What river can be cut with a penknife

Evening “Pearls of our mother tongue

This article is devoted to the evening “Pearls of our mother tongue”, dedicated to the Year of Ecology in Russia. This evening was held within the framework of the Russian language and literature week devoted to the Year of Ecology in Russia. Can be held in high school while repeating folk art.

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Compiled by Ogorodnikova L. В., Teacher of Russian language and literature. Preobrazhenka.

to develop an interest in studying Russian folklore using proverbs, proverbs, riddles, omens about nature; on the example of phraseological expressions.

To bring up the careful attitude towards the folk traditions and language.

Adoption of the centuries-old experience of the Russian people, crystallized in proverbs, proverbs, riddles, phraseological turns.

Today our game is devoted to phraseological works, proverbs, sayings, winged words, riddles and other genres of folklore, which are to some extent dedicated to nature.

To make the game interesting, we divided into four teams. So that we don’t sit at the table and get bored, we will have physical activity breaks during the game, that is, we will play under my guidance.

Who breathes with his tail? (Aquatic insects: the water scorpion, the rapatra and the grub. rat).

How to find out the age of fish? (The scales and the cross-section of the bone: annual rings form on them, like on a tree.).

What is the tallest and longest animal on Earth7 (A giraffe is 5 meters long.A worm is a parasite which lives in the stomach of the whale, up to 40 metres long.).

Which birds don’t fly?? (Ostrich, penguin, Australian kazoo bird, and New Zealand kiwi.).

What birds do not incubate? (Certain types of cuckoos, widows, shalas, Australian hens).

Who swims, runs, and flies the fastest?? (Fish is a swordfish. 100 km/hour, a gizzard: it has the same speed, and in flight there is no equal to a gregarious swift: its speed is 160. 170 km/hour).

Which river can be cut with a penknife?? (Prut).

We humans are very closely connected to nature. Nature helps us with everything. Although there are many modern methods for predicting the weather, unfortunately they are not accurate enough. The data about nature and its conditions are in constant flux, and it can be hard to keep track of fluctuations. Often people have to rely on their own feelings and folk omens, which are the accumulation of centuries of wisdom.

Wildlife and the world around us is constantly prompting and warning of impending changes in nature, and sometimes this happens much faster than the predictions of weather forecasters. Therefore, folk omens will never lose their relevance and will always be our reliable pendulum in the sea of weather phenomena. Knowing them will not only allow you to be closer to nature, but also to be aware of its changes.

In this contest, you must answer my question with one word, “bad” or “good.”

Bees sit in the hive and buzz loudly (bad)

Swallows and swifts fly high (good)

Lilac, jasmine, acacia blossoms (bad)

A ladybug taken on the hand quickly flies away (good)

A dandelion folds its fluffy umbrella (bad)

Late at night the grasshoppers are cracking hard (good)

You must predict the weather from the beginning of the story. е. say what natural phenomenon it refers to: rain, frost, thaw, and so on:

If a cat licks itself, it’s ( to rain).

If the wind blows on Palm Sunday, the summer will be (windy).

If bubbles form on the puddles when it rains, the rain will (be long and hard).

If the wind blows during the first days of April, June will be (rainy).

If the moon is red, the next day will be (cool).

If the windows sweat in winter, it is expected (warming).

A starry sky in winter is (severe frost).

Sparrows bathe in dust. for (rain), and in a puddle. for (warming).

A sparrow hides its head under its tail. to (frost and snowstorms).

A cat all day long, curled up in a ball, with its nose covered. sleeps. (for frost).

If the rowan tree is a rowan tree, winter will be (harsh).

Sparrows chirping in winter. to (thaw).

Bird cherry blossoms. wait for (cold weather or bad weather).

Some flowers close their buds in the daytime or more fragrant. for(inclement weather).

And the “weather bureau” or weather predictions listen to the poem E. Jenner’s “40 reasons to turn down a friend’s offer to go for a walk together.”.

And now we’re going to have a physical activity break. The game is called “In the River to the Shore.”. On the playground, 2 parallel mowing lines are drawn. these will be the banks, and between them the river. Its width should be such that players can jump over it in 2 jumps without a run-up. All players line up along the bank. I give the command: “Into the river! On the shore! In the river! into the river!”. Players must jump accurately on the presenter’s order: stepping on the bank line or jumping instead of the river to the bank is not allowed. Player is out of the game for violation. The winner is the last one not to drop out of the game.

Assignment. Guess the words that match the names of many different living things:

A wheel substitute in a tractor and tank (caterpillar);

A lover of getting up very early (lark);

A small ledge at the front of a small arms barrel, used for aiming (front sight);

The side of the coin opposite to the tails (heads);

A child’s toy on a string launched into the sky (kite);

Bottle cleaning brush (Brush. River fish with spiny fins);

A contraption that an electrician puts on his feet to climb up the support of a power line (cats);

A sporting tool in gymnastics (horse);

The film on the cooling milk (warbler is a songbird of the warbler family;)

A large Russian publishing house, specializing in the production of educational literature (Drofa. large steppe bird)

A well-known foreign shoe making firm (Salamander).

The name of the city and the fish (Sudak is a city in the Crimea).

Proverbs are short sayings, teachings that reveal national history, world outlook, and people’s everyday life.

5 “Finish the proverb or proverb” contest:

Different peoples have a lot of proverbs with similar meanings. Sometimes it is very difficult to find out in what country a proverb originated. I will cite foreign proverbs, and you will name a similar Russian proverb:

Spanish: You can’t fool the baker with a loaf of bread. (You can’t fool the old sparrow.).

German: Don’t look for fried sausage in the doghouse. (Don’t look for wind in the field).

This Chemical Cuts Like a Knife

French: A scalded rooster runs away from the rain. (Burned by milk, blows on water).

English: He who has a chattering mouth has a bruised body. (My tongue is my enemy).

German: There is a black sheep in every flock

Chinese: When there are many carpenters, the house is slanted

English: One hour in the morning is better than two hours in the evening.

English: You can recognize a bird by its song. (You can tell a bird by its flight.).

Swiss: A woman who likes to wash, will always find water (A pig will always find dirt)

French: To a good cat. a good rat (And the Russians say: To the great ship. a great voyage)

Arabian: There are no miracles from morning till night (But Russian people think: “Morning is wiser in the evening”)

Ossetian: Looking for an ant in a bear’s fur. And what do the Russians look for in such cases?? (Winds in the field. A needle in a haystack).

Sitting around, sitting around. Playing. A game with chairs to the music.

Twelve chairs are placed, 12 people are summoned. One chair removes. The music stops and the children sit on their chairs. The last one wins.

The seventh “Substitution” competition: (Captains’ Contest).

You must replace the newspaper headlines with similar proverbs and sayings:

♪ What’s a fact is a deed ♪. (As the sledge is, so are they.).

Get your skis ready for summer. (Prepare the sledge in summer and the cart in winter).

Small town but dear. (A small golden goose is a big one.).

Chickens are counted in winter. (Chickens are counted in the fall).

“It’s already been announced that you’re in someone else’s sleigh. (Don’t sit in your own sledge).

When there’s no harmony in the neighbors. (When comrades don’t agree, they don’t get on well).

Pucks in the spring they count. (Chickens are counted in the autumn).

Worn by the garment. (You meet a man by his clothes, but you see him by his wits).

Competition 8 “Old proverbs in a new way”:

The quieter you ride, the safer you’ll be (The quieter you ride, the farther you’ll be)

Makes snowboarding in summer and windsurfing in winter (Makes the sled in summer and the cart in winter)

The early bird gets up early, the good Lord help him

You can’t ram a jeep with a scooter (You can’t beat a whip with a whip)

My hat and my jacket are on the thief (The thief’s hat is on fire)

Don’t go in the water near a chemical plant (Don’t go in the water unless you know the way)

One head is good, but two is better (One head is good, but two is better)

You call yourself a rider, keep on treating (You call yourself a rider, get in the truck)

Drink seven times, pour once. (Measure twice, cut once)

♪ The collar is small, but it’s crushing ♪. (A small gold piece is a dear piece)

Inaccuracy is the politeness of snipers. (Accuracy is the politeness of kings.)

Woman into the water, Ichthyander is easier. (A cow by her sheep, a mare by the mare)

Contest 9 “Proverbs in a way or the other”:

In this contest you will not only have to show your knowledge of proverbs and sayings, but also to be smart:

They say: “Chicken. Not a bird, Mongolia is not abroad, and the ensign is not an officer”. A similar Old Russian proverb says: “A goat is not a cattle in cattle, a beast in beasts is not a hedgehog, a fish in fishes”. Who is it?? (Cancer)

A Russian proverb ends with the words: ” thirst goes away when you drink. And how does it begin?? (Appetite comes with food).

Which, according to the proverb, does not give rest to the feet? (Bad Head).

Few people know that this proverb has a sequel: ” and splash up”. How does the beginning sound?? (Found a scythe for grass on a rock).

They say, “Out of the bag and into the bunting”, “Out of the rain and into the drip”. And where and from where most often get? (Out of the fire into the fire).

Ivan the Terrible issued a decree obliging residents to install barrels of water in their yards. Answer with a proverb. why? (Just in case)

Restore the beginning of the proverb, which ends with the words: ” when there were three people”. (It was under Tsar Gorokh).

A Russian proverb warns: “Fear the goat from the front, fear the horse from the back”. And who is to be feared on all sides? (Man)

The 10th contest is “The proverbial riddle.”

These unusual riddles. Knowing the proverbs will help you guess them. The team that gives the correct answer on the first attempt gets three points, on the second attempt gets two points, on the third attempt gets one point:

A) It is twice as sweet on someone else’s side.

B) It doesn’t burn in water and it doesn’t sink in water.

Let’s remember what phraseological expressions are. they are stable combinations of words, equal in meaning to one word, or an entire sentence. And phraseology is a branch of the science of language, which studies stable word combinations, i.e. phraseological expressions. Anatoly Timofeyevich Arsiry said, “Phraseological phrases are precious threads that give speech a unique coloring and luster.”.

The Russian language is rich in idioms. Phraseological turns decorate our speech, make it figurative, expressive. The more a person knows stable phrases, the brighter his speech, the clearer he expresses his thoughts. Let us recall some phraseological expressions. I read a poem and you end it with a phraseological turn.

First I will ask you some funny questions to warm you up:

Does the earth have a face?? (Yes, in the phraseology wipe off the face of the earth.).

Is it possible to pour something from an empty vessel? (In the expression to pour out of nothing into nothing.).

Can a question get sick? Does it have a rib? (Phraseological phrases are a painful issue, put the question in a nutshell.).

They say: hot on the trail. Can the trail be cold? (In the phrase to leave a trace.).

Can sorrow be in a liquid state? (In the expression loaf of grief, drink of grief.).

Do the eyes of danger, of truth, of death? (In the phraseology of looking the truth, (danger, death) in the eye.).

What dish does some people have in their heads? (Porridge, vinaigrette).

Does a newspaper have legs, a book? (There are when they are “held upside down.”).

In a stable expression one word is used incorrectly, it must be replaced. (Each team is given a sheet of paper with a task:)

For each idiom in the left column, find the opposite meaning of the idiom:

Keep a stone behind your bosom. 3. Crows count.

To sit on someone else’s neck. 4. To keep a fierce hand on the tiller.

All over Ivanovskaya. 9. Hold your tongue.

Proverbs and sayings can be called a code of life rules, a practical philosophy. They are short and marked. But their interpretation can be quite florid. Identify which proverb or saying could be so interpreted. The team captain who raises his hand first will answer. The team can tell their captain.

The 13th ‘Interpretation of proverbs and sayings’ contest.

A forest gray predator has four limbs to fill its belly with food. (Voloka’s feet feed them).

In the place of residence, even the vertical partitions of the room provide support. (Houses and walls help.).

In a domestic animal, the food it produces is in its mouth. (A cow has milk on her tongue).

The one who always stands his ground, even if wrong, can bring up a stick of impressive size, and the one with a curvature of the spine. a recess in the ground of ritualistic nature. (A stubborn man will be corrected by a cudgel, and a humpbacked man by a grave.).

A married couple is a single instance of an unholy force. (Husband and wife are one Satan).

The place where I live is far away from the center of the community, so I am not aware of the events. (My house is on the edge, I don’t know anything).

The subject of an unclean force is not really capable of harming anyone, although some people imagine him capable of vile atrocities. (The devil is not as fearsome as he is made out to be.

The oval edibles produced by the bird must not show superiority in mind to the bird itself. (Eggs don’t teach the hen).

The Carousel Game. The goal of the game: not to be late for the merry-go-round.

The players stand in a circle. There’s a rope on the floor. The ends of which are tied. Players approach the rope. They pick it up from the floor and, holding it with their right hands, walk in a circle with the words:

At the presenter’s command: “Turn around!”. Everyone quickly takes the rope with the other hand and runs in the opposite direction with the words:

The carousel slows down and stops with the last words. The players place the rope on the floor and run off in different directions. At the presenter’s signal. clap their hands. they hurry to sit on the merry-go-round again, i.e. е. take hold of the rope and the game resumes. The latecomers will not go on the merry-go-round.

The riddles are very closely related to nature. They reflect the phenomena of nature very well. Now first I will tell you a few riddles, and then each team tells their own nature riddles to each other:

Zarya. zaryanitsa walked through the church, dropped the keys, the month saw, the sun stole. (Dew)

That around the hut you can’t carry? (Water in a sieve)

When he was a child, he knew no diapers; when he became an old man, he had a hundred diapers on him. (Cabbage.)

There are feathers, but they don’t fly; there are no legs, but you can’t catch up with them. (Fish)

Men without axes have cut down a hut without corners. (Ants and anthills)

And now representatives of each team will tell their riddles.

Now I will read the explanations and you need to replace them with phraseological expressions:

A very messy place, a mess of things to do (Hagiadas Stables).

The most vulnerable place of someone (Achilles’ heel).

Disorder, confusion, turmoil, utter confusion (Pillar of Babel).

A terrible destructive disaster (World Flood).

To be forgotten, to disappear without a trace (Fade into oblivion).

Something desirable, extremely necessary, rare (Manna from heaven).

A way of finding a way out of a difficult situation (Ariadne’s Thread)

The room is too crowded (There’s no room to spare).

Not using something himself and not giving it to others. (Dog in the hay).

A person who has failed, has found himself in an awkward, ridiculous position (Came in a muddle).

When it is hard to find fault with something, they say (A mosquito will not shake his nose).

What is the name of the person on whom someone else’s guilt, responsibility for someone else’s misdeeds is constantly blamed (Scapegoat).

I call a word and the team should name as many idioms as possible that have this word in them.

Team 1: nose (nose to nose, sticking your nose in, not seeing beyond your nose, nose to nose, nose to nose, nose to smell, hang up your nose, nose to nose, nose to nose, nose to peck, nose to peck);

2 command hand (hand to hand, hand to hand wash, hand to hand, hand to hand, hand will not rise, hand will not tremble, clean up the hands, other people’s hands to grasp the heat);

3 command head (to put in the head, soap the head, no king in the head, to lose the head, from sick head to healthy head, from head to toe, to whip the head);

The fourth team has a finger (don’t put your finger in your mouth, point your finger in the sky, wrap your finger around it, don’t touch it, know it like the back of your hand, you can count on your fingers).

That’s the end of our competition program. Now the jury will sum up the results and award the winners. And I’m saying goodbye to you. Comprehend the wisdom of the people, live in harmony with a good word. Not without reason Russian proverbs say: “A good word to say is a straw in your hand”, “A good word is better than a soft pie”, “a good speech is better than honey”.

Here is what famous writers and poets said about our language. About why it should be protected.

Mikhail Vasilievich Lomonosov wrote: “Charles V, the Holy Roman Emperor, used to say that it was proper to speak Spanish to God, French to friends, German to enemies, Italian to the female sex. But if he knew Russian, of course he would add that it is decent to speak it to everyone.к. would find in it the splendor of Spanish, the vivacity of French, the strength of German, the tenderness of Italian, and the richness and strong representativeness of Latin and Greek.”.

And here is what Samuel Yakovlevich Marshak said: “We must guard the language from littering, remembering that the words we use today. with the transmission of some new ones. will serve for many centuries after you to express ideas and thoughts still unknown to us, to create new poetic creations that are beyond our foresight. And we should be deeply grateful to the preceding generations who brought us this legacy of imaginative, capacious, intelligent language. It itself already has all the elements of art: a coherent syntactic architecture, the music of words, a verbal painting”.

And here is what Alexei Nikolaevich Tolstoy wrote about the Russian language: “The Russian language! For thousands of years the people have been creating this flexible, lush, inexhaustibly rich, clever poetic the instrument of their social life, their thoughts, their feelings, their hopes, their anger, their great future Divine ligature the people weaved an invisible network of Russian language: bright as a rainbow following the spring rain, apt as arrows, intimate as a song over the cradle, melodious The backwoods world, on which he threw the magic net of words, submitted to him like a tame horse.”.

“In the days of doubt, in the days of heavy reflection on the fate of my homeland. You alone are my support, O great, mighty one. The truthful and free Russian language ! Don’t be you. How not to fall into despair at the sight of all that is done at home? But you can’t believe such a language wasn’t given to a great nation!”

There’s no water in the rivers and seas. What is it? (Geographical map)

And you can’t look down from the mountains to the ground. (Geographical map)

Which river in southern Russia is named after an animal of prey?? (Medveditsa River, left tributary of the Don)

Which city’s name is made up of a bird and an animal? (Crow. ezh)

The name of which river is in your mouth? (Desna)

What river can be cut with a penknife? (Prut)

Which river in the Urals is played in chess?? (Tura)

Which bird, losing one letter, becomes the greatest river in Europe? (The oriole bird of the Volga River)

The city whose name fits one boy and one hundred girls. (Sevastopol)

To which structure do you need to add A to get the name of a big fast river? (Hangar. а)

Which river flies? (The crow river in the Tambov and Penza regions.)

What town has a sweet name?? (Raisin)

(Which city can float in the air?)? (Eagle)

A city with a man’s name and a part of the world in its name. (Vladivostok)

The name of which three Russian cities can be read equally from left to right and right to left? (The city of Venev in Tula Oblast, the city of Asha in Chelyabinsk Oblast, the city of Tommot in Yakutia)

What balloon cannot be rolled away? (Matochkin Spit)

Which peninsula speaks of its size? (Я. small)

Into what goal cannot be hammered? (Kara Gate)

Take, my friend, the example of the penguin! (Antarctica)

Who is waiting for the cargo on the ice floe? (People, polar explorers)

That giant you know, children! (Eiffel Tower)

You must know the name of the wall. (The Great Wall of China)

What kind of beast runs to the Red Sea? (Tiger River)

Which tropical island self-recognizes as belonging to a garment? (Ya-maika)

If you put a small horse between two identical letters, you get

How to combine the name of a planet and a tree to get the name of a city in France? (Mars spruce)

The name of which fish has to be read backwards to get a town in Italy? (Burbot. Milan)

Which country gave the world its open pie? pizza? (Italy)

The name of which country in Europe ends in three I? (Austria)

Which two side-by-side notes should be read backwards to make a river in Central Europe? (Do Re Oder)

Fisherman’s Day. Scenario

Fisherman Day can be held outdoors, close to the river or lake, as well as indoors. A good option would be to go camping that day or even the day before.

We offer several options, from which you can create your own program according to your desires and abilities.

Fisherman’s contest You can’t take the fish out of the pond without hard work

On Fisherman’s Day or the day before, a series of contests are held for fishermen:

You can participate in the competitions individually or as a team, as a part of a group, as a grade.

Putin’s oral magazine

Workers of blue fields story about the national holiday of the Day of Fisherman.

Gifts of Obi (guided tour of the exhibition of aquariums, drawings, stuffed animals, photographs, etc.).

The guest of the third page meeting with an experienced fisherman.

Honoring the winners of the contest of fishermen Without labor you can’t take the fish out of the pond.

Bon appetit!Recipes of fishing cuisine, meeting with the cook Kulinarkin, an auction of fish dishes.

On a visit to the Golden Fish

The contest for the smart, nimble, fast is held by the Golden Fish. Its program includes fascinating charades, rebuses, puzzles, riddles, quizzes, rides. Rewards are awarded in the form of medals, such as the Wise Carp Medal for the best guesser, the Seahorse Medal for the most skilful, the Old Crab Medal for the best fish connoisseur, etc. д.), toys Fisherman, kettles of fish soup, canned fish, etc.

You can play in teams or individually. On a large strip of paper are drawn problems, rebuses, charades, questions, and tasks on a fish theme. Each grid task shows the number of points a fish gets if you complete the task correctly. Assignments of varying difficulty are graded differently. Whoever answers or completes the task, gives the answer sheet to the jury. At the end the results are summed up, the correct answers are called and the winners are awarded.

Sample questions, puzzles, and jokes:

What kind of fish did Kum carried Kum in the Russian folk song Along Along Peter’s Road?

What is fish soup? What dish in Russia was called “ukha” (soup)??

What fish Demyan used to serve to his neighbor Foka in the fable I. Krylov Demyan’s fish soup?

What did the custodian of the God-pleasing institutions give to Khlestakov in his comedy The Government Inspector. Gogol’s The Government Inspector?

What was the name of the tavern in Krylov’s fable. Tolstoy’s Golden Key or Adventures of Pinocchio?

What fish was invited to babysit the silly mouse in the fairy tale S. Marshak?

Which fish are called red, though their meat is white and their caviar is black?

Which fish spawns in the most severe frosts? Which Russian writer wrote a story about her unusual catch?

Which Italian town’s name would turn into a fish if you read it backwards??

Which island in the Far East resembles a fish by its outline??

The Idealistic Carp, the Dried Fish, the Wise Gudgeon Who is the author of these tales??

Why is one of the characters in M. Sholokhov’s novel The Wilderness? Sholokhov The Virgin Soil Lifted was nicknamed “Shchukar?

In what country a fish with a musical name is a delicacy? What kind of name is that??

Change just one letter in the words and turn them into fish: barrel, sor, calico, story, dance, coal, cheek.

Do the same with the names of plants, animals, and birds: gubach, linden, harrier, madder, mink, saiga.

Now turn the fish into birds: carp, saika, saiga, whitefish, magpie.

What river can be cut with a penknife?

What Ural river is played in chess?

What notes sailors use to measure their way?

Soup of fresh fish. In Russia, ukha was the name of all soups in the broth.

Labardanom freshly salted cod.

Trying to bite off a factory hook from the fishing rod of his grandfather Kupyr under water, the nine year old boy was accidentally caught by the upper lip instead of a pike. His father cut off the hook and his lip healed, but from then on the boy’s nickname was stuck to his old age.

The perception of sound in most fish is related to the swim bladder. A kind of ear is also a side fishing line.

The nose, the organ of smell, is on the fish’s head. It represents two pouches, which are placed in special recesses of the skull and allow the fish to smell.

The game “Continue the proverb

On the fish cut out of cardboard, write unfinished proverbs on a fishing theme. Players “fish” out of the bag, read the beginning of “fishing wisdom” and complete it. It is not necessary to remember the exact word, it is important to convey the meaning of the proverb or proverb and explain how it should be understood.

The big fish will hide, the small one will always. (In plain sight).

A fish that is not caught always seems to be. (big).

You can’t get the fish without labor. (from the pond).

For a good fish soup always a wok. (Small). To eat a fish, you have to put it in the water. (climb).

How to celebrate the Fisherman Day: games, riddles, contests ” Woman’s World

It is better to fry whole flounder or to choose large enough pieces of fillet. 150-200 grams, so they do not fall apart and keep the juice inside. Fish must be dried before frying. When frying fish it is better not to turn it over: put it on a heated frying pan and when the skin browns and the flesh turns white, put it into a heated to 180 ° C oven for 10-12 minutes.

And in any case do not cut the skin. it’s like a frame, it will retain its shape.

Trick puzzles and logic puzzles

There were 12 chickens, 3 rabbits, 5 puppies, 2 cats, 1 rooster and 2 chickens. The master and his dog came into the room. How many legs are in the room?? Answer: Two, animals have paws 5757

Horses go to the ball? Answer: Yes, on the balcony walks Ala 3365

There was a man. He came to work and slept there every night. He turned on the light, but that night he forgot. In the morning he looked out of the window and hanged himself. What did he do and why did he hang himself?? Answer: Worked at the lighthouse, and hanged himself because he did not turn on the light at the lighthouse, and all the ships crashed Lyuda, Krasnodar 1634

Once upon a time there was a rich lord. One morning he had to leave on a trip. But before he left, the watchman ran up to him and started shouting that the gentleman was not going anywhere, because he dreamed that the gentleman was going to have an accident. But the landlord took him and fired him. Why?? Answer: The watchman slept on the job Nastya 2079

The merchant was on the train, eating a salted cucumber He ate one half and gave the other half to someone? Answer: to Alyona (salty

with Alyona) Dasha, Ivanovo 2164

From a dialogue in a store:. How much is two?. Thirty And thirty-nine?. Sixty Give me two hundred and thirty-nine!. From you ninety. The question: what was sold and how much is one? Answer: The numbers on the door of the apartment, one number costs 30 Zhiglina Alyona, Kazan 1838

What never lies? Answer: mirror petrova nastya 2680

It is two o’clock in the morning, the light is on, Igor is in bed and leafing through a book. Suddenly he sees that thieves are climbing in through the window. They broke into the room and stole all the jewelry. In the morning the police came, but Igor couldn’t tell them what had happened during the night. Igor is not deaf, not nimoy and not blind. Why couldn’t he tell? Answer: anonymous kid, bereznik 1405

It’s black as the devil. Hot as poison! He is as pure as an angel, and gentle as love.He is bad for the people, he makes them go on the rampage and distemper. No, it enlightens the mind and instills logical thinking. Revolution and progress go hand in hand. He helped raise Great Scientists and Poets. The people who befriend him are distinguished by their strength of spirit and defiance of the fate of slaves. Answer: coffee Zhuravleva Tatiana, Lesnoy Sverdlovsk region 1107

What river in Europe can be cut with a penknife? Answer: Prut River Zhuravleva Tatiana, Lesnoy Sverdlovsk region 1695

What is the water in the glass? Answer: behind the glass Shablovsky Yasha, Prokopyevsk 2842

Grandma was carrying 100 eggs in a basket. One has fallen. How many eggs are left? Answer: There are 0 eggs left, because the bottom has fallen down Alena 2822

Small, gray, elephant-like. Answer: Elephant Yaychv Sva, Cheboksary 2523

6 legs, 2 arms, 2 bodies, 2 heads, 1 tail? Answer: The rider on the horse Nastya, Kronstadt 2482

Which word ends with three letters e? Answer: Longer Angelica, Moscow 1943

Watermelon is a fruit or a vegetable? Answer: Berry Diana Andeeva, Moscow 2465

There were two fathers and two sons. And only three apples. But everyone ate an apple. How is that possible?? Answer: Son, father, grandfather 6802

What happened in the mid-20th century that will not happen for 4000 years?? Answer: The year 1961 was read the same way, the next such year would be 6009 8015

Which word has five “l “s in it? Answer: parallel-sequential 11118

Which word has three “o’s” in the middle in a row? Answer: Zoobrazhenie 8607

Which word has three letters “g” in it? Answer: Buzzing 9868

How can a shepherd rescue a flock of sheep on an island if a fire is moving in on them, without going into the water or putting out the fire in any way? Answer: Maybe only in dreams Mamaev Magomed, Makhachkala 1065

What are you sitting on, When you’re hurtling In the fog of the sky blue? Answer: Airplane seat 8164

Why the man walks? Answer: On the ground Ilya Bezborodov, St. Petersburg 2010

What was the elephant doing when Napoleon came?? Answer: Grass chewed Bezborodov Ilya, St. Petersburg 2241

What makes a goose’s feet red?? Answer: From the knee Bobrova Elena, g. Rostov-on.Don 1987

What is impossible to pick up sitting down? Answer: The chair on which you sit Natalia Alianova, St. Petersburg 2038

Imagine that you are floating on the sea in a boat. Suddenly the boat begins to sink, you find yourself in the water, and sharks swim up to you. What to do to save yourself from sharks? Answer: Stop imagining it 5528

Why didn’t Beethoven finish the Unfinished Symphony? Answer: Because the Unfinished Symphony was composed by Schubert, not Beethoven 7963

What is the highest mountain in the world from base to top?? Answer: Ararat (many will call Everest, but Everest is the highest mountain above sea level, not from the foot) 7409

What was the highest mountain on Earth before they knew about Mount Everest? Answer: Mount Everest (whether you knew about it or not, it is the tallest) 6530

In what year is it predicted that people in Russia will get sick more? Answer: In 2014 (cheering for the athletes in Sochi) 7509

What is the name of the ballot box that only paper is thrown into? Answer: Ballot box (ballot box) 7234

What does a father always give to his children and a mother never gives? Answer: Fatherland 9684

What word can be written from right to left, turned upside down, mirrored, and still be the same? Answer: it 4828

Vanya’s father had three sons: Misha, Sasha, and. Who is the third? Answer: Vanya 6492

Which word has 7 letters “o.”? Answer: Defense 9293

Man has 3 body parts. Each body part can be written in three letters, and the first and last letters are the same. What are these parts of the body? Answer: Eye, eye (second), navel 4131

The day before yesterday Fede was 17. Next year he will be 20 years old. How can this be?? Answer: The statement was made on January 1. Fedya’s birthday is December 31. The day before yesterday he was 17, yesterday he turned 18, this year he will be 19 and next year he will be 20 6077

Claim that they don’t glue, even though they haven’t even been tried to glue them. Answer: Cases 5317

Why do birds lay eggs? Answer: If they threw them away, the eggs would break 7269

Why do lions eat raw meat?? Answer: Because they don’t know how to cook it 7450

Two walkers stop near the same object and argue. One said: “It’s red.”. The other objected, “No, it’s black.” “Why is it white?” asked the first one. “And because it’s green,” replied the second. What is this? Answer: Currant Titarenko Lera, Domodedovo 1183

The woman came to the doctor for a checkup. The woman was the doctor’s sister. But the doctor was not the woman’s brother. Who was he to her?? Answer: Sister 3528

I have no weight, but I may be light, I may be heavy. Who am I? Answer: Music 6480

Eskimos were good hunters, but they never hunted penguins. Why? Answer: Eskimos lived at the North Pole, penguins lived at the South Pole 3059

Which came first: the egg or the chicken? Answer: Egg. Eggs were laid by dinosaurs long before there were chickens. 7041

A boy met a man at the market who offered a wager: “If I write your exact weight on a piece of paper, you pay me a thousand; if I write it wrong, I pay you a thousand. In doing so, I won’t weigh you down and question you.” The boy agreed. The man wrote on a piece of paper and showed the boy. The boy looked at the paper and gave 1,000 to the man. How the man won the bet? Answer: The man wrote “your exact weight” 2885

The combined age of the father and son is 66. The father’s age is the son’s age written from right to left. How old are each? Answer: 51 and 15, 42 and 24, 60 and 06 3368

What was the president’s name in 1975? Answer: Same as today 6978

If you have not enough riddles with trickery, look for riddles of similar subjects: funny and amusing riddles. On the subject of riddles with a catch for you may be interested in our article How to draw 1000 men in one minute?

Riddle #10816 : A Wise Man Came to a Town. ♪ He knew all the world ♪. People came to the wise man for advice, and all helped the wise man. There was a boy who lived in the city.

A wise man came to a town. He knew everything in the world. People would come to the wise man for advice, and the wise man would help them all. There was a kid in town. When the boy heard that a wise man had come to town, he decided to test the wise man’s abilities. The boy was cunning. So he caught the butterfly and held it between his hands so he could let it go or crush it. And so the boy came to the wise man with a butterfly between his hands # Listen to me! If you’re really very wise and help people Guess if there’s a live butterfly in my hand? If he answered “alive,” the kid would crush the butterfly. If he’d answered “dead,” the kid would have let out a butterfly. What did the wise man say??

The intellectual game “Geo-business

There’s a battle between the teams today, but let there be no hard feelings among you. For today there will be a winner or a loser among you. We’ll be glad if you show your ingenuity in the battles, Skill, knowledge and fun will let you play in a draw

FIRST “Warm-up” Contest (the presenter asks a question, who will answer it the fastest)

1.Which ocean “deceives” with its name? (Pacific Ocean) 2.Which ocean’s name reveals its location? (Arctic Ocean) 3.How many equators can be drawn on a globe? (One) 4.What is the name of the point on the globe where you can circumnavigate the globe by turning 360 degrees? (North Pole) 5.Name the highest peak on Earth. (Dzhomolungma) 6.Name the deepest depression in the ocean. (Mariana)

Develop students’ ability to generalize and organize what they have learned; explain patterns and processes; make cause-and-effect connections; orient in space.

To develop pupils’ geographical thinking and creative abilities, literate oral speech, cognitive interests.

Foster a sense of teamwork, teamwork skills, responsibility, and independence in the children.

To develop students’ interest in the subject, horizons, and reading interests

a) Team name related to geography, travel, etc.д.

The presenter should prepare the following (for 4 teams):

a) In the envelopes there should be four continents cut into pieces (contour map)

Today there is a battle between the teams, but let there be no hard feelings among you.

After all, the winner or loser today will be someone among you.

We will be glad if you show your ingenuity in battles,

Skill, knowledge and fun will allow you to play a draw

(presenter asks whoever answers first.)

1.Which ocean “deceives” with its name? (Pacific Ocean)

2.The name of which ocean indicates its location? (Arctic Ocean)

3.How many equators can be drawn on a globe? (One)

4.What is the name of the point on the globe where you can circumnavigate the globe by turning 360 degrees? (North Pole)

5.Name the highest peak on earth. (Jomolungma)

6.Name the deepest depression in the ocean. (Mariana)

7.Which continent is washed by all the oceans? (Eurasia)

8.Which ocean washes over all the continents except Australia? (Atlantic)

9.Who Discovered Antarctica? (Russian navigators Bellingshausen and Lazarev)

10.Who was the first person to visit the South Pole?? (Norwegian traveler Roald Amundsen)

Which river’s name is in our mouths? (Desna)

12.Which bird, losing one letter, becomes the largest river in Europe? (I-Volga)

13.Which river can be cut with a penknife? (Prut)

14.Which city floats in the air?? (Eagle)

15.Which island recognizes itself as part of the sportswear? (Jamaica)

17.Which peninsula speaks of its size? (Yamal)

18.Which city has one boy and a hundred girls?? (Sevastopol)

19.The wolf roared For a hundred villages, For a hundred rivers. (thunder)

21.Lied, lied, and ran into the river (snow)

23.A blue coat covered the whole world (sky)

30.You can see the edge, but you can’t reach it. (Horizon.)

I show the way to the traveler “north-south”. (Meridian.)

Each team receives a sealed envelope containing an outline map of the continent, cut into several pieces. The students have to put this continent together and name it. Whoever collects it fastest, gets 4 points, the remaining 1 point. Describe its geographic location.

While the team is working. for the fans to tell:

“Amazing geographical bloopers” ( supplements)

Based on the Cyril and Methodius multimedia encyclopedia

“Define the continent”. One by one from each team, starting with the laggard.

FOURTH “Geographic definitions” contest

While the team is working. for the fans to tell:

“Amazing geographical bloopers” ( supplements) or multimedia “Identify the animal”

Competition based on the multimedia encyclopedia of Cyril and Methodius.

THE SIXTH COURSE (while the captains’ competition is going on)

Natural Zones of the Earth. Multimedia Encyclopedia

Four identical crossword puzzles are given out. The first person to write in all the names and do it correctly wins.

2.A conditional line on the Earth’s surface, connecting the poles.

3.The angle between the directions to the north and the given object.

5.The scientist who first used the term “geography”.

6.A conventional fishing line on the earth’s surface, indicating the west-east direction.

1.line on the map, along which the absolute altitude does not change

Answers: globe, meridian, azimuth, level, parallel, horizontal.

While the participants are looking for the treasure, the fans are asked questions.

Which city in the Voronezh region has the name of a loaf? (Kalach)

Which cities with the name of the mineral you can name? (Asbest town in Sverdlovsk region, g. Solikamsk, g. Manganese, g. Magnitogorsk, g. Nickel)

What river can be cut with a knife? (р. Prut in Moldova)

Which mountain in the Crimea has the name of a large forest animal? (Bear Mountain)

Which state in South America has the name of a headdress? (Panama)

Amazing Geographical Lapses 1. In the summer of 981 the ship of the Viking Erik the Red approached an unknown land. Erik saw the green carpet of moss on the shores, and, rejoicing, somewhat hastily named the discovered land Greenland, that is, “green country”. Although, actually, in some places the thickness of the ice shell of Greenland island is more than 3 kilometers, and the total ice reserve of this “green country” is so large, that if it suddenly melted, the level of the world’s ocean would rise by 8 meters.

Reverse case, Iceland. The name translates to “land of ice.”. This is how one of the discoverers of the island, the Norwegian VIKING Floki Wilgerdarson, named it. But in fact, snow and glaciers cover only a small portion of the island. Icelanders themselves joke: “The coldest in our country. is its name.”.

Applewood Ridge. It is located in Transbaikalia, and it would be logical to assume that it is so named either because many apple trees grow there. But in fact, the name of the ridge. This is a distortion of the local Yabylgani-Daba, which means “easily passable mountains.”.

The Yug River in the Komi Republic also has a deceptive name. It doesn’t flow to the South and it’s not in the South. In the Komi language, the sound “yoo” means a whole phrase: “a river that can be navigated by a boat”.

Republic of Costa Rica. Translated from Spanish, Costa Rica means “rich coast”. Christopher Columbus gave it that name. The Spaniards, struck by the amount of gold jewelry of the locals, believed that these regions were rich in gold. And only later it turned out that there is no gold there, and the gold ornaments Indians brought from Peru.

The name of Sakhalin Island came about through sheer misunderstanding. French scientists who mapped the region wrote “Sakhalin angakhata,” which means “cliffs at the mouth of the black river,” near the western shore of Sakhalin. Geographers mistakenly attributed the name to the island itself, and subsequently the name was fixed on all maps.

The name Canada appeared due to the complete ignorance of Europeans of the language of the locals. Kanata means “settlement” or “village” in Iroquois.

And Yucatan means “I do not understand you” in Native American. This is how the locals in 1571 responded to the Spaniards’ question about what this beautiful blooming land was.

The Land of Fire. In 1520, while sailing in the evening through the strait that was later named after him, Magellan saw on his port side many lights. Most likely, these were fires lit by locals. Magellan named the land “Terra del fuego”, that is, “Land of lights”. But the cartographers were careless about the name and called the island “Tierra del Fuego.”. There are no volcanoes on Tierra del Fuego and there have never been any.

Canary Islands. The word canary has nothing to do with canaries, it translates to “Isle of Dogs. During a naval expedition, the Numidian ConolleJube II discovered on one of these islands many wild and vicious dogs, and of impressive size. However, canaries on the Canary Islands are indeed very numerous, and this archipelago used to be called Lucky.

5.What were the travelers of the Age of Exploration?

4.List the major mountain systems of Russia

5.Name the travelers of the Age of Discovery

5.Name the travelers of the Age of Discovery

2.A cold current has a water temperature. than the surrounding watercourse.

Sentences with the word combination “penknife

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Question: an aircraft carrier is something neutral, positive or negative?

Quotes from the Russian classics with the phrase “penknife

• There is a soldier in a greatcoat in front of him, this gentleman of the flea market, selling two penknives. A saleswoman-hunter with a box full of clogs.

Combinability of the word “penknife (knife)raquo

• penknifePerochin-knifePerochin-knife
• penknife in hand
• open penknife
• (full table of combinations)

Combinability of the word “penkgaqqo

• penknifeknife-cabbage knife-small knife
• penknife in hand
• blade of penknife
• to grasp a penknife to play with a penknife to open a penknife
• (full table of compatibility)

The meaning of the word combination “penknife (knife)raquo

Penknife (knife). a small folding knife (originally for cleaning goose feathers, which were written). See. also penknife. (Small Academic Dictionary, MAS)

Meaning of the word “penknife

PEROCHINED. aya, oe. (Small Academic Dictionary, MAS)

meaning of the word “knifekhaqqo

NOBODY a, м. Same as knife (1 sense).). penknife. (Concise Academic Dictionary, IAS)

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• Explanation of the word “nozhikgaq” (my parsing)
• Translation of the phrase “penknife” and example sentences (English)

The meaning of the word combination “penknife (knife

Penknife (knife). a small knife (originally used for cleaning goose feathers, which were used for writing). See. also penknife.

Meaning of the word “knife

SHINKEN a, м. Same as knife (1e).). Penknife.

Synonyms for “knife

• knife
• penknife
• small penknife
• small penknife
• small penknife
• (more synonyms. )

Compounding of the word “nozhikgaqqo

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