C) Fairy tales are only old.
3) From which fairy tale are the lines given?
It was dark in the forest, and it got even darker. The tops of the tall pines were bent by the strong wind. And suddenly a dazzling lightning flashed, followed by a deafening thunder. Beside himself with fear, the little goat rushed to the duck.
A) "Winnie the Pooh"; B) "Stubborn kid";
4) Find out the work by the key words: served, quick-witted, courageous, magical object, protector of the weak.
A) "Magic Drum"; B) "Mowgli's Brothers";
C) "Moroz Ivanovich"; D) "The Tale of Sparrow Vorobeich ... ..";
5) Find the excess in Sloth's definition.
A) presumptuous; B) kind;
B) indifferent D) ungrateful;
A) "The Tale of the Silver Falcon". B) Moroz Ivanovich.
C) Winnie the Pooh. D) "Stubborn goat".
7) What is the name of Mamin - Siberian?
A) Dmitry Narkisovich; B) Daniil Narkisovich;
C) Dmitry Nikolaevich; D) Dmitry Mikhailovich;
8) The needlewoman asked the old man three questions. Find "extra".
A) about green grass; B) about the well;
C) about snowflakes in winter; D) about knocking on windows in winter;
9) It can be said about one of the heroes of the read works that he is stubborn, stupid, small.
A) a wolf B) Moroz Ivanovich;
B) goat; D) Mowgli;
10) Insert the missing word into the proverb.
……… and iron breaks, and beats a bird on the fly.
A) frost B) Predator;
B) hunter D) Blizzard;
11) The above passage refers to one of the writers. Get to know him.
A whole cycle of fairy tales by this writer adjoins the fairy tales about nature. He wrote them for his seriously ill daughter. Subsequently, one of the friends came up with the idea to publish them.
A) D. N. Mamin - Siberian; B) V. F. Odoevsky;
C) B. Zakhoder; D) V. Dahl;
Test number 2 in the section "Literary fairy tale"
1 option
F.I. ________________________________________________________
DATE OF ___________________________
1. What quality did the Needlewoman from the fairy tale of V.F. Odoevsky “Moroz Ivanovich” lack?
a) diligence b) kindness
c) anger d) responsiveness
2. Learn a fairy tale by its beginning.
It was seven o'clock on a sultry evening in the Zionian mountains when Father Wolf woke up after a day's rest...
a) Y. Koval. "Tale of the Silver Falcon"
b) J. Rodari. "Magic Drum"
c) R. Kipling. "Mowgli's Brothers"
3. Find an extra episode (part) of J. Rodari's fairy tale "The Magic Drum".
a) The soldier obtained three chests of gold and became rich.
b) The soldier helped everyone he met on his way.
c) The soldier cut a hole in the drum and ruined it.
d) The soldier released the falcon from the snares.
4. Recognize the hero by description.
She got up early, herself, without a nanny, dressed, and getting out of bed, she got down to business.
a) Snow Maiden b) Needlewoman
c) birch girl d) grandmother
5. Which story tells about how the wolves accepted a human cub into the pack?
a) "Winnie the Pooh" b) "Girl Snow Maiden"
6. In what fable can the main idea be expressed by the proverb “Do not do to another what you do not wish for yourself”?
a) "The Tale of Sparrow Vorobeich, Ersh Ershovich and the cheerful chimney sweep Yasha"
b) "Moroz Ivanovich"
c) Mowgli's Brothers
d) "Winnie the Pooh"
Option 2
F.I. ________________________________________________________
DATE OF ___________________________
1. What quality did the Sloth from V.F. Odoevsky’s fairy tale “Moroz Ivanovich” not possess?
a) diligence b) envy
c) greed d) laziness
2. Learn a fairy tale by its beginning.
Once upon a time there was an old man and an old woman, they had neither children nor grandchildren ...
a) J. Rodari. "Magic Drum"
b) V. Odoevsky. "Moroz Ivanovich"
c) V. Dahl. "Girl Snow Maiden"
d) D. Mamin-Sibiryak. "The Tale of Sparrow Vorobeich, Ruff Ershovich and the cheerful chimney sweep Yasha"
3. Find an extra episode (part) of R. Kipling's fairy tale "Mowgli's Brothers".
a) Friendship of Yersh Yershovich with Sparrow Vorobeich.
b) The uninvited guest in the cave is Tabaki the jackal.
c) The human cub is the new inhabitant of the cave.
d) Decision taken on the Rock of Soviets.
4. Recognize the hero by description.
He was very poor, but his mood was excellent, because he was returning home, where he had not been for many years.
a) soldier b) old man
c) hunter d) chimney sweep Yasha
5. Which work speaks of a fairy-tale hero from England?
a) "Winnie the Pooh" b) "Magic Drum"
c) "Moon Tale" d) "Mowgli's Brothers"
6. In what fable can the main idea be expressed by the proverb “According to work and reward”?
a) "Girl Snow Maiden"
b) "Moroz Ivanovich"
c) "The Tale of the Silver Falcon"
d) "Moon Tale"
Answers. Option 1: 1c 2c 3d 4b 5d 6a Option 2: 1a 2c 3a 4a 5a 6b
Test number 3 in the section "Literary fairy tale"
1 option
F.I. ________________________________________________________
DATE OF ___________________________
a) three times repetition b) beginning
c) written by a writer d) miracles
2. From what work are these heroes: a soldier, an old woman, robbers?
a) "Stubborn kid"
b) "Magic Drum"
c) "Girl Snow Maiden"
3. Indicate the negative character from the Tale of the Silver Falcon.
a) soldier b) girl
c) grandfather Nikolay d) unclean
4. Recognize the hero of the fairy tale by S. Mikhalkov "The Stubborn Kid" by his characteristic features: small, stupid, stubborn, grateful.
a) Goat b) Pelican
c) Wolf d) Sparrow
5. Which work speaks of the friendship between the Hare and the Wolf?
a) "Stubborn kid" b) "Girl Snow Maiden"
c) "Moon Tale" d) "Mowgli's Brothers"
6. Which hero from R. Kipling's fairy tale "Mowgli's Brothers" can be characterized by the proverb "Where there is courage, there is victory"?
a) Shere Khan b) Mowgli
c) Tobacco d) Raksu
Option 2
F.I. ________________________________________________________
DATE OF ___________________________
1. Indicate the distinguishing feature of literary fairy tales.
a) processed by the writer b) set expressions
c) ending d) miracles
2. From what work are these heroes: a soldier, an unclean one, a birch tree, grandfather Nikolai?
a) "Moroz Ivanovich"
b) "Magic Drum"
c) "Girl Snow Maiden"
d) "The Tale of the Silver Falcon"
3. Indicate the negative character from the work of R. Kipling "Mowgli's Brothers".
a) Shere Khan b) Bagheera
c) Balu d) Raksha
4. Recognize the hero of the fairy tale by S. Mikhalkov "The Stubborn Kid" by his characteristic features: smart, kind, respected, attentive.
a) Goat b) Titmouse
c) Heron d) Mallard
5. Which work talks about how animals rescued a baby from trouble?
a) "Winnie the Pooh" b) "Stubborn kid"
c) "Moon Tale" d) "Mowgli's Brothers"
6. What hero of R. Kipling's work "Mowgli's Brothers" can be characterized by the proverb "Speech is like honey, but deeds are like wormwood"?
a) Shere Khan b) Mowgli
c) Tobacco d) Raksha
Answers. Option 1: 1c 2b 3d 4a 5c 6d Option 2: 1a 2d 3a 4d 5b 6c
Test on the topic "Pictures of native nature"
1 option
F.I. ________________________________________________________
DATE OF ___________________________
1. What poem belongs to the pen of A. Tolstoy?
a) “Dandelion” b) “My bells…”
c) "Good morning!" d) "Spring"
2. In which book can the work of M. Prishvin "Golden Meadow" be placed?
a) stories about children
b) poems about nature
3. What combination of words in F. Tyutchev's poem "Spring Thunderstorm" is the personification?
a) the stream runs b) thunder rumbles
c) rain pearls d) agile stream
4. What is the mood of S. Yesenin's poem “Bird cherry is pouring snow ...”?
a) sad b) enthusiastic
c) anxious d) calm
5. In which poem is the main theme the struggle of winter and spring?
a) "Spring" b) "Spring thunderstorm"
c) “The bird cherry is throwing snow…” d) “Clouds are melting in the sky…”
6. How does the proverb “Spring is red with flowers, ...” end?
a) fly away by winter
b) and autumn - fruits
c) and spring will tell its own
d) and tomorrow, who knows
Option 2
F.I. ________________________________________________________
DATE OF ___________________________
1. What poem is written by F. Tyutchev?
a) “Clouds are melting in the sky…” b) “My bells…”
c) “The bird cherry is throwing snow ...” d) “Spring”
2. In which book can the work of G. Yudin "Poets" be placed?
a) stories about children
b) poems about nature
3. What combination of words in A. Maykov's poem "Spring" is the personification?
a) argue with the queen b) golden chariot
c) a detachment of butterflies d) winter has crept
4. What is the mood of Sasha Cherny's poem "In the Summer"?
a) happy b) sad
c) anxious d) sad
5. In which poem is the main theme a summer morning?
a) “In the summer” b) “Good morning!”
c) “My bells…” d) “Clouds are melting in the sky…”
6. How does the proverb “Swallow begins the day, ...” end?
a) and to our yard
b) but not about us
c) spring is in the yard
d) and the nightingale cums
Answers. Option 1: 1b 2c 3a 4b 5a 6b Option 2: 1a 2d 3d 4a 5b 6d
Final test on literary reading Grade 3 EMC "Perspective"
Full name_______________________________________________________________
Read the text, do the tasks for it.
How a frog of unprecedented size drank all the water in Central Australia and what happened next
It was a very long time ago. Heat and drought came to the country. And there was no water in any river, pond or stream. People, animals and birds began to fall and die. Clouds and clouds disappeared, and the only shadow on the earth was the shadow of death.
The hunters stopped chasing game and died along with the animals.
Those who were still alive gathered at the dried up main watering hole and began to discuss where all the water in the country had gone.
It turns out that a frog of unprecedented size drank it.
And those who were still alive, people, animals and birds, decided to make the frog laugh so that all the water would pour out of it back. But in vain the laughing bird laughed in front of the frog, in vain the kangaroo jumped funny in front of it and the crane danced on one leg. The frog of unprecedented size tightly clenched its mouth and did not want to laugh.
Then a small nimble worm climbed onto her belly and began to tickle her with the tip of his tail.
The giant frog held fast for a long time, but finally could not stand it, shaking with laughter, and water gushed like a waterfall from its huge mouth.
And the rivers, ponds and streams were immediately filled with water, and the life of all living things was saved.
Questions and tasks
Where is the action taking place?
a) near a dry river
b) at the dried up main watering hole
c) by a dry stream
How would you title the text?
Determine the genre of the work.
a) a story b) a fairy tale
b) story d) play
Divide the text into four parts. Title them.
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What words would you use to describe a frog?
Formulate the main idea of the text.
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How do you understand the expression: "The only shadow was the shadow of death."
Final test of reading skills
Read the text and do the tasks.
M. Prishvin
Bear
(abbreviated)
Many people think that you can only go to the forest, where there are a lot of bears, and so they will pounce and eat you, and the legs and horns of the goat will remain. This is such a lie!
Bears, like any other animal, walk through the forest with great caution and, smelling a person, they run away from him so that not only the whole animal, but you won’t even see a flash of a tail.
Once in the north they pointed out to me a place where there are a lot of bears. This place was in the upper reaches of the Koda River, which flows into the Pinega. I really wanted to catch a bear eating somewhere in a clearing, or fishing on the river bank, or on vacation. Having a weapon just in case, I tried to walk through the forest as carefully as animals ... But the bear itself, no matter how much I walked, I did not manage to meet that time.
The time has come for me to leave. I went to the place where I had hidden the boat and provisions. Suddenly I see: a large spruce paw in front of me trembled and swayed by itself.
"Some kind of animal," I thought.
Taking my bags, I got into the boat and swam. And just opposite the place where I got into the boat, on the other side, very steep and high, in a small hut lived one commercial hunter. In an hour or two this hunter rode his boat down the Coda, overtook me, and found me in that hut halfway where everyone stops.
It was he who told me that from his shore he saw a bear, how he waved out of the taiga just opposite the place from where I came out to my boat. It was then that I remembered how, in complete calm, spruce paws swayed in front of me.
I felt annoyed at myself for making a noise at the bear. But the hunter also told me that the bear not only eluded my eyes, but also laughed at me ... It turns out that he ran very close to me, hid behind an eversion and from there, standing on his hind legs, watched me: and how I got out from the forest, and how he got into the boat and swam. And then, when I closed myself to him, I climbed a tree and watched me for a long time as I went down the Coda.
I was annoyed that the bear laughed at me. But it happens even more annoyingly when various talkers frighten children with forest animals and represent them in such a way that if you appear only in the forest without a weapon, they will leave only horns and legs from you.
1. What genre can this work be attributed to?
a) story b) fable
c) fairy tale d) epic
2. Finish the statement.
The text basically says...
a) about the habits of the brown bear.
3. Finish the statement.
After reading the text, it became clear that ...
a) a bear is a cautious animal.
b) a bear is an animal with a sense of humor.
c) the bear is a cowardly animal.
d) the bear is a stupid animal.
4. Finish the statement.
It is clear from the text that...
a) bears like to deceive a person.
b) the narrator does not know the habits of bears.
c) bears are easy to meet in the forest.
d) bears immediately attack a person.
5. Find a sentence in the text. Write in the missing word.
I felt myself that I made a noise of a bear ...
6. Find a sentence in the text. Add it.
I was annoyed that the bear was above me _____________________________.
7. Indicate the order in which the events took place.
8. The word EVERYWARD came across in the text, find its correct interpretation.
a) a large anthill b) an earthen hill
c) a fallen tree d) a rhizome of a large tree uprooted from the ground
9. If you want to learn more about the living conditions and habits of bears, what book would you take from the library?
a) Modern explanatory dictionary of the Russian language
b) Animal Tales
c) Encyclopedia "Animals and flora of planet Earth"
d) Stories about animals
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Correct answers: 1a, 2b, 3a, 4b, 5 annoying, 6 laughed, 7 - 4132, 8d, 9c
1 option
A1. Guess a riddle.
We will open Wonderland
And meet the heroes
In lines, on leaves,
Where are the stations on the points.
book 3) flower
country of childhood 4) sleep
A 2. What was the writing tool used by the scribes?
1) sharp sticks 3) bird feathers
2) ordinary handles 4) coals
A 3. Who was Ivan Fedorov?
writer 3) king
scribe 4) first printer
Q 1. When did the first printed book appear in our country?
in 1764 3) in 1964
in 1564 4) in 1264
Q 2. Who is a Drukhari?
1) wild man 3) book printer
2) assistant to the king 4) poor man
C 1. Finish the proverb.
A book is like water...
1) help out in trouble 3) calm in trouble
2) the greatest miracle 4) will break the road everywhere
Test 1 The greatest miracle in the world
Option 2
A1. Guess a riddle.
Though not a hat, but with fields,
Not a flower, but with a spine.
Talks to us
All understandable language.
1) tablecloth 3) TV
2) book 4) insects in the meadow
A 2. Who usually wrote and rewrote books?
monks 3) writers
noble people 4) craftsmen
A 3. Where did Tsar Ivan Vasilyevich order the sovereign's printing house to be built?
in Kitay-gorod 3) in the village of Nikolskoe
in the village of Nikolsky 4) in the Kremlin
In 1. The monument to Ivan Fedorov was installed:
in Vladimirov 3) in Moscow
in Ivanovo 4) in St. Petersburg
Q 2. What does the word slander mean?
false accusation 3) type of grain
C 1. Finish the proverb.
… , but comforts in misfortune.
1) A good book is brighter than a star... 3) A book raises a person...
2) The book helps in work ... 4) The book comforts in happiness ...
1 option
A 1. What Russian folk songs do not exist?
lullabies 3) calls
nursery rhymes 4) mysterious
A 2. "Ivan Tsarevich and the gray wolf" is:
boring fairy tale 3) fairy tale about animals
fairy tale 4) household fairy tale
A 3. It was Ivanushka who got Elena the Beautiful.
Find the error in listing the human qualities that helped him in this.
cruelty 3) courage
kindness 4) perseverance
A 4. Who was Viktor Mikhailovich Vasnetsov?
storyteller 3) composer
artist 4) fabulist
Q 1. What does the word folklore mean in translation from English?
folk wisdom, folk knowledge 3) thoughts of the people
Russian folk tales 4) the life of the people
C 1. Indicate the beginnings of fairy tales.
"Lived once..."
"In a certain kingdom, in a certain state..."
Test 2 Oral folk art
Option 2
A 1. What is the name of a fairy tale that begins like an ordinary fairy tale, but ends unexpectedly?
annoying 3) uninteresting
short 4) annoying
A 2. "Sivka-burka" is:
fairy tale 3) fairy tale about animals
A 3. Find the extra in the statement.
Fairy tales test...
the strength and courage of the hero 3) the kindness of the hero
the envy and stinginess of the hero 4) the hero's love for people and animals
A 4. Who was Ivan Yakovlevich Bilibin?
composer 3) storyteller
writer 4) artist
B 1. Translated from English, this word means "folk wisdom", "knowledge". What is this word?
folklore 3) proverb
fairy tale 40 saying
C 1. Indicate the endings of fairy tales.
1) “They began to live, live and make good ...”
“I was there, I drank honey-beer, it flowed down my beard, but it didn’t get into my mouth ...”
"For distant lands, in the thirtieth state..."
"Here's a fairy tale for you, and a glass of butter for me..."
Test 3 Poetry notebook 1 1 option
I.Z. Surikov 3) I.S. Nikitin
A.A. Fet 4) F.I. Tyutchev
A 2. What was the name of the poet Nikitin?
Ivan Savvich 3) Savva Ivanovich
Ivan Sergeevich 4) Sergey Ivanovich
A 3. Indicate the poem by I.Z. Surikov.
"Autumn" 3) "Winter"
"Leaves" 4) "Meeting of winter"
Cat, turned white, frost, hoarfrost, plump cotton wool, sled.
"Spring Thunderstorm" 3) "Leaves"
"Mother! Look out the window...” 4) “Rye is ripening over a hot field...”
Rolling young - pearls ...
blue 3) rain
gold 4) snow
C 1. Indicate the lines from the poems of F.I. Tyutchev.
"I love the storm in early May..."
“The stars are fading and fading. In the fire of the cloud ... "
"Here is my village,
This is my home..."
"Let the pines and firs
They stick out all winter ... "
Test 3 Poetry notebook 1 2 option
A.A. Fet 3) I.S. Nikitin
I.Z. Surikov 4) F.I. Tyutchev
A 2. What was the name of the poet Surikov?
Ivan Zakharovich 3) Zakhar Ivanovich
Ilya Zakharovich 4) Zakhar Ilyich
A 3. Indicate a poem by F.I. Tyutchev.
"Winter Meeting" 4) "Spring Thunderstorm"
B 1. Find out the work by a group of words.
Winter, guest, walk, spread, frost, songs of the north.
"January" 3) "Meeting of winter"
"Childhood" 4) "Winter"
B 2. Find a suitable consonant word.
Dust flies - threads ...
gold 3) cool
silver 4) will turn
From 1 . Indicate the lines from the poems of A.A. Fet.
"Rye ripens over a hot field..."
"Mom, look out the window -
Know that yesterday it was not for nothing that the cat
I washed my nose ... "
"It rained yesterday morning
He knocked on the glass of the windows ... "
"White snow fluffy
Spinning in the air..."
1 option
A 1. In what city was A.S. Pushkin born?
1) in St. Petersburg 3) in Novgorod
2) in Moscow 4) in Paris
A 2. In what language was the poet's first poem written?
in Russian 3) in French
in German 4) in English
A 3. With what does A.S. Pushkin compare a river covered with ice?
with mirror 3) with canvas
with glass 4) with parquet
A 4. In what work does the poet recall the winter blizzard?
“Winter Morning” 3) “Already the sky was breathing in autumn ...”
“Winter evening” 4) “Tier than fashionable parquet ...”
Q 1. What is Aurora?
evening star 3) morning star
planet 4) satellite
C 1. What does the "Tale of Tsar Saltan ..." teach?
kindness, patience, courage 3) envy others
the ability to forgive and love loved ones 4) to be strong
Test 4 Great Russian writers (A.S. Pushkin)
Option 2
A 1. Why did bells ring all over Russia on the birthday of A.S. Pushkin?
1) in honor of the birthday of the future poet 3) in honor of the birth of the granddaughter of Emperor PaulI?
2) in honor of the day of the city of Moscow 4) in honor of the Easter holiday
A 2. What language was spoken in the poet's family?
in French 3) in Russian
in English 4) in German
A 3. What poem did A.S. Pushkin dedicate to his nanny?
“Winter morning” 3) “Tier than fashionable parquet ...”
“That year, autumn weather ...” 4) “Winter evening”
A 4. The poem tells about the winter storm:
1) “Winter evening” 3) “Tier than fashionable parquet ...”
2) “Winter morning” 4) “That year, autumn weather ...”
Q 1. What does the word curtains mean?
1) paintings 3) flower beds
2) roofs and fences 4) snow-covered fields
C 1. Prove that the work about Tsar Saltan is a fairy tale.
1) it has stable epithets, repetitions 3) evil triumphs over good in it
2) in it good triumphs over evil 4) it is written in poetic form
1 option
A 1. How does the fabulist relate to the Crow?
with envy 3) with admiration
with humor 4) with tenderness
A 2. Who raised little Lermontov?
grandmother 3) father
mom 4) mom and dad
A 3. What was Krylov's name?
Ilya Andreevich 3) Ivan Andreevich
Andrey Ivanovich 4) Andrey Ilyich
Climbs into the soul, and looks into the pocket.
"Monkey and Glasses" 3) "Crow and Fox"
"Mirror and Monkey" 4) "Dragonfly and Ant"
clumsy person 3) ill-mannered person
smart person 4) unpleasant person
"Cliff" 3) "In the wild north..."
“Winter Evening” 4) “Already the sky was breathing in autumn ...”
Test 5 Great Russian writers (I.A. Krylov, M.Yu. Lermontov)
Option 2
A 1. How does the fabulist relate to the Fox?
with envy 3) with humor
with compassion 4) with love
A 2. How many years did I.A. Krylov work in the St. Petersburg Public Library?
more than 10 3) more than 30
more than 20 4) more than 40
A 3. What was the name of Lermontov?
Maxim Yurievich 3) Yuri Mikhailovich
Mikhail Yurievich 4) Yuri Maksimovich
Q 1. Which work is the proverb suitable for?
Don't judge others, look at yourself.
"Crow and Fox" 3) "Mirror and Monkey"
"Monkey and Glasses" 4) "Cliff"
B 2. Explain the meaning of the word ignoramus.
uneducated person 3) one who misbehaves
ill-mannered person 4) deceiver
C 1. Indicate the poems of M.Yu. Lermontov.
"Autumn" 3) "Winter Morning"
"Mountain peaks" 4) "Tier than fashionable parquet ..."
1 option
"Jump" 3) "In the wild north ..."
"Winter Evening" 4) "Crow and Fox"
A 2. Allegorically spoke about the shortcomings of people:
A.S. Pushkin 3) M.Yu. Lermontov
L.N. Tolstoy 4) I.A. Krylov
A 3. The hero of what story lost his hat because of the tricks of the monkey?
"Shark" 3) "Lion and dog"
"Jump" 4) "Where does the water from the sea go?"
Both, like lizards, stretched out in the water and with all their strength swam to the place where there was a barrel above the anchor.
"Jump" 3) "Lion and dog"
"Shark" 4) "What is the dew on the grass?"
C 1. Indicate the lines from the poems of A.S. Pushkin.
“The leaves in the field turned yellow, 3) “For the spring, the beauty of nature,
And they spin and fly ... "The sultry summer will pass ... "
“That year, autumn weather 4) “In the wild north stands alone
It stood for a long time in the yard ... "On the bare top of a pine tree ... "
Test 6 Great Russian writers
Option 2
A 1. What work did Leo Tolstoy write?
« Shark» 3) "Winter evening"
"Cliff" 4) "Autumn"
A 2. Which work allegorically describes the vices of people?
in a story 3) in a poem
in a fairy tale 4) in a fable
A 3. Which work speaks of the friendship of animals?
"Jump" 3) "Lion and dog"
"Shark" 4) "Kitten"
Q 1. From which work are the lines quoted?
Everyone on deck looked and laughed at what the monkey and the captain's son were doing...
"Where does the water from the sea go?" 3) "Jump"
"The Lion and the Dog" 4) "What is the dew on the grass?"
C 1. Indicate the lines from the poems of M.Yu. Lermontov.
“A golden cloud spent the night 3)“ A storm covers the sky with darkness,
On the chest of a cliff - a giant "Whirlwinds of snow twisting ... "
“Tier than fashionable parquet 4) “Mountain peaks
The river shines, dressed in ice... "They sleep in the darkness of the night..."
Test 7 Poetry notebook 2
1 option
K.D. Balmont 3) M.Yu. Lermontov
I.A. Bunin 4) N.A. Nekrasov
A 2. In which work is the flood described?
"Wildflowers" 3) "Childhood"
"Grandfather Mazai and hares" 4) "Golden word"
A 3. What was Bunin's name?
Ivan Andreevich 3) Ilya Alekseevich
Ilya Andreevich 4) Ivan Alekseevich
B 1. Explain the meaning of the word hook.
long stick 3) pole with metal hook and point
long pole 4) long pole in the form of an ax
B 2. Find out the work by rhyme.
Paths - ostinok, scraper - on a snowdrift.
"Wildflowers" 3) "Childhood"
"Dense green spruce forest by the road..." 4) "Golden word"
C 1. Indicate the poems of N.A. Nekrasov.
“Glorious autumn!...” 3) “It is not the wind that rages over the forest ...”
“Dense green spruce forest near the road ...” 4) “Grandfather Mazai and hares”
Test 7 Poetry notebook 2
Option 2
N.A. Nekrasov3) I.A. Krylov
I.A. Bunin 4) K.D. Balmont
A 2. What poem looks like a fairy tale?
“Glorious autumn!...” 3) “Grandfather Mazay and hares”
“It is not the wind that rages over the forest ...” 4) “Childhood”
A 3. What was the name of Nekrasov?
Nikita Andreevich 3) Nikolai Alexandrovich
Nikita Antonovich 4) Nikolai Alekseevich
B 1. Explain the meaning of the word zipun.
old country coat 3) peasant coat
peasant caftan made of coarse thick cloth 4) rich antique clothing
B 2. Learn the work by rhyme.
Ozolochu - I want, winter - mess.
1) "Wildflowers" 3) "Golden Word"
"Childhood" 4) "Glorious Autumn"
C 1. Indicate the poems of I.A. Bunin.
“It’s not the wind that rages over the forest ...” 3) “Wildflowers”
"Childhood" 4) "Dense green spruce forest near the road ..."
Test 8 Literary tales
1 option
A.S. Pushkin 3) V.M. Garshin
V.F. Odoevsky 4) D.N. Mamin-Sibiryak
A 2. Why did the journey of the frog from the fairy tale by V.M. Garshin not take place?
because of her boasting and arrogance 3) the ducks refused to take her
she couldn't take off 4) her twig broke off
Sloth and fisherman 3) Needlewoman and Moroz Ivanovich
fisherman and traveler frog 4) hare and ducks
Q 1. From which work are the lines quoted?
She thought, she thought, somehow she cleaned the greens, cut the meat and fish, and so as not to give herself much work, as everything was, washed, unwashed, she put it in a saucepan: greens, and meat, and fish, and mustard, and vinegar and added kvass...
"Frog traveler"
"Moroz Ivanovich"
4) "The Tale of the Brave Hare - Long Ears, Slanting Eyes, Short Tail"
C 1. What was the needlewoman like?
responsive 3) hardworking
indifferent 4) caring
Test 8 Literary tales
Option 2
A 1. Who wrote the fairy tale "The Frog is a Traveler"?
L.N. Tolstoy 3) D.N. Mamin-Sibiryak
V.M. Garshin 4) V.F. Odoevsky
A 2. What question did the Needlewoman not ask the old man?
about green grass 3) about snowflakes in winter
about the well 4) about knocking on the windows in winter
A 3. What are the characters from one fairy tale?
1) frog-traveler and ducks 3) Alyonushka and needlewoman
frog-traveler and heron 4) hare and sloth
Q 1. From which work are the lines quoted?
The tall moon is already looking out the window; there a slanting hare hobbled on his felt boots; the wolf's eyes lit up with yellow lights; bear Mishka sucks his paw. The old Sparrow flew up to the very window, knocks his nose on the glass and asks: soon?
"Saying to Alyonushka's Tales"
"Frog traveler"
"The Tale of the Brave Hare - Long Ears, Slanting Eyes, Short Tail"
"Moroz Ivanovich"
C 1. What was Sloth?
presumptuous 3) kind
indifferent 4) ungrateful
Test 9 Were-Fables
1 option
sea anemones 3) hermit crab
lobsters 4) sawfish
A 2. Who wrote the story "The Disheveled Sparrow"?
M. Gorky 3) K. G. Paustovsky
V.V. Bianchi 4) A.I. Kuprin
A 3. Who is hiding under the pseudonym Maxim Gorky?
A.I. Kuprin 3) V.M. Garshin
K.G. Paustovsky 4) A.M. Peshkov
A 4. Find the extra in the statement.
Smart dogs in the menagerie...
somersault 3) sing to the music
dance 4) talk to the owner
On an antique wall clock, an iron smith the size of a toy soldier raised a hammer. The clock clicked, and the blacksmith struck with a quick hammer on a small copper anvil.
"Disheveled Sparrow" 4) "The Case with Yevseyka"
C 1. Which of the things described in the story "The Elephant" could actually happen?
the little girl got sick 3) dad brought a toy elephant to the girl
the elephant came home to the girl
4) in the menagerie the elephant dined, just like a well-bred boy
Test 9 Were-Fables
Option 2
A 1. Who did not meet Evseika at the seabed?
1) holothurians 3) swordfish
2) sepia 4) siphonophores
A 2. Who wrote "The Case with Evseika"?
V.V. Bianki 3) A.I. Kuprin
K.G. Paustovsky 4) M. Gorky
A 3. Peshkov is the real name:
M. Gorky 3) K. G. Paustovsky
A.I. Kuprin 4) L.N. Tolstoy
A 4. What treat helped bring the elephant into the house?
banana cake 3) pineapple cake
chocolate cake 4) pistachio cake
Q 1. What work begins with such lines?
The little girl is unwell. Every day Dr. Mikhail Petrovich, whom she has known for a long time, visits her. And sometimes he brings with him two more doctors, strangers.
"Alyonushka's Tales" 3) "Elephant"
"The Case with Evseika" 4) "Disheveled Sparrow"
C 1. Which of the things described in the story "The Disheveled Sparrow" could actually happen?
Machine's father left for a country with a strange name "Kamchatka"
Mom's car danced at the Cinderella Theater
a crow flew in through the window and dragged a glass bouquet from the table
a sparrow flew into the auditorium and returned the bouquet to mom
Test 10 Poetry notebook 1 ( Part 2)
1 option
A.A. Blok 3) Sasha Cherny
S.A. Yesenin 4) A.S. Pushkin
A 2. What poem did A.A. Blok write?
"Dilapidated hut" 3) "Sparrow"
"Bird cherry" 4) "Why are you squeezing a duckling?"
A 3. What work was not written by Sasha Cherny?
1) "Why are you squeezing a duckling?" 3) "Sparrow"
"Elephant" 4) "Crow"
A 4. Which work tells about winter fun?
1) "Dreams" 3) "Elephant"
Hippopotamus, play, pond, baby, big.
"What are you squeezing duckling?" 3) "Dreams"
"Dilapidated hut" 4) "Bird cherry"
C 1. How do you understand the meaning of the word old?
crumbling from old age 3) decrepit
wooden 4) straw
Test 10 Poetry notebook 1 ( Part 2)
Option 2
1) Sasha Cherny 3) A.S. Pushkin
2) A.A. Blok 4) S.A. Yesenin
A 2. Which of the poems belongs to the pen of S.A. Yesenin?
"Bird cherry" 3) "Crow"
"Elephant" 4) "Dilapidated hut"
A 3. What work was not written by A.A. Blok?
1) "Dilapidated hut" 3) "Crow"
"Dreams" 4) "Sparrow"
A 4. What work teaches respect for animals?
1) "Why are you squeezing a duckling?" 3) "Crow"
"Bird cherry" 4) "Elephant"
В 1. Find out the work by keywords.
Fall asleep, nanny, fairy tale, lamp.
"Dreams" 3) "Dilapidated hut"
"Elephant" 4) "Bird cherry"
C 1. How do you understand the meaning of the word kick?
the same as kicking, as well as generally beating, kicking
actively resist
the same as swimming
same as hugging
Test 11 Love living
1 option
A 1. Who pulled Malka out of the water?
1) Fedya 3) Lydia
A 2. Why did the little hare run away from his native nest?
1) to look for crane warm countries
2) to find another family
3) in order not to freeze in the winter in the swamp
4) to find the dwelling of beavers
A 3. Whom have you not heard in winter near the hut of Listopadnichek?
1) cunning fox 3) angry lynx
2) angry bear 4) greedy wolverine
В 1. Find out the work by keywords.
Mother, sun, nature, Motherland.
1) "Mouse Peak" 3) "My Motherland"
2) "Leaf fall" 4) "The fry was guilty"
Q 2. What does the word prodigal mean?
1) one who is lost
2) one who left the parental home and returned after long wanderings
3) one who likes to walk a lot
4) one who misbehaves
C 1. How, cursing, did Lydia call Malka?
1) bow-legged 3) batyavka
2) rogue 4) shameless
Test 11 Love living
(V.I. Belov, I.S. Sokolov-Mikitov, M.M. Prishvin, V.V. Bianki)
Option 2
A 1. What were two tiny newborn kittens helplessly floundering in?
1) in a basket 3) in a trough
2) in a hat = earflaps 4) in a sheepskin coat
A 2. Why did Peak's little boat capsize?
1) a very strong wind was blowing
2) he was attacked by seagulls
3) he was turned over by a pike
4) a large bird of prey touched the sail with its wing
A 3. What did Listopadnichek dream about in a beaver hut?
1) about juicy beets 3) about sweet carrots
2) sweet turnip 4) crispy cabbage
Q 1. Who owns the words?
Protecting nature means protecting the Motherland.
1) V.I. Belov 3) M.M. Prishvin
2) V.V. Bianchi 4) I.S. Sokolov-Mikitov
Q 2. What is lava?
1) avalanche
2) small bridge
3) two hewn logs thrown from one bank to another
4) road on ice
C 1. What did Listopadnichek often remember in winter?
1) about your forest 3) about brothers and sisters
2) about a warm nest 4) about a mother hare
Test 12
1 option
A 1. Who wrote the story "Our Bug"?
1) V.Yu.Dragunsky 3) V.L.Durov
2) B.S. Zhitkov 4) V.P. Astafiev
A 2. Why did you decide to tie Yashka for the night?
to the bed 3) to the hanger
to the table leg 4) to the railing
A 3. How did the guys decide to get rid of the Bug?
to take away from the city 3) to hammer with a stone
drown 4) hang
Q 1. From which work are the lines quoted?
Since then, I have loved animals. And then, when he grew up, he began to educate animals and teach them ...
“About the monkey” 3) “He is alive and glowing”
"Our Bug" 4) "Kapalukha"
C 1. Guess the riddle. Which piece has a clue?
It will go out, then it will light up
At night there is a light in the grove.
Guess what it's called?
Golden....
“He is alive and glowing” 3) “About the monkey”
"Kapalukha" 4) "Our Bug"
Test 12 Love the living (B.S. Zhitkov, V.L. Durov, V.P. Astafiev, V.Yu. Dragunsky)
Option 2
A 1. Who wrote the story "Kapalukha"?
1) V.P. Astafiev 3) V.Yu. Dragunsky
2) V.L. Durov 4) B.S. Zhitkov
A 2. What did Yashka not do when he wanted to please?
did not become very affectionate 3) did not climb on the shoulders
didn’t try to kiss 4) didn’t start looking in my head
A 3. Why did the coat on the side and on the back of the Beetle peel off?
she fell into the fire 3) they splashed boiling water on her
she was loved with a burning stick 4) she got severe frostbite
Q 1. From which work are the lines quoted?
Only I taught them not with a stick, but with a caress, and they also loved me and obeyed.
“Our Bug” 3) “He is alive and glowing”
"Kapalukha" 4) "About the monkey"
C 1. What are the signs of the onset of evening in the story of V.Yu. Dragunsky?
lights began to light up in the windows 3) stars twinkled in the sky
the radio played music 4) dark clouds moved in the sky
Test 13 Poetry notebook 2
1 option
A 1. Who is the author of the poem "Separation"?
1) S.Ya.Marshak 3) E.A.Blaginina
2) S.V. Mikhalkov 4) A.L. Barto
A 2. What poem did E.A. Blaginina write?
"Cuckoo" 3) "In the theater"
"Thunderstorm in the afternoon" 4) "If"
A 3. From what work are these lines?
Maybe he was beaten
Or they forgot to let them into the house,
Or did he run away?
"Thunderstorm in the afternoon" 3) "Kitten"
"Separation" 4) "If"
What is boring is what will teach.
"Thunderstorm in the afternoon" 3) "Separation"
"In the theater" 4) "Cuckoo"
The protagonist is a boy, the action takes place in the forest; dawn, fog.
"Thunderstorm in the afternoon" 3) "Cuckoo"
"If" 4) "In the forest over a dewy clearing ..."
S.Ya.Marshak 3) E.A.Blaginina
A.L. Barto 4) V.P. Astaviev
Test 13 Poetry notebook 2
Option 2
A 1. What poem belongs to S.Ya. Marshak?
1) "In the forest over a dewy meadow..." 3) "Kitten"
2) "In the theater" 4) "If"
A 2. Who wrote the poem "Kitten"?
S.V.Mikhalkov 3) E.A.Blaginina
A.L. Barto 4) S.Ya.Marshak
A 3. What poem are these lines from?
And the scales sound sad
In our room. Without mom.
"Kitten" 3) "In the theater"
"Separation" 4) "If"
Q 1. What kind of work does the saying refer to?
Joy straightens, torment twists.
“In the forest over a dewy glade ...” 3) “Separation”
"Thunderstorm in the afternoon" 4) "Kitten"
B 2. Recognize the poem by its description.
It's funny, about children. Reveals the inner world of the hero - a child, his fantasies and dreams.
1) "Thunderstorm in the afternoon" 3) "If"
2) "Separation" 4) "Cuckoo"
C 1. Which of these authors wrote poetry?
A.L. Barto 3) S.Ya.Marshak
S.V.Mikhalkov 4) V.Yu.Dragunsky
1 option
A 1. What story belongs to N.N. Nosov?
"Phone" 3) "Golden words"
"Childhood Friend" 4) "Still Mom"
A 2. Who wrote the story "A Flower on the Ground"?
B.V. Shergin 3) M.M. Zoshchenko
A.P. Platonov 4) V.Yu. Dragunsky
A 3. What was the hero of the story "Pick a berry - you'll pick a box" to decorate?
countertop 3) jewelry box
parquet 4) closet
Q 1. Which work is the proverb suitable for?
Honor your teacher as you would a parent.
"Great travelers" 3) "Golden words"
"Still Mom" 4) "Fedya's task"
Pear, basket, toys, love.
"Fedya's task" 4) "Flower on the ground"
Lyolya, Minka, Styopka 3) Artyom, mother, Appolinaria Nikolaevna
Grandfather Tit, Afonya, grandmother 4) Vanya, Mitya, father's boss
Test 14
Option 2
A 1. Which story belongs to M.M. Zoshchenko?
1) "Phone" 3) "Fedya's task"
2) "Friend of childhood" 4) "Golden words"
A 2. Who wrote the story "Still Mom"?
A.P. Platonov 3) N.N. Nosov
B.V. Shergin 4) V.Yu. Dragunsky
A 3. The hero of which story wanted to become a boxer?
"Childhood friend" 3) "Golden words"
"Great Travelers" 4) "Still Mom"
Q 1. Which work is the proverb suitable for?
There is a friend - and the heart is warmed.
"Still Mom" 3) "Fedya's task"
"Childhood Friend" 4) "Golden Words"
B 2. Recognize the work by keywords.
Concert, TV, singer, flour, bell.
"Golden words" 3) "Childhood friend"
"Fedya's task" 4) "Great travelers"
C 1. Indicate the mistakes made when listing the heroes of one work.
Lyolya, father's boss, grandmother 3) grandfather Tit, Afonya, Styopka
grandmother, Mitya, master 4) Artyom, Appolinaria Nikolaevna, grandmother
1 option
A 1. When did the magazine "Funny Pictures" appear?
in 1924 3) in 1960
in 1956 4) in 1980
A 2. What did Irochka not say in response to her grandmother's request?
"Get off!" 3) "I have no time!"
"Now I'll help!" 4) "Here's more!"
A 3. Who wrote the story "Educators"?
Y.I.Ermolaev 3) G.B.Oster
V.Yu.Dragunsky 4) Roman Sef
В 1. Find out the work by keywords.
Laurel lane, grandmother, children, wind.
Y.I. Ermolaev "How legends are made" 3) G.B. Oster "How legends are made"
G.B. Oster “Let out” 4) Yu.I. Ermolaev “Let go”
poetic story about a historical event
a short story that has an instructive meaning
funny little story
humorous poem
C 1. Indicate the works of G.B. Oster.
"Merry Poems" 3) "Educators"
"How Legends Are Made" 4) "Bad Advice"
Test 15
Option 2
A 1. When was the Murzilka magazine founded?
1) in 1920 3) in 1956
2) in 1924 4) in 1980
A 2. What did Irochka not teach her parrot?
meow 3) croak
bark 4) say "Hello guys!"
A 3. Who wrote the story "How legends are made"?
Y.I.Ermolaev 3) G.B.Oster
V.Yu.Dragunsky 4) Roman Sef
В 1. Find out the work by keywords.
Child, address, friends, tram, fools, laughter.
Y.I. Ermolaev "Bad advice" 3) G.B. Oster "Bad advice"
Y.I. Ermolaev "Educators" 4) G.B. Oster "Merry Poems"
Q 2. How do you understand the word legend?
a work about the heroic events of the past
fairy tale comedy
secret information
story about events that actually happened
C 1. What animals are mentioned in "Merry Poems"
elephant and whale 3) goat and donkey
chicken and pigeons 4) tiger and bear
1 option
A 1. What did Medusa Gorgon have instead of hair?
long gray snakes 3) long black snakes
long green snakes 4) short black snakes
A 2. Who stole fire from Olympus and brought it to people?
Perseus 3) Minotaur
Hercules 4) Prometheus
A 3. How did the long-legged stork from the fairy tale of H.H. Andersen chatter?
in Spanish 3) in Russian
in English 4) in Egyptian
Q 1. To whom do these words belong?
Here I can not be afraid of Medusa Gorgon. She can't find me here.
Perseus 3) Polydectus
Prometheus 4) Andromeda
Everyone is conceited as much as he lacks intelligence.
The bird is red with the feather, and the man with the mind.
The beauty of the desert is the water, the beauty of the water is the swans.
The child cries, and the mother's heart hurts.
C 1. What was Prometheus like?
noble 3) courageous
compassionate 4) heartless
Test 16
Option 2
A 1. What did a person turn into by looking at Medusa Gorgon?
1) into stone 3) into fire
2) into a tree 4) into a river
A 2. What did the king not ask Perseus in his dungeon?
outlandish fish 3) juicy berries
sweet fruit 4) Gorgon's head
A 3. What did the duck name the chick when it fell out of the shell?
terrible freak 3) bad
ugly 4) turkey
Who are we talking about in these lines?
He had a pure and noble soul..., open to pity and compassion. His clear eyes looked straight and bold.
about Perseus 3) about Polydectes
about Prometheus 4) about Zeus
Q 2. Which proverb fits G.H. Andersen's fairy tale "The Ugly Duckling"?
Maternal affection knows no end.
Who is lucky, he was arrogant.
It is better to listen to the bitter truth than flattery.
Although the child is crooked, the father-mother is cute.
C 1. What was Prometheus like?
brave 3) smart
boastful 4) noble