Three small crossword puzzles for knowledge of literary concepts.
First crossword
1. Excerpt from artwork, which is relatively complete.
2. Poetic story on a legendary or historical theme.
3. A work of oral folk art, which contains an allegorical description of an object and it is required to guess this object.
4. Three-syllable meter.
5. Unusual word order.
6. Artistic exaggeration.
7. The genre of epic works, in terms of coverage of events and heroes, standing between a story and a novel.
In the selected vertical line from top to bottom: three-syllable meter.
Answers
1. Episode. 2. Ballad. 3. Riddle. 4. Anapaest. 5. Inversion. 6. Hyperbole. 7. Story.
In the highlighted line: dactyl.
Second crossword
1. Poetic size.
2. The main idea of a work of art.
3. A short allegorical story of an instructive nature.
4. A conversation between two or more people.
5. A short oral story with a witty ending.
6. Contrasting images, episodes, pictures.
7. Artistic exaggeration.
8. Construction of a work of art.
Answers
1. Yamb. 2. Idea. 3. Fable. 4. Dialogue. 5. Anecdote. 6. Antithesis. 7. Hyperbole. 8. Composition.
Third crossword
1. About this type of epic V.G. Belinsky wrote: “Short and fast, light and deep together, it flies from object to object, splits life into trifles and tears out leaves from the great book of this life.”
2. Size: "In the sandy steppes of the Arabian land, Three proud palm trees grew tall." (M. Lermontov).
3. Type of literature.
4. Most often, it can be indicated in writing with punctuation marks, but sometimes it is indicated by breaking it into lines, less often by changing the style of letters.
5. New words.
6. Size: “Glorious autumn! Frosty nights, Clear, quiet days...” (N. Nekrasov).
7. Large view of the epic.
8. The science of pronunciation of sounds and their combinations.
9. It is usually formulated in fables.
In the highlighted line from top to bottom: text that reads the same from left to right and right to left.
Answers
1. Story. 2. Amphibrach. 3. Lyrics. 4. Intonation. 5. Neologism. 6. Dactyl. 7. Roman. 8. Orthoepy. 9. Morality.
In the highlighted line: palindrome.
Used sources
1. Introduction to literary criticism / Ed. G. Pospelova. - M.: graduate School, 1976.
2. Kvyatkovsky A. Poetic Dictionary. - M.: Sov. encyclopedia, 1966.
3. Literature: Brief reference book of the student. - M.: Bustard, 1997.
4. Literature: Reference materials. - M.: Enlightenment, 1988.
5. Meshcheryakova M. Literature in tables and diagrams. - M.: Rolf, 2000.
6. Dictionary of literary terms. - M.: Enlightenment, 1974.
7. Trembovolsky Ya. L., Chekalov I. V. Your word, erudite! – M.: Enlightenment, 1990.
8. Encyclopedic dictionary of a young literary critic. - M.: Pedagogy, 1988.
This crossword can be used by teachers primary school or educators of the extended day group when writing scenarios extracurricular activities on the topics: "Tales", "Andersen's Creativity" or in the lessons of literary reading.
Crossword questions
Horizontally : 4. Which by genre literary works G.Kh. especially liked to compose. Andersen? 6. The bird that saved the Chinese emperor from death with its wonderful singing. 8. The name of the girl who was born in the bud of a flower. 10. Tale of a stupid princess who was punished by a poor but smart prince. eleven. magic item Ole Lukoye.
Vertically : 1. The bird is Thumbelina's faithful friend. 2. The tale of an extraordinary silver flower with a golden heart and a lark that died in captivity. 3. A beautiful bird that the ugly duckling has turned into. 5. A boy whose heart from evil magic turned into a piece of ice. 7. A magical item that he made for Princess Swineherd. 9. The heroine of the fairy tale "Wild Swans".
Answers . Horizontally: 4. Fairy tales. 6. Nightingale. 8. Thumbelina. 10. Swineherd. 11. Umbrella. Vertical: 1. Swallow. 2. Chamomile. 3. Swan. 5. Kai. 7. Pot. 9. Eliza.
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Tasks for the crossword puzzle
Horizontally:
Any actor literary work.
The image of a person on behalf of whom the narration is conducted in a literary work.
The sequence of events in a literary work.
Folklore.
One of the genres of literature.
A kind of literature, one of the signs of which is the absence (as a rule) of the plot basis of the work.
Construction of a work of art.
An intricate poetic description of an object or phenomenon that needs to be guessed; genre of oral folk art.
A stable verbal formula with which fairy tales and other works of oral folk art begin.
Violation of the sequence of speech; rearrangement of parts of the phrase, giving it a special expressiveness.
Vertically:
Artistic exaggeration.
Collision, serious disagreement, dispute.
Content.
1.M.Yu. Lermontov song about the merchant Kalashnikov.
2. N.V. Gogol "Taras Bulba".
3M. Cervantes Don Quixote.
4. I.S. Turgenev "Bezhin Meadow".
5.M.E. Saltykov-Shchedrin "The Tale of How One Man Feeded Two Generals."
6. L. Andreev "Kusaka".
7.A.S. Pushkin "Mozart and Salieri".
8.L.N. Tolstoy "Council in Fili" (fragment from the novel "War and Peace").
9. N.A. Nekrasov. Poem "Russian women".
10.M.D. Simashko "Emshan".
11. M.A. Sholokhov "The fate of man."
12.V.V. Nabokov "Christmas".
13.Yu.P.Kazakov "Deer antlers".
14.A. and B. Strugatsky "Baby".
15. V. G. Rasputin "French Lessons".
M.Yu. Lermontov song about the merchant Kalashnikov.
1. The city in which the action takes place.
2. The name of the heroine of the poem.
3. A musical instrument that accompanies the narration.
4. The name of the king who introduced the oprichnina in Rus'.
5. A vessel in which wine was brought to the guardsmen.
6. The name of the merchant Kalashnikov.
7. Favorite royal oprichnik.
8. Main character according to their occupation.
9. Alena Dmitrievna went there.
10. According to the tsar, first of all, the enamored guardsman should bow to her.
Answers.
Moscow. 2. Alena. 3. Gusli. 4. Ivan. 5. Bucket. 6. Stepan.
7. Kiribeevich. 8. Merchant. 9. Church. 10. Matchmaker.
N.V. Gogol "Taras Bulba".
1. In Ukrainian, "cut".
2. The name of the main character of the story.
3. The eldest son of Bulba.
4. The influence of this country began to affect the Russian nobility.
5. Ukrainian river.
6. Fought with the Polish gentry and the Turks.
7. Cossacks were often re-harnessed in battle.
8. Bulba took to rest.
9. Character trait of the main character.
Answers.
Notch. 2. Taras. 3. Ostap. 4. Poland. 5. Dnieper. 6. Cossacks. 7. Shotguns. 8. Fortress. 9. Courage.
M. Cervantes "Don Quixote".
1. The country in which Don Quixote lived.
2. Don Quixote's squire.
3. Vehicle Sancho Panza.
4. The village where the heroes lived.
5. Lady of the heart of a knight-errant.
6. The horse of Don Quixote.
7. What Don Quixote promised for the service of Sancho Panza.
8. Polite address to a man in Spain.
Answers.
Spain. 2. Sancho. 3. Donkey. 4. La Mancha. 5. Dulcinea. 6. Rosinante. 7. Island. 8. Senior.
I.S. Turgenev "Bezhin Meadow".
1. The main time of the story.
2. It is revealed in the actions and behavior of the hero.
3. The name of one of the boys.
4. The number of boys sitting in front of the fire.
5. Hunter's dog.
6. “Potatoes” were cooked in it.
7. Walked around the grave of a drowned man.
Answers.
Night. 2. Character. 3. Kostya. 4. Five. 5. Dianka. 6. Kotelchik. 7. Lamb.
M.E. Saltykov-Shchedrin
"The story of how one man
fed two generals.
There, at the behest of a pike, were two generals.
The place of service of the generals.
Hometown of the generals.
Slunk away from work.
One of the generals swallowed it.
The generals sent the peasant.
Answers.
Island. 2. Registration. 3. Petersburg. 4. Man. 5. Order. 6. Pyatak.
L. Andreev "Kusaka".
1. Didn't trust people who wanted to caress her.
2. A common name for all dogs.
3. Couldn't completely "evaporate" from Kusaka's heart.
4. The first person the dog met.
5. Breed Kusaki.
6. The place under which Kusaka liked to hide.
Answers.
Dog. 2. Bug. 3. Fear. 4. Girl. 5. Pooch. 6. Terrace.
A.S. Pushkin "Mozart and Salieri".
1. The profession of the main characters.
2. They form the basis of the work.
3. Italian sculptor, painter, architect, Renaissance poet.
4. The genre of the work.
5. Mozart played on it from the age of 4.
6. Incompatible with villainy.
7. The main driving motive of the murder.
8. Method of killing Mozart.
9. Mozart did not have time to complete this work.
10. Musicologists prove it by justifying Salieri.
Answers.
Musician. 2. Legends. 3. Buanarotti. 4. Tragedy. 5. Harpsichord. 6. Genius. 7. Envy. 8. Poisoning. 9. Requiem. 10. Innocence.
L.N. Tolstoy "Council in Fili".
(Excerpt from War and Peace.)
The name of the mountain is six versts from the Dorogomilovskaya outpost.
So internally Malasha called Kutuzov.
Kutuzov sent him an order to retreat.
Position Kutuzov.
Each general had her own.
The troops stood at Filey, retreating from him.
Napoleon was admitted to her.
Answers. 1. Bow. 2. Grandpa. 3. Platov. 4. Commander-in-Chief. 5. Position. 6. Borodino. 7. Moscow.
ON THE. Nekrasov. Poem "Russian women".
1. The poet collected materials about them.
2. Daughter of General Raevsky.
3. She replaced the execution of S.P. Trubetskoy.
5. He detained the princess on the road.
6. At this time, the princess was detained by the governor-general.
7. Princess Trubetskaya courageously overcame all of them.
Answers.
Decembrists. 2. Volkonskaya. 3. Hard labor. 4. Siberia. 5. Governor. 6. Week. 7. Barriers.
M.D. Simashko "Emshan".
1. Favorite Egyptian character folk tales and legends.
2. Sultan Baybars by origin.
3. The island on which Sultan Salih placed the Mamluks.
4. The country in which the story takes place.
5. Served as an impetus for writing the work of M.D. Simashko.
Answers.
Baybars. 2. Turk. 3. Kind. 4. Egypt. 5. Poem. 6. Arabs.
M.A. Sholokhov "The Fate of Man".
1. The area where the protagonist was born.
2. Sokolov's profession.
3. The name of the main character of the story.
4. Adopted son of Sokolov.
5. The author pays special attention to them, describing the portrait of his hero.
Answers.
Voronezh. 2. Chauffeur. 3. Andrey. 4. Vanyushka. 5. Eyes.
V.V. Nabokov "Christmas".
1. Nabokov carried his passion for them throughout his life.
2. The time when Indian silkworm butterflies fly.
3. In the Christmas story, she connects with lies.
4. Surname of the hero of the story.
5. Always present in the traditional Christmas story.
6. For the hero, it sharpens the perception of beauty.
7. The season described in the story.
Answers.
Butterflies. 2. Twilight. 3. True. 4. Sleptsov. 5. Miracle. 6. Suffering. 7. Winter.
Yu.P. Kazakov "Deer Horns".
1. In the story, he is with deer antlers.
2. The heroine suffered recently.
3. Most of all Kazakov appreciated in the story.
4. The process described in the story.
5. Inhabitants of the house with deer antlers.
6. So many years the heroine of the story.
Answers.
House. 2. Illness. 3. Overtone. 4. Recovery. 5. Gnomes. 6. Sixteen.
A. and B. Strugatsky "Baby".
1. Code name of the flight program.
2. The name of the magazine in which the story was published.
3. Surname of passengers spaceship crashed.
4. The name of the spaceship of earthlings.
5. He was Pierre on the explored planet.
6. Almost died because of the act of Mikey.
7. A word often spoken by the Kid.
8. One of the cybers.
9. An emergency flash lamp was built into it.
10. They fit into a strange pattern at the Kid.
11. Light bulbs of different colors were burning on it.
12. They were touched by the fingers of the Kid.
Answers.
"The ark". 2. "Aurora". 3. Semenovs. 4. "Pilgrim". 5. Aboriginal. 6. Baby. 7. Phenomenal. 8. Vol. 9. Hoop. 10. Leaves. 11. Indicator. 12. Pebbles.
V.G. Rasputin "French Lessons".
1. The hero did not do well in this subject.
2. Playing for money.
3. The name of the teacher.
4. Uncle Vanya's car.
5. The game proposed by the teacher.
6. The hero received in a package with pasta.
7. Lidia Mikhailovna went there.
Answers.
French. 2. Chica. 3. Lydia. 4. Lorry. 5. Wall. 6. Apples. 7. Kuban.
