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236 best rhymes for 'princess'

1 syllable

• Yes
• Stress
• Press
• Dress
• Chess
• Guess
• Bless
• Mess
• Less
• Des
• S
• Says
• Fresh
• Flesh
• As
• Ness
• Sex
• Sense
• Breath
• Sets

• Meth
• Death
• Wes
• Tress
• Cells
• Next
• Checks
• Fess
• Ques
• Cress
• Ress
• Threats
• Jess
• Tense
• Steps
• Fence
• Tess
• Bess
• Hess
• Gets

• Lets
• Flex
• Shells
• Else
• X
• Cents
• Where's
• Prayers
• Friends'
• Deaths
• Feds
• Tears
• Tells
• Chez
• Stairs
• Heads
• Smells
• Cares
• Benz
• There's

• Legs
• Mesh
• Pres
• Thresh
• Nez
• Resh
• Pez
• Seth
• Fez
• Pesh
• Twelve
• Wealth
• Strength
• Guez
• Mez
• Blais
• Helps
• Esh
• Eggs
• Friends

• Pens
• Depths
• Dense
• Health
• Hence
• Rev
• Bets
• Breaths
• Bells
• Jets
• Sweats
• Rex
• Ends
• Self
• Sends
• Trends
• Debts
• Reps
• Vets
• Spells

• Hell's
• Vex
• Lex
• Shelf
• Spreads
• Nets
• Chefs
• Beth
• Squares
• Hairs
• Techs
• Hex
• Shreds
• F
• Dev
• Lev
• Bev
• Ev
• Sens
• Bears

• Pets
• Chairs
• Threads
• Yells
• Chef
• Tests
• Dreads
• Shares
• Whence
• Decks
• Deaf
• Breasts
• Beds
• Creps
• Scares
• Specs
• Frets
• Treks
• Scarce
• Pence

• Sheds
• Pairs
• Bretts
• Tens
• Depth
• Stealth
• Selves
• M's
• Lens
• Cleanse
• Webs
• Peck's
• Snares
• Wells
• Mets
• Swears
• Spence
• Dwells
• Stems
• Plex

• Dares
• Selfs
• Mex
• Bence
• F's
• Thence
• Becks
• Gems
• Mens
• When's

2 syllables

• Impress
• Express
• Finesse
• Distress
• Recess
• Excess
• Depress
• Regress
• Process
• Regrets
• Success
• Egress
• Redress
• Intense
• Defense
• Refresh
• Progress
• Address
• Confess
• Unless

• Vs
• Us
• Possess
• Incense
• Events
• Access
• Himself
• Itself
• Giveth
• Immense
• Effects
• Expense
• Suppress
• Obsess
• Assess
• Undress
• Depends
• Dispense
• Rebels
• Vignettes

• Digress
• Expects
• Excels
• Insects
• Index
• Bs
• Abscess
• Missteps
• Begets
• Michelle's
• Ejects
• Compress
• Caress
• Triplex
• Simplex

3 syllables

• Cus
• Ramirez
• Las
• Represents
• Reassess
• Uss
• Repossess
• Ins
• Dispossess
• Irs

4 syllables

• Nevertheless

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Games for the development of speech of a child 5 - 6 years old | Consultation on the development of speech (senior group) on the topic:

Games for the development of the speech of a child of 5, 6 years

Games, the purpose of which is the development of the correct speech of children, the expansion of vocabulary and the study of grammar. Games for kindergarten and for home.

Days of the week

Number of players: 1-6 people.

◈ Say the days of the week by clapping your hands to the syllables as the children memorize and then guess which day you are 'clapping'.

◈ The children will soon see that there are days for four claps (Sunday and Monday), for two claps (Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday), and for three claps (Friday and Saturday).

◈ Clap your hands when you say: "Sun-Sun-Sun, Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, Sat. ".

◈ You can clap your hands over the syllables again, saying the days of the week first in a loud voice (four-syllables - Sunday, Monday), then in a low voice (two-syllables - Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday) and finally in a normal voice (three-syllables - Friday, Saturday) .

Listen to the words

◈ Choose three words about the same topic, such as the village. These three words could be "cow", "meadow" and "pumpkin". Make up a story using these three words or read a fairy tale. Ask the children to listen carefully to this story and jump up and down whenever they hear one of these three words.

◈ This game becomes especially fun if you use these words a lot in the story.

Rhyme time

Number of players: 1-6 people

◈ Tell the children that you are going to look for words that rhyme with bicycle.

◈ Describe the rhyming word and let the children guess what it is. For example: a word that rhymes with the word "bicycle" is a theatrical performance where they dance beautifully (ballet). Or: the word that rhymes with the word "bicycle" is what is sent to grandma in a letter (hello).

◈ Think of other options for the rhyme.

If I…

◈ Start the sentence with “If I…”. Ask the children to think of possible outcomes, for example, in these situations:

♦ If I water the flowers...

♦ If I pack my toys...

♦ If I go out in the summer wearing a coat...

♦ If I will go to bed in my clothes...

♦ If I turn on the hot water tap in the bathroom...

◈ Then you can think of answers to the same situations, but with the “NOT” particle.

Apple Relay

Number of players: 1-6 people

Equipment: apples, matches.

◈ Players are each given an apple studded with the same number of matches, heads out. Ask the children to take turns pulling out a match and name epithets for the word "apple" (ruddy, bulk, golden, etc.).

◈ You can remember fairy tales that talk about apples, read poetry, remember riddles, proverbs, etc.

Guess the fairy tale

◈ The facilitator says a few words to the children (they can be written on paper). You have to guess which story it is. For example:

♦ Sun, snow, glass, mirror, rose, friendship (“The Snow Queen”).

♦ Grass, nettle, ring, toad, patience (“Wild Swans”).

♦ Hollow, witch, soldier, dog, princess ("Flint").

◈ You can increase the number of words until the children guess what fairy tale is. Or change the order of the game: name a fairy tale and ask them to choose a few words that characterize it.

Part and whole

Number of players: 2-6 people

Inventory: ball

Option 1

◈ The leader stands in front of the players, he has a ball in his hands. He throws the ball to any participant in the game and at the same time names the detail of an object.

◈ The one to whom the ball is thrown must catch it and immediately name the object to which the part called the leader belongs. For example: a wing is an airplane (or a bird), a petal is a flower, a screen is a TV, etc.

Option 2

◈ The leader, throwing the ball, says the initial part of a word. The participant of the game catches the ball and immediately finishes the word. For example: joy, flower, fairy tale, etc.

Who is bigger?

◈ Ask the children to name as many words as they can that begin with a certain letter or syllable. It is better to prepare for this game in advance and have a small list of words with you.

◈ You can help children by describing an object.

Fairyland

Number of players: 1-6 people

◈ An adult invites children to take an imaginary journey through the country where the glass people live.

◈ Together with the children, he names the different properties of glass: it is transparent, fragile, it can be washed, it can be colored, etc.

◈ Based on these signs, children, with the help of an adult, describe how glass men live.

◈ For this game, an adult should be well prepared and have a list of questions about the life of fabulous people. The children can then “move” to plasticine, wood, wire country, etc.

Opposites

◈ Ask the children to name words that are the opposite of what you say (antonyms). For example: sour - sweet, large - small, etc.

Say the opposite

Number of players: 1-6 people

Inventory: ball.

Learn a poem with your child:

I will say the word “high”,

And you will answer “low”.

I will say the word "far",

And you will answer - "close".

I will tell you the word "coward",

You will answer - "brave".

Now I will say “beginning”,

And you say “end”.

◈ Offer to play antonyms. You, throwing the ball to the child, name the word, and the child picks up another word that is opposite in meaning to it and throws the ball to you. You can use the following pairs of words:

♦ Grury - sad

♦ Fast - Slow

♦ Beautiful - Ugly

♦ Empty

♦ High - Fat

♦ Small - silly

♦ Hardwork - lazy

♦ Light

♦ white - black

♦ hard - soft

♦ rough - smooth, etc.

One hundred questions

Number of players: 1-6 people.

Equipment: 5-6 common objects familiar to children (for example: a cone, an apple, a spoon, a book, a belt, etc.), a set of 50-60 chips.

◈ The game is played as a competition. The adult takes turns showing the children objects and asking them to ask any questions about them. Questions can even be funny and unbelievable - the main thing is to have as many of them as possible.

◈ For each question asked, the child receives one token. The one with the most chips wins.

Nonsense

◈ Tell the children about prefixes like non-, semi-, anti-, super-, micro-, maxi-, archi-, etc. It is necessary that the children memorize the meaning of each prefix.

◈ Children sit in a circle, for each leader chooses one prefix. Then he calls any word (dog, apple, plate, etc.) and asks the children, putting their prefix to it, to tell how the thing that has received the new name will change. For example, what does an anti-dog look like, what is its character, how does it behave, etc.

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Question 1: [Question Zero]
In this question, the pronoun "THEY" replaces three words.
On the occasion of the anniversary of Mintimer Shaimiev, the newspaper "Evening Kazan" held a competition dedicated to important milestones in the life of the president called "THEY". Among them were mentioned: birth, marriage, referendum on sovereignty Tatarstan, election as president and others. At 1935 Soviet poet mentioned four THEM in a poem that later became a song. Which of THEM he called the third?

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Answer: Eagle.

Mikhail Svetlov, "Kakhovka": "Irkutsk and Warsaw, Orel and Kakhovka - stages the long way". The mentioned competition was called "Stages of the long way".

Source(s):
1. http://www.evening-kazan.ru/printart.asp?id=24342
2. http://www.world-art.ru/lyric/lyric.php?id=9650

Author: Alexander Makarov (Eagle)

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Question 2: [To the reader: Be sure to read the commentary after the question.]
We could start with a trite "Let's go!" But you can't break the rules, therefore first question.
The hero of the KVN video just before to go on a journey by car, uses as IT a long a bunch of sausages. Name it in two words.

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Answer: Seat belt.

Buckled up? And now let's go!

Source(s): http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VQKTiZt1J5w

Author: Eduard Golub (Kyiv-Berdyansk)

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Question 3: Victoria Zhislina sees ITS roots in children's sayings "a spoon for mom, a spoon for dad. "They say that at the wedding of Vasily Stalin, HE was first. Name HIM.

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Answer: A toast to parents.

The spoon gradually transforms into a glass. According to common traditions, the second toast is for parents. At the wedding of Stalin's son parents of the newlyweds had the first toast.

Source(s):
1. http://vikky-13.narod.ru/13.files/liveArchive.htm
2. M. Ivannikov, Kremlin-9, "Yakov Stalin: Golgotha. Vasily Stalin: Takeoff. Fall".

Author: Nikolai Krapil (Moscow)

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Question 4: It is believed that ITS was inspired by industrialist Andrew Carnegie, who immigrated to the United States as a young man. A film was released in 1983 the work of Dickens, in which he appeared in one of the main roles. Write his first and last name.

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Answer: Scrooge McDuck.

Both entrepreneurs have Scottish roots. In the 1983 cartoon the character Scrooge McDuck appeared as Ebenezer Scrooge, the hero "A Christmas Carol" by Dickens.

Source(s): http://ru.wikipedia.org/wiki/Scrooge_McDuck

Author: Alexander Makarov (Eagle)

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Question 5: On the caricature of Alexei Bulatov, the famous character of Nekrasov swims after behind the artist and threatens him with his fist. Name the specialty of this artist.

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Answer: Magician.

Credit: Illusionist.

Source(s): http://caricatura.ru/parad/bulatov/442/

Author: Grigory Alkhazov (Kishinev)

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Question 6:

Here is a photograph of Viswanathan Anand taken after he topped the tournament table in Monaco. Oddly enough, but Michael's article Golubeva called "Anand in HER" about this. Name it in two words.

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Answer: Yellow T-shirt.

Credit: Leader jersey.

Although in general he is, as it is easy to see, in a blue shirt. yellow jersey leader in this case is virtual.

Source(s):
1. http://www.chesspro.ru/_events/2009/amber8.html (viewed on 23.03.2009)
2. http://www.crestbook.com/?q=node/973

Author: Alexander Korobeinikov (Saratov - St. Petersburg)

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Question 7: A variant of chess in which players take turns placing their pieces on board in arbitrary places is called SUCH chess. SUCH the chess match between Kramnik and Anand took place in SUCH hall of GUM. Write the word that we have replaced with the word "SUCH".

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Answer: Exhibition.

Players place pieces on the board. This exhibition match took place in exhibition hall of GUM.

Source(s):
1. http://www.e3e5.com/newsitem.php?id=5829
2. http://news.narod.co.il/news/136544

Author: Alexander Korobeinikov (Saratov-St. Petersburg)

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Question 8: After the appointment, THIS German wrote to his wife that he had the opportunity cure rheumatism. Later, a colleague, disagreeing with the generally accepted opinion, called HIM "wolf cub". Name HIM.

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Answer: Erwin Rommel.

Credit: Last name.

Commander of the Afrika Korps, nicknamed "The Fox desert." Field Marshal Gerd von Rundstedt said that Rommel - "wolf cub", not foxes.

Source(s): G. Knopp. Generals of the Third Reich. - M., 2007. - S. 46, 97.

Author: Olga Shishko (Minsk)

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Question 9: Among the works of the silent film star Ivan Mozzhukhin is the film "Bonfire flaming". Name any of the aliases of a native of Vilna, father who, according to family legend, was Mozzhukhin.

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Answer: Romain Gary.

Credit: Emile AjAr, Fosco Sinibaldi, Satan of God.

According to his own statement, Roman Kasev took the pseudonym Gary because of similarities with the word "burn", and he came up with the pseudonym Azhar from the word "heat". As you can see, in the work of his alleged father there was also a place the theme of fire.

Source(s):
1. http://ru.wikipedia.org/wiki/Romain_Gary
2. http://www.ruskino.ru/acter/forum.php?class=sov&aid=929

Author: Eduard Golub (Kyiv-Berdyansk)

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Question 10: THEIR appearance is explained by the fact that the city is not fired, because Mannerheim did not have the opportunity to do so. After a minute, write a short adjective that appears in THEM.

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Answer: Dangerous.

We are talking about the inscriptions "Citizens! During shelling, this side of the street most dangerous" that appeared on the streets of Leningrad during blockade.

Source(s): http://ru.wikipedia.org/wiki/Citizens! Author: Olga Shishko (Minsk)

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Question 11: The largest railway station in the world is the Central Station New York. It is no wonder that the largest in the world is located here. some type of institution. The efficiency of this institution is more than 50%. Name it in two words.

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Answer: Lost and Found.

Credit: Lost and found table.

Source(s): http://www.idelo.ru/245/22.html

Author: Dmitry Zhdanov (Odessa)

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2 round

Question 1: [Question Zero]
Wayfaring Internet service is designed to help those who are looking for Wi-Fi points access. Users first go to the service page, where numerous points are marked on the Google map, and the appropriate ones are selected. What compound Latin word is present in the title of the journal entry Computerra about this service?

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Answer: Acupuncture.

Source(s): "Computerra", 2007, N 33. — P. 52.

Author: Alexander Korobeinikov (Saratov-St. Petersburg)

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Question 2: [To the reader: clearly read "to the side", not "to the side".]
Designer Alexander Shiryshev compares EE with the barrel from which side grow two branches. Answer where I was unsuccessfully looking for another Alexander?

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Answer: In the title of the wall newspaper "For Advanced Magic".

Credit: In the title of the newspaper, without the title.

Shiryshev describes the letter "K" in this way, but Sanya Drozd could not find the letter "K" depicted by him in the headline of the newspaper being drawn up.

Source(s):
1. http://lib.ru/STRUGACKIE/ponedelx.txt
2. http://www.eldesign.ru/sreda/2007/0207/

Author: Olga Shishko (Minsk)

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Question 3: Attention, there is a replacement in the question.
Based on the plot of the 1926 opera, SULTAN OF BRUNEI, episodic character, pursues a goal, but fails and dies. According to another story, known since 1989, the SULTAN OF BRUNEI with the same goal overcomes various dangers and risks their lives. Write two words that we replaced by the words "SULTAN OF BRUNEI".

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Answer: Prince of Persia.

Credit: Prince of Persia.

The first source is Puccini's opera "Turandot", the second is the game "Prince Persia". The goal of both princes of Persia is the princess. At the very beginning "Turandot" there is a scene of the execution of the Persian prince, who failed with princess riddles.

Source(s):
1. http://ru.wikipedia.org/wiki/Turandot_(opera)
2. http://ru.wikipedia.org/wiki/Prince_of_Persia

Author: Vladimir Pecheroga (Kyiv)

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Question 4: Evgeny DID IT in 1940 at the Leningrad Comedy Theatre. The one who became the title character of the American comedy, in recent years regularly DOES THIS, and only in 2007, to the delight of the audience, he DOES NOT DO THIS DID. Answer with three words, what did we replace with the words DO IT?

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Answer: See your shadow.

Credit: See your "Shadow".

Evgeny Schwartz was at the premiere of the play "Shadow" based on his play, that is I saw my Shadow. In recent years groundhog Phil sees his shadow regularly, and only in 2007 did he predict the early arrival of spring, not seeing shadows.

Source(s):
1. The film "Eugene Schwartz" (on the air of the TV channel "Culture" on October 21 2006)
2. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Groundhog_Day

Author: Nikolai Krapil (Moscow)

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Question 5:

On the cover - a cool aunt, which you have long demanded from us.

Here is an excerpt from the announcement of one of the issues of the magazine "Maxim". In him we have changed one letter to another. Write both of these letters.

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Answer: T, Z.

Credit: In any order.

On the cover of that issue was the singer Maxim. In original version text instead of the word "aunt" was the word "namesake".

Source(s): http://subscribe.ru/catalog/media.news.press.maximonline

Author: Grigory Alkhazov (Kishinev)

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Question 6: Drummer Alan White worked well as a session musician with many world rock stars, so he was often called EY. According to the author of the question, speaking of White, it is more appropriate to use a comparison with HER in plural. Call it a compound word.

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Answer: Lifesaver.

By agreeing to session work, White helped out many - John Lennon, George Harrison, Joe Cocker. In this case, it is more appropriate to call the drummer not a lifesaver, but a lifesaver.

Source(s):
1. http://www.klem.ru/forum/archive/index.php?t-9677.html
2. http://ru.wikipedia.org/wiki/White,_Alan

Author: Grigory Alkhazov (Chisinau)

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Question 7: Service user [email protected] [mail.ru answers] turned a statement attributed to a Soviet party leader, into the question. On this is another user answered with the question "and from the drumstick to how much for a baseball bat?" Name two items that were mentioned in the first of these questions.

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Answer: Saxophone, knife.

Credit: In any order.

The authorship of the phrase "From the saxophone to the knife - one step" is attributed to Zhdanov. The phrase was replicated, albeit partially, by the Time Machine group and was mentioned in the recent movie "Dandies". Nowadays baseball bat used as a weapon almost more often than a knife.

Source(s):
1. http://answer.mail.ru/question/20711326/
2. http://www.ogoniok.com/archive/2003/4824/45-54-55/

Author: Grigory Alkhazov (Kishinev)

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Question 8: This American read a lot, but haphazardly. As he said, everything the books he read became the humus from which THEY sprouted. name THEM two words that do NOT start with the same letter.

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Answer: Grass leaves.

We are talking about Walt Whitman and his most famous cycle of poems. Question the phrase cuts off Steinbeck's The Grapes of Wrath.

Source(s): T.D. Venediktov. Poetry by Walt Whitman. - M., 1982. - S. 26.

Author: Alexander Korobeinikov (Saratov-St. Petersburg)

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Question 9: According to the rather controversial version of the linguist Boris Golovkin, between these words have a connection. He explains it by the fact that the ancient Romans used and lemon peel, and the wood of a certain tree for the fragrance of linen. About what the tree in question?

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Answer: Cedar.

Researcher Golovkin sees an etymological connection between words "zest" and "cedar" and explains it in this way.

Source(s): B.N. Golovkin. What do plant names say? — M.: Agropromizdat, 1986. - S. 48.

Author: Tatyana Auderskaya (Odessa)

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Question 10:

On one Internet site, Sinead O'Connor refers to her as Irish spill. Name the person who put HER in the title of his works.

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Answer: Eugene Ionesco.

Credit: Last name.

SHE is a bald singer. The Bald Singer is the debut play by Eugene Ionesco. marked the beginning of the "theater of the absurd".

Source(s):
1. http://www.guruken.ru/concerts/Sinead
2. http://ru.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ionesco,_Eugène

Author: Grigory Alkhazov (Kishinev)

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Question 11: [Presenter: accent - cheche, pronounce clearly.]
Vladimir Sanin talks about a variety of "goat" in which each plays for himself, and not paired with a partner. This game was called CHECHEVO. Where did this name come from?

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Answer: "Man is a wolf to man."

Credit: Meaningful.

Source(s): http://lib. aldebaran.ru/author/sanin_vladimir/sanin_vladimir_za_teh_kto_v_dreife/

Author: Dmitry Slavin (Dolgoprudny)

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3 round

Question 1: [Question Zero]
One directory of names claims that the bearers of this rare name characterizes the ETERNAL DESIRE for self-improvement and a tendency to MEASURE seven times before drawing any conclusion. IN "creativity" of the famous bearer of this name found a place for the eternal striving, and measuring. Write this name.

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Answer: Zenon.

The famous bearer of the name Zeno is Zeno of Elea, the author of the famous aporia. He can find, for example, the eternal desire of Achilles catch up with the turtle and endless measuring of halves in Dichotomy.

Source(s):
1. http://www.malysham.info/berem/names/zenon.php
2. http://ru.wikipedia.org/wiki/Zeno_Eleisky

Author: Grigory Alkhazov (Kishinev)

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Question 2: According to Orwell and other researchers, by THIS the author meant France. According to a joke by a familiar questioner, the title of THIS is the surname of one of the best Romanian poker players. Write this is the title.

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Answer: Blefuscu.

In Gulliver's first voyage, Swift allegorically described the relationship between England (Lilliput) and France (Blefuscu). Bluff + Almost standard ending for Romanian surnames.

Source(s):
1. http://www.orwell.ru/library/reviews/swift/russian/r_swift
2. http://ru.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gulliver's Travels
3. A joke from a familiar questioner.

Author: Grigory Alkhazov (Kishinev)

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Question 3:

Already TWO WORDS MISSED raised him to the horns. And he says that nothing can be done, such, they say, is a profession.

Here is an excerpt from the text about the bullfighter Julian Lopez. two words that we missed can be called, for example, Adolf Hitler, António Salazar, Pol Pot and Saddam Hussein. Write these two words.

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Answer: "... twice a bull...".

The listed people were born in the years of the Ox under the sign of Taurus.

Source(s):
1. http://www.astrotwins.narod.ru/taurus_ox.html
2. http://www.espana.ru/rus/all/index.php?did=4709

Author: Grigory Alkhazov (Kishinev)

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Question 4: Archaeologists, the Polivanov brothers, discovered stone hammers and made a conclusion about the possibility of piled structures there stone age. Name this lake.

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Answer: Svetloyar.

As a result, the buildings probably drowned. It is they who make up the strange man-made formations at the bottom of the lake, and not the legendary Kitezh at all.

Source(s): City of Kitezh. - Gorky, 1985. - S. 21-22.

Author: Alexander Korobeinikov (Saratov-St. Petersburg)

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Question 5: Isaac Asimov, in his book The Dark Ages, writes that originally the FIRST were called noble, and the SECOND - glorious. Later their names were rethought by historians taking into account geographical data. Name the first and second.

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Answer: Visigoths, Ostrogoths.

Credit: Visigoths, Ostrogoths; tervingi, greutungi.

It would seem that the Visigoths and Ostrogoths are just Western and Eastern Goths, moreover, their habitats are located in the same way. But Asimov, referring to the opinions Germanists, writes that not everything is so simple.

Source(s): A. Azimov. Dark Ages. - M., 2006. - S. 22.

Author: Alexander Korobeinikov (Saratov - St. Petersburg)

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Question 6:

Legends developed around Babel's personality, as the public could not allow a young man from the lower strata of society to do literary career. Rumor considered him the illegitimate son of the king. The facts are as follows: Babel was born on April 2, 1805 in Odessa in the family of a street shoemaker and laundress and grew up in extreme poverty.

In the quote that you see in front of you, we have replaced the surname, as well as letter in one of the words. Guess who this quote is talking about, and restore the word in which the letter was replaced.

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Answer: Odense.

We are talking about Hans Christian Andersen, who was born in the Danish city of Odense.

Source(s): http://planeta.romanticcollection.ru/da3.html

Author: Grigory Alkhazov (Kishinev)

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Question 7: [To the reader: the emphasis is on the word "eloquent" and not on the word "speak". ]
By the way, about writers. Russian translation of Balthazar's aphorism Graciana says that DOING IT is better than talking eloquently. I just DID IT. What two words did we replace with "DO IT"?

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Answer: By the way.

Credit: By the way.

Source(s):
1. http://www.orator.ru/aforizms.html
2. http://ru.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gracien,_Baltasar

Author: Olga Shishko (Minsk)

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Question 8: This man was born in 1952 in Kentucky to Dutch parents. emigrants, was educated at an art school in Rhode Island, and currently lives in Oregon, so it's hard to say which one of these he considers the states his own. In one contemporary song, his last name rhymes with an alcoholic drink. What?

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Answer: Absinthe.

The question is about Gus Van Sant, a famous American director, who directed, in particular, the film "My Own Private Idaho".

Source(s):
1. http://ru.wikipedia.org/wiki/Van Sant,_Gus
2. Song "Milk" by the group "Animal Jazz".

Author: Grigory Alkhazov (Kishinev)

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Question 9: Legend has it that the king of Sumer once gave his olive orchard, an order to cut down unfruitful trees. Instead of expected results, this measure caused large losses. This story is one of the earliest references to the discovery by people of SUCH plants. According to the author of the question, SUCH can be called a kind of curse. Write it.

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Answer: A plague on both your houses!

Credit: Meaningful.

The king of Sumer ordered the gardeners to cut down all the unfruitful olive trees. On the next year, the remaining olives did not bear fruit. So the Sumerians learned on bitter experience, some plants are dioecious, that is, they are divided into male and female individuals.

Source(s):
1. http://www.bibliotekar.ru/encSlov/23/85.htm
2. http://www.nazdar.ru/interesno/?p=385#respond

Author: Ruslan Gorusev (Kyiv)

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Question 10: Golding's novel mentions a little boy who is so dirty that clean he had only X. The Latin name IXA comes from verb with the meaning "to have power", because he is stronger than the others. Name ICS in two words.

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Answer: Thumb.

The boy sucked his thumb, so he remained clean. Thumb on Latin - pollex, from the verb pollere (to have power).

Source(s):
1. http://orel.rsl.ru/nettext/foreign/golding/masterflyes.html
2. http://www.medterms.com/script/main/art.asp?articlekey=4976

Author: Alexander Korobeinikov (Saratov-St. Petersburg)

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Question 11: The peoples of Zaonezhie had a belief that the one who was the first to DO THIS is the first to die. Therefore, a person in this case was often replaced, and still being replaced. By whom?

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Answer: Cat.

Credit: A cat, a rooster.

DO IT - enter a new home.

Source(s): http://www.vottovaara.ru/karelia/obrad/zaonezh.html

Author: Larisa Arkhipova (Moscow)

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4 round

Question 1: [Question Zero]
In the preface to his book, the author writes that of all the options, personally he prefers LIVING SOULS. Name this writer.

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Answer: Dmitry Bykov.

Credit: Last name.

One of Bykov's most famous novels is called "ZhD". In the preface to to him the author gives different decodings of this name, mentioning which of which he prefers himself.

Source(s): D. L. Bykov. Railway — M.: Vagrius, 2008. — S. 5.

Author: Nikolai Krapil (Moscow)

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Question 2: Heinrich Heine is quite popular in Russia. And Heine himself, according to Irina Vetlitsyna, saw in Russia "the sun spreading its sonorous rays around the world." In the previous sentence, we missed one letter. Which one?

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Answer: N.

Heine did not say this about Russia, but about the Italian composer Rossini.

Source(s): http://www.belcanto.ru/rossini.html

Author: Nikolai Krapil (Moscow)

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Question 3: A girl who received a lot of traditional congratulations for the holiday, hung them all over the room, after which she punned, stating that Toad awaits her at this rate. Write a foreign word origin, which we have replaced with the word "TOAD".

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Answer: Angina.

Traditional congratulations are valentines, they are usually made in the shape of a heart. The girl hung them on the walls, hence the pun - angina pectoris. Angina pectoris is also called angina pectoris or angina pectoris.

Source(s): Personal experience of the author of the question.

Author: Eduard Golub (Kyiv-Berdyansk)

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Question 4: According to one version, a well-known plot illustrates the development and strengthening of Russian power under the protectorate of the Khazar power, located near the Caucasus Mountains. Who in this story illustrates Khazar power?

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Answer: Svyatogor.

Russian power - Ilya Muromets. His named elder brother Svyatogor is not randomly associated with mountains.

Source(s): http://www. russianplanet.ru/filolog/ruslit/bogatyri1h.htm#obraz

Author: Alexander Korobeinikov (Saratov-St. Petersburg)

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Question 5: In 2004, the Borough of Buena Vista, New Jersey decided on the temporary renaming of the settlement of Richland. Sponsor renaming was made by the company "Bacardi". In two weeks Richland was called a word of Spanish origin, and the choice of the inhabited point was due to the fact that it is there that one of the largest US farms supplying EE. Name her.

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Answer: Mint.

Bacardi is a rum producer. Richland was renamed Mojito in honor of popular cocktail, the main components of which are white rum, mint, lime and cane sugar.

Source(s): http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Richland,_New_Jersey

Author: Grigory Alkhazov (Kishinev)

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Question 6: Attention, in the question the words "BLUEBEARD" are replaced by other words.
In the tale of Alexandre Dumas, the dogs did not lose sight of the hare, because his BLUEBEARD stood out against the thicket. Wikipedia BLUEBEARD mentioned in the description of the spring festival. What have we replaced with words "BLUE BEARD"?

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Answer: White back.

In the thickets, the back of the hare betrayed him all the time. Wikipedia leads expression "Your back is all white" as an example of a traditional April Fool's draw.

Source(s):
1. http://lib.ru/INOOLD/DUMA/skazki.txt
2. http://ru.wikipedia.org/wiki/April_Day

Author: Nikolai Krapil (Moscow)

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Question 7: OH became the name of a campaign in which one of the supermarkets Kharkov provided a discount on detergents. In 2010 he will first of April. Name HIM.

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Answer: Pure Thursday. Failed: Maundy Thursday, Holy Thursday.

A discount was provided for the purchase of relevant products at Thursdays. In 2010, Catholic Easter coincides with Orthodox and is celebrated on April 4, respectively, Maundy Thursday falls on April 1st.

Source(s):
1. Advertisement for a Target supermarket in the Kharkiv metro, late November.
2. http://ru.wikipedia.org/wiki/Easter
3. http://ru.wikipedia.org/wiki/Maundy_Thursday

Author: Grigory Alkhazov (Kishinev)

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Question 8: Attention, there is a replacement in the question.
In an article in the magazine "Gaude", face control officers were called TARTUFES. What word did we replace with the word "TARTUF"?

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Answer: A hypocrite.

Face control officials decide by face whether a person is worthy to enter room. A distinctive feature of Moliere's Tartuffe is hypocrisy.

Source(s): "Gaude", 03.10.2007 - p. 1.

Author: Alexander Korobeinikov (Saratov-St. Petersburg)

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Question 9: Choreographer Radu Poklitaru staged a modern ballet based on "Romeo and Juliet". In this production, Poklitaru experimented a lot with text and choreography. To emphasize this, in the title of the production neologism was used - a noun in the plural of 13 letters. Write this neologism.

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Answer: Shakespeare.

Credit: Shaken experiments, with minor errors.

From the words "Shakespeare" and "experiment". The production is called "Verona Myth: Shakespearements.

Source(s): http://teatral.org.ua/forum/viewtopic.php?t=2678

Author: Grigory Alkhazov (Kishinev)

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Question 10: One of the Internet sites tells about a tea table that can be set at the usual height for us or lower it lower by folding the legs. One of the comments to this post notes that this table refutes some assertion. Who owns this statement?

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Answer: Rudyard Kipling.

Credit: Last name.

At its usual height, the table is designed for classic English (Western) tea drinking. With folded legs, it is designed for oriental tea ceremony. The table combines the West and the East, refuting Kipling's view that they would never get along.

Source(s): http://www.my6.ru/archives/728

Author: Eduard Golub (Kyiv-Berdyansk)

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Question 11: [To the reader: read Zeruali's name clearly.]
Moroccan striker Hisham Zeruali received HIM in a football club "Aberdeen". Thanks to the editor of this package, a few questions also got HIM. Name it in two words.

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Answer: Number zero.

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