Library No. 14 Library and Information Center "Intelligence"
st. Marshala Kazakova, 68, bldg. 1
May 27, 2017 V Library and Information Center "Intelligence" (Marshal St. Kazakova, 68, bldg. 1) there was a quiz for the All-Russian Library Day.
On May 27, library employees across Russia accept congratulations on their professional holiday. After all, it is on this day that All-Russian Library Day is celebrated. The date - May 27 - was not chosen by chance, since it was on this day that the first state public library in Russia was founded - the Imperial Public Library, which is now called the Russian National Library. May 27, 1795 is the date of its foundation.
The specialists of the Intellect library could not ignore this event, and prepared quizzes “I Believe It or Not” and “May 27 – All-Russian Library Day”. The most inquisitive of them learned the history of the holiday and a lot interesting facts about libraries around the world.
Based on the results of the quizzes, we can confidently say that our readers are the most erudite and well-read. The most difficult question was: “Why were there buckets in libraries in ancient times?”, but they were able to give the correct answer to this: for scrolls. The winner of the quiz was Marina Belonogova.
Thank you to all readers for your congratulations and participation in the festive events.
Game for high school students “Your Chance” (1 option)Decoration of the hall.
On the decorated stage, in a semicircle, there are six small tables with pre-prepared sheets of paper, pencils and cards with images of numbers from 1 to 7.
On stage there is a screen, in the absence of the ability to work with a computer, a screen and a tablet with posters that move easily, replacing each other. On posters (or computer graphics) inscriptions of 7 words and numbers in order:
- Poster: 1. November 2. May 3. April 4. October 5. June 6. March 7. September
- Poster: 1. Shoebill 2. Quetzal 3. Guajaro 4. Bunting 5. Cormorant 6. Ibis 7. Oriole
- Poster: 1. Mechnikov 2. Rumyantsev 3. Bryullov 4. Pavlov 5. Repin6. Tretyakov 7. Stasov
- Poster: 1. Cicero 2. Hippocrates 3. Lucretius 4. Descartes 5. Fourier 6. Franklin 7. Homer
- Poster: 1. Empire style, 2. Paleography, 3. Ethology, 4. Stained glass, 5. Mimicry.
Leading
The game will take place in 3 rounds.
1st round - qualifying
Based on the results of the qualifying round, 6 people are selected who received a larger number of tokens; if the number of tokens is the same, an additional question is asked; whoever answers first and correctly receives the right to further participate in the game.
Leading: So, we have determined the winners of the first round. Let's get to know them.
The participants of the game introduce themselves and take their playing places at the tables.
Leading: Now listen to the conditions of the 2nd round of the game. On the stage, on the screen, you see 7 words. I ask a question, and you pick up a card with a number under which you think the correct answer is written. Raise the cards together at the sound signal.
Each correct answer is worth 10 points. My assistants are counting the points.
The first cycle of questions is called "Seasons".
An excerpt from “The Seasons” by Tchaikovsky “October” is played. Against the background of music.
“Seasons” is exactly what it’s called. famous work by the wonderful Russian composer Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky, which he wrote over the course of a year, devoting each part to a specific month.
What month is this passage named after?
Levitan's painting "March" is projected onto the screen.
You see a painting by the famous Russian artist Levitan, which bears the name of the month. What is the name of this painting?
Musical signal, Participants raise cards, the correct answer is called, assistants count points.
The name of one of the months comes from the name greek goddess- patroness of women and the hearth. What is the name of this month? /Month of May, goddess Maya/
Musical signal, Participants raise cards, the correct answer is called, assistants count points. Change poster with answers.
We associated the second cycle of questions with the beginning of autumn and called "Autumn Migration of Birds".
Everyone knows about hunting using birds of prey, but in China they have been fishing using birds for a long time. To do this, a ring with a rope held by a fisherman is placed around the bird’s throat. Having caught a fish, the bird cannot swallow it, the ring interferes, and the owner takes the catch. What is the name of the bird? /Cormorant/
Musical signal, Participants raise cards, the correct answer is called, assistants count points. An image of an oriole is projected on the screen.
This amazingly beautiful bird of our forests, which is called the firebird for its amazingly beautiful plumage, arrives in the very last spring, because... it needs dense foliage to hide from predators. What is the name of the bird? /Oriole/
Musical signal, Participants raise cards, the correct answer is called, assistants count points. The coat of arms of Guatemala is projected.
The image of which bird adorns the state emblem, banner and banknotes of Guatemala and serves as a symbol of freedom and independence? /Quetzal or Quetzal/
We called the third cycle of questions "Portraits of remarkable people".
A portrait of I.P. Pavlov is projected on the screen.
You see a portrait of a Russian physiologist, the creator of the materialist doctrine of higher nervous activity and modern presentation about the digestive process. Who is this scientist?
Musical signal, Participants raise cards, the correct answer is called, assistants count points.
A portrait of K.P. Bryullov is projected on the screen.
You are looking at a portrait of a Russian painter; one of his most famous paintings is “The Last Day of Pompeii.” Who is this artist?
Musical signal, Participants raise cards, the correct answer is called, assistants count points.
A portrait of P.M. Tretyakov is projected onto the screen.
You see a portrait of a merchant, a collector who provided great support to the Peredvizhniki artists. Who is this merchant?
Musical signal, Participants raise cards, the correct answer is called, assistants count points.
Change poster with answers.
We called the last cycle of questions "Quotes from wonderful people".
Who owns the words: “Life is short, art is long lasting”? /Hippocrates/
Musical signal, Participants raise cards, the correct answer is called, assistants count points.
Who owns the words that have become a kind of symbol of the era: “Time is money”? /Franklin (in the work “Advice to a Young Merchant”)/
Musical signal, Participants raise cards, the correct answer is called, assistants count points.
Who said, “Paper doesn’t blush, paper endures everything.” /Cicero in “Letters to Friends”/.
Musical signal, Participants raise cards, the correct answer is called, assistants count points.
Change of poster.
Third round our game, we called "Polyglot", and the one who has more can win it lexicon. On the tablet you see the following words: “Empire”, “Paleography”, “Ethology”, “Stained glass”, “Mimicry”. You will be given three explanations for these words, you need to pick up a card with the number of the correct explanation of the word, i.e. you will only use cards with numbers: 1, 2, 3.
Empire is:
1. Style in architecture and decorative arts of the first third of the 19th century.
2. Special painting technique.
3. One of the trends in classicism, literature and art of the 18th century.
/1/
Paleography is:
1. The science that studies the structure of rocks.
2. Historical discipline that studies history ancient world.
3. An auxiliary historical discipline that studies the history of writing.
Musical signal, Participants raise cards, the correct answer is called, assistants count points.
/3/
Ethology is:
1. The science of animal behavior.
2. The science that studies the life of insects
3. Science that studies the ocean.
Musical signal, Participants raise cards, the correct answer is called, assistants count points.
/1/
Stained glass is:
1. Decoratively decorated flight of stairs.
2. A subject composition made of colored glass or other material that transmits light.
3. Decorative or ornamental composition painted on shop windows.
Musical signal, Participants raise cards, the correct answer is called, assistants count points.
/2/
Mimicry is:
1. The ability of animals to emit a smell that repels enemies.
2. The ability of lizards to “throw away” their tail in a moment of danger.
3. The ability of animals to imitate surrounding objects by coloring and body shape.
/3/
Musical signal, Participants raise cards, the correct answer is called, assistants count points.
Summing up the results of the game, rewarding the six players.
Game for high school students “Your Chance” (2nd option)
Decoration of the hall (see option 1)
1. Poster: 1. Sheepdog 2. Bulldog 3. Poodle 4. Collie 5. St. Bernard 6. Great Dane 7. Irish Wolfhound
2. Poster: 1. Pakhmutova 2. Bach 3. Wagner 4. Dobronravov 5. Beethoven 6. Shainsky 7. Mozart
3. Poster: 1. Dachshund 2. Airedale Terrier 3. Pug 4. Mongrel 5. Diver 6. Gordon Setter 7. Doberman
4. Poster: 1. Grez 2. Vasnetsov 3. Bush 4. Bryullov 5. Monet 6. Ivanov 7. Perov
5. Poster: 1. Deposit 2. Deposit 3. Deposit
6. Poster: 1. Appeal 2. Appeal 3. Appeal
7. Poster: 1. Revolutionization 2. Revolutionization 3. Revolutionization
Leading: Dear Guys! Let's start the game "Your Chance". Why "Your Chance?" Each of those present in the hall has a chance to test their erudition, go on this stage, show their knowledge and receive a prize.
The game will take place in 3 rounds.
1st round - qualifying. Conditions: I ask a question, you raise your hand and give an answer. Only the answer plus the raised hand is taken into account. For correct answers, my assistants in the hall give out tokens. At the end of the round, six winners are selected who will continue the game on stage, with a reserve of points. Each token is worth 10 points.
I will tell you about the conditions of rounds 2 and 3 later, but for now, get ready to answer questions.
Qualifying round questions (from the first part).
Selecting six winners to continue the game.
Leading: Now listen to the conditions 2 rounds of the game. On the stage, on the screen, you see 7 words. On the cards on the tables you have numbers from 1 to 7 listed. I ask a question, after a beep, you raise the card with the number under which, in your opinion, is the correct answer. Or don’t raise it if there is no correct answer. Raise the card strictly at the sound signal. Each correct answer gives you plus 20 points to your total score. The counting commission conducts the calculation of points.
By eastern calendar 2006 is the year of the dog. All questions of the 2nd round, one way or another, will be devoted to this animal, a faithful friend and assistant to man. Since time immemorial, dogs have helped people in their work and protected their homes from enemies and wild animals. She protects herds of sheep and cows, searches for criminals, detects drugs, helps hunters track and shoot game, guards the state border, guides people who have lost their sight through the streets - you can’t list everything.
We called the first cycle of questions: "Hero Dogs".
1. A dog named Usach, together with a regiment of the Napoleonic army, took part in many battles and was awarded the French Military Order for saving the regimental banner in the Battle of Austerlitz. What breed was the dog?
Poodle /3/
Musical signal, Participants raise cards, the correct answer is called, assistants count points.
2. In England, in County Welsh, there is a monument to a dog named Gelert, the beloved dog of the Prince of Wales, Llewelyn. One day, returning from a hunt, the nobleman found a dog with its muzzle covered in fresh blood. Without thinking twice, the prince, deciding that the dog had killed his little son, who was left unattended, in anger plunged a sword into the animal. The dog died, and the boy was found alive and unharmed, he was playing with the carcass of a seasoned wolf, which was killed by the faithful Gelert, protecting a human child. What breed was the dog?
Irish Wolfhound /7/
Musical signal, Participants raise cards, the correct answer is called, assistants count points.
3. In Switzerland there is a monument to a dog named Barry, he was an assistant to the monks who saved people caught in bad weather in the rocky Alps. During his 12 years of service, Barry saved more than 40 people. There is a legend that Barry was killed by the forty-first person he saved. A traveler dug out from under the snow and warmed by a dog, opening his eyes, was frightened by a huge beast standing above him and killed the dog with a point-blank shot, perhaps such a case took place, but in relation to Barry this is only a legend. What breed was Barry?
Saint Bernard, the breed is named after the pass and monastery of Great Saint Bernard /5/
Musical signal, Participants raise cards, the correct answer is called, assistants count points.
We called the second cycle of questions: "Dogs and Music". It's no secret that dogs have hearing that is much more subtle than that of humans. Like many other animals, dogs are musical. Attention question:
1. It was said about the poodle of the famous German composer that this dog was characterized by special musicality. It happened that during rehearsals to which the composer took his poodle, the dog began to bark loudly if there was disharmony in the sound of the instrument. And about a mongrel named Peps, they claim that this dog was the only creature, to whom the composer allowed to criticize his works, calling the mongrel dog in his letters nothing more than a “musical assistant.” What is the composer’s last name?
Wagner /3/
Musical signal, Participants raise cards, the correct answer is called, assistants count points.
2. “Dog Waltz” sounds. You hear a well-known piece of music played even by those who are not musically literate. And its name is quite on topic: “Dog Waltz”. Who is the author of this work?
author unknown
Musical signal, Participants raise cards, the correct answer is called, assistants count points.
3. Shainsky’s song “The Dog is Missing” is played. Composers-songwriters have dedicated quite a few of their works to the work of which composer are you currently hearing Shainsky /6/
Musical signal, Participants raise cards, the correct answer is called, assistants count points.
We called the third task of the second round "Dogs-heroes of literary works".
1. Remember Yesenin’s poem “Kachalov’s Dog”. “Give me a paw, Jim, for luck...” What breed was Jim?
Airedale Terrier /2/
Musical signal, Participants raise cards, the correct answer is called, assistants count points.
2. What breed was Bim in Troepolsky’s story “White Bim - Black Ear”?
Scottish Setter or Gordon Setter /6/
Musical signal, Participants raise cards, the correct answer is called, assistants count points.
3. What breed was Kashtanka in the story of the same name by A.P. Chekhov?
Mongrel, according to the text: a cross between a dachshund and a mongrel /4/
Musical signal, Participants raise cards, the correct answer is called, assistants count points.
Let's move on to last group questions "Dogs in painting". We talked about dogs and the work of composers and writers, but artists also wrote dogs. Dogs were faithful friends of many prominent and not very prominent people, from whom famous artists painted pictures; their dog friends were depicted next to the owner on the canvases, this was especially often the case when depicting children.
The picture “Boy with Toys” is projected onto the screen.
1. You see famous painting“Boy with Toys,” which depicts the Russian literary critic Vladimir Dmitrievich Philosopher in his childhood. Who is the author of the picture?
Unknown artist from Venetsianov's circle.
Musical signal, Participants raise cards, the correct answer is called, assistants count points.
The picture “The Paralytic, or the Fruits of a Good Education” is projected.
2. Dogs were also depicted in family portraits; in the painting “The Paralytic, or the Fruits of a Good Upbringing,” you see a sick person surrounded by a loving family, including a dog nearby. Who is the author of the picture?
J.B.Grez /1/
Musical signal, Participants raise cards, the correct answer is called, assistants count points.
The painting “Landscape in the vicinity of Beauvais” is projected
3. Dogs were also depicted in landscapes. You see the painting “Landscape in the vicinity of Beauvais”. Who is the author of the picture?
F. Boucher /3/
Musical signal, Participants raise cards, the correct answer is called, assistants count points.
The second round is over, let's move on to third round. We called it: "Play on words." To answer the questions you will need cards with numbers from 1 to 3. The conditions for completing the tasks are the same as in the previous round: you pick up a card with the number of the correct answer in your opinion. For the correct answer you get 20 points. Doing the back will require knowledge of spelling in Russian. Three spelling options for the word will now appear on the screen, but only one, of course, is correct. You need to pick up a card with the number of the correct spelling of the word.
1. Spelling options for the word Deposit are projected on the screen. 1. Depositing 2. Depositing 3. Depositing Correct answer /1/
Musical signal, Participants raise cards, the correct answer is called, assistants count points.
2. Variants of spelling of the word Appeal are projected on the screen. 1. Appeal 2. Appeal 3. Appeal The correct answer is / 3/.
Musical signal, Participants raise cards, the correct answer is called, assistants count points.
3. Variants of the spelling of the word Revolutionization are projected on the screen. 1. Revolutionization 2. Revolutionization 3. Revolutionization Correct answer /1/
Musical signal, Participants raise cards, the correct answer is called, assistants count points.
We finished the third round, and with it our game came to an end. While the points are being calculated, we will give the floor to our finalists.
You are given the opportunity to greet friends, congratulate those present on the new school year, say hello to teachers, in a word, you can speak out.
The results are summed up and the winners are awarded.
Intellectual tournament of book lovers
Qualifying round (questions from the first part)
First round questions.
For the first command:
1. What is your favorite childhood book?
2. What is the name of your favorite literary character, what book is he from?
3. What book are you reading now?
4. What do you prefer: classics or books by modern authors?
5. What libraries do you read in?
6. What is your family's favorite newspaper?
For the second command:
1. Who is your favorite storyteller?
2. Do you remember the first book you read, how old were you?
3. Do you have time to read every day?
4. If you were an artist, what book would you like to illustrate?
5. What is your favorite magazine?
6. What book would you like to re-read?
Second round
The second round of our game will be devoted to literature.
I think you all read a little, and the following questions will not cause you any difficulty.
Any team who guesses the fastest and answers correctly gets a token.
- We received a telegram at the game: “I can’t come to you, my trousers have escaped me.” Who sent it? / Main character fairy tales by K. Chukovsky “Moidodyr”
- They went and visited each other, but they could not get a treat while visiting. In what fairy tale does this happen? / "The Fox and the Crane"
- Name the profession and hobbies of Sherlock Holmes. / Profession - chemist, hobby - playing the violin
- Ellie looked carefully at Toto and saw that he had two right paws, two left paws, two front paws, two hind legs. How many paws did Ellie count on Toto? / 4 paws
- What was the name of the person who wanted to create a stone flower? / Danila the master
- This literary hero spent most of his life underwater. Jules Verne told us about this. Say the name of the ship and the name of its owner. / "Nautilus" Captain Nemo
- What animals did the Fairy turn into horses for Cinderella? / Rat
- Which children's story by V. Kataev is entitled with the first line of the famous poem by M. Lermontov? / “The Lonely Sail Is White”
- Which dog became a victim of the landowner's tyranny? / Mu Mu
Now let’s complicate the problem and play explainers. I think of a literary work and try to explain in my own words: what is it about, but you try to answer the question posed to this work. For the correct answer - a token
- Three tried to catch the one who left two old men without food, but this guy got away from them three times. And the fourth pursuer, pretending to be deaf, caught... Who? / Kolobok
- A smart animal makes its owner a simpleton. What kind of shoes did this beast prefer to wear? / Boots
- The husband adores his wife, but out of vanity he burns her modest outfit. An unknown person kidnaps his wife. Who is he? / Koschei the Deathless
- Having found the treasure, the lady buys a new household appliance and invites many guests. However, in a difficult situation, the ungrateful guests did not want to help the hostess. Who rescued her? / Mosquito
- A certain poor housewife achieved high position and wealth, but, having become arrogant, insulted her sponsor and became poor again. What is the profession of this woman's husband? / Fisherman
Third round
The next round of our game is dedicated directly to the book. And again we play explainers. I think of a word directly related to the topic “book”, with the help of my clues, try to guess what kind of word it is. If you guess on the first try, you get a token worth 10 points, on the second - 5 points, on the third - 2, on the fourth - 1.
First word.
1. It was made in Europe in the 10th century.
2. The Chinese have kept their secret in the manufacture of this material for ten centuries.
3. Not in modern world There is no such thing, such a profession, there is no such person who could do without it.
4. It is very diverse: thick and thin, white, color, documentary, lithographic, coated, cartographic.
/paper/
Second word.
For many centuries, each nation honed and improved this book, growing it like a flower, trying to achieve perfection.
1. In Rus', these books were among the most ancient handwritten books.
2. Ivan Fedorov in the city of Lvov in 1574. published this first printed book.
3. After the war with Napoleon, a book was published called “A Gift to Children in Memory of 1812.” Instead of the usual pictures, there were caricatures of Napoleon, and the baby received his first reading lessons along with the great lesson of victory.
/Primer/
Third word.
1. The Russian people appreciated and deeply revered her. In property inventories, for example, it took second place after icons. Yaroslav the Wise understood its significance in the life of Rus' very well.
2. They have long been surrounded by an aura of mystery, which gave rise to many different legends about the dungeons where the unheard-of treasures of Ivan the Terrible were hidden.
3. By order of Peter the Great in 1714 it was built in the Summer Palace. In 1738, a newspaper wrote about it: “From now on it will be unlocked and everyone will be free to enter on Tuesday and Friday.”
4. The year 1795 is significant for Russia as the year of enlightenment of Russians and the opening of the first state public...
/libraries/
Fourth word.
1. This is the name of the writer’s lifetime edition - a classic.
2. A surviving copy of a collection of poems that has been forgotten by everyone or has been scattered throughout the world.
3. A book with an autograph and a dedicatory inscription.
4. A huge antique volume, bound in embossed leather and gold. Translated from Latin as an ancient book.
/antique book/
Fourth round
The development of the book business is dealt with by the science of bibliology, and like every science, it has a lot of different terminology.
We are familiar with some words, because... We are readers of books, others are known only to specialists. The next round of our game is quite difficult.
We called it “In the Labyrinth of Book Words.” Each team receives 12 cards. Six of them contain a term related to the book business, six contain explanations for these words. It takes a minute to connect these cards (see appendix).
Then read the explanations for all terms. Each pair of correctly selected cards is worth 1 point.
Cards for the first team:
1. A person who collects books is a bibliomaniac
2. Correction of pages with detected errors or printing defects - TEAR
3. Book sign of the book owner - EX LIBRIS
4. Original signature of the author - AUTOGRAPH
5. Bookmark - LASSE
6. A sheet from which we find out the name of the author, title, time and place of publication of the book - TITLE
Cards for the second team:
1. Rare book collector - BIBLIOPHILE
2. Book Thief - BIBLIOKLEPT
3. Drawing or portrait next to the title page, on the left side - FRONTISPE
4. Visual representation of text in a book - ILLUSTRATION
5. An ancient handwritten book - MANUSCRIPT
6. Large book - FOLIANT
The second part of the “Labyrinth” competition is that you will be asked to remember the term yourself after reading the definition. For each team these are three fairly well-known words, each correct answer is worth 1 point.
For the first command:
1. The name of an ancient form of book, rolled into a tube and written on papyrus. /Scroll/
2. The name of multi-color illustrations, headpieces in ancient Russian handwritten books, also called works of art small size /Miniature/
3. A book that has particular commercial success and is in high demand /Bestseller/
For the second command:
1. A series of drawings with short text. This kind of literature first appeared in the USA /Comic/
2. The name of the form of books among the ancient Romans, consisting of fastened tablets or papyrus sheets. A modern book retains this form in the form of a book block, and in the field of law this term means a set of laws / Code /
3. Title of a book that has been in use and has gone on sale again /Used book/
Quiz “Vivat, library!”
The decoration of the hall is similar to the game for high school students “Your Chance”
- 1. Library 2. Culture 3. Book depository 4. Subscription 5. Catalog 6. Shelf 7. Book
- 1. Pushkin 2. Krylov 3. Tyutchev 4. Petrarch 5. Gorky 6. Boccaccio7. Turgenev
- 1. Glinka 2. Vasnetsov 3. Mussorgsky 4. Vrubel 5. Serov 6. Tchaikovsky 7. Tropinin
Good afternoon guys, congratulations on Knowledge Day!
Soon we will walk hand in hand along the roads of knowledge, because it is in the library that the information received allows us to show off our knowledge in the classroom.
Today I propose to take part in a quiz dedicated to the library and everything connected with it: books, literature, art. And the participants in the quiz will be determined by the qualifying round.
Questions for the qualifying round in part 1.
First tour
So we have six quiz participants. Go to the tables, on them you see signs with numbers, on the posters are the correct answers to the questions that I will ask.
Your task is to raise the sign with the number of the correct answer by the sound signal. The time keeper, which beeps, will count your points.
Poster 1.
1) What is the name today of the institution that our ancestors called “Collection of Tablets”, “Collection of Codes”, “Treasury of Wisdom”, “Shelter of Thought”, “Pharmacy for the Soul”?
Sound signal
Library / 1 /
Scoring
2) What is the name of the list of printed works compiled in a certain way for the purpose of disclosing the library collection?
Sound signal
Catalog /5/
Scoring
3) How is the word library literally translated?
Sound signal
Book Depository / 3 /
Scoring
4) This word is translated from Latin as cultivation, processing, originally it was associated with agriculture, and now this word denotes all the achievements of mankind, including in the field of literature and book printing.
Sound signal
Culture / 2 /
Scoring
5) Translated from French, this is a pre-paid right to use certain services. In a library, it gives readers the right to take books home for a certain period of time
Sound signal
Subscription / 4 /
Scoring
1) This man was not only a famous poet, but also a famous book lover. He donated his books to Venice, which had no price. His book collection served as the basis for the founding of the first public library in Italy. It still exists today. Name this poet.
Sound signal
Petrarch / 4 /
Scoring
2) Which famous Russian poet turned his last gaze before his death to books, saying to them: “Farewell, friends!”
Sound signal
Pushkin / 1 /
Scoring
3) What famous Russian writer worked as a librarian?
Sound signal
Krylov / 2 /
Scoring
4) Which great Russian writer could only answer “inferior” when asked about education? He acquired encyclopedic knowledge thanks to books, collected and studied from them all his life.
Sound signal
Gorky / 5 /
Scoring
5) Which famous Russian writer funded the first library in Paris, which still bears his name?
Sound signal
Turgenev / 7 /
Scoring
Poster 3.
1) Which of the Russian painters created expressive drawings for Pushkin’s Drama “Mozart and Salieri”, on the theme of Pushkin’s “Prophet” he painted two paintings - “The Prophet” and “Six-Winged Seraphim”. The theatrical interpretation of Pushkin’s fairy tale leads the artist to the creation of the painting “The Swan Princess” and the canvas “Thirty-three Heroes”, the fabulousness of which is achieved by the image of the “stormy” sea, the outlandish appearance of the “uncle of the sea”, color effects, emphasized by decorativeness.
Sound signal
Vrubel (4)
Scoring
2) Name the composer who studied with A.S. Pushkin’s younger brother Lev. Sincerely admiring the poet’s talent, he wrote several romances based on his poems, created a wonderful opera “Ruslan and Lyudmila”, the music of which is most in tune with the mood and poetics of Pushkin’s work of the same name.
Sound signal
Glinka / 1 /
Scoring
3) Which artist illustrated Pushkin’s works “Boris Godunov”, “The Mermaid”, “The Tale of Tsar Saltan...”. The artistic originality of this artist, his subtle embodiment of the nationality in his work, are reflected in the illustrations for “The Song of the Prophetic Oleg”, made in the style of ancient Russian manuscripts, richly decorated with ornaments and miniatures.
Sound signal
Vasnetsov / 2 /
Scoring
4) Name the great Russian composer who repeatedly turns to the work of Pushkin, his best works The operas “Eugene Onegin”, “Mazepa” (based on the poem “Poltava”), “The Queen of Spades” are rightfully considered. Of the romances, the most famous is the romance “The Nightingale”, written based on poems by Pushkin.
Sound signal
Tchaikovsky / 6 /
Scoring
5) Which Russian composer defined the goal of his work as follows: “to create a living person in living music.” The best embodiment of this goal was the opera “Boris Godunov” based on the drama by A.S. Pushkin.
Sound signal
Mussorgsky / 3 /
Scoring
Determination of three winners for the next round.
The winners of the first round will face the next challenge. In three minutes you need to answer a damn dozen questions. Second round that's what it's called: "Baker's dozen".
Your erudition, gleaned from books, the presence of fortitude, educated by books, and the ability to quickly find answers to fairly simple questions will help you answer the questions.
The time keeper will monitor the regulations. Each correct answer will earn you 10 points.
Devil's dozen 1.
- The wooden boy's father? (Papa Carlo)
- A frog in early childhood? (Tadpole)
- A plot of land for vegetables? (Garden)
- What does a hedgehog do in winter? (sleeping)
- Can he lie on nails? (Yogi)
- Dog's house? (Kennel)
- Do migratory birds build nests in the south? (No)
- Which note is not needed for compote? (Salt)
- A very confusing road? (Labyrinth)
- Postage sign? (Mark)
- Does this sea have no shores? (Sargasso)
- Was he the first to go into outer space? (Leonov)
- What letter did Peter I introduce into the Russian alphabet? (0)
The Devil's Dozen 2
- Cow as a child? (Calf)
- Home car? (Garage)
- “Measure seven times, once...?” (Cut it off)
- The boy with the wooden nose? (Pinocchio)
- City animal facility? (Zoo)
- An astronaut suit? (Space suit)
- Northern capital of Russia? (Saint Petersburg)
- Which snow melts faster: dirty or clean? (Filthy)
- Specialty of the Nightingale from the Chernigov road? (Robber)
- Tsar ancient egypt? (Pharaoh)
- What color is the leader's jersey in cycling? (Yellow)
- What does the phrase “neither cold nor hot” mean? (Doesn't matter)
- What words have 100 consonants? (Table, haystack)
The Devil's Dozen 3
- Appears on the iron due to dampness? (Rust)
- Baby goat? (Kid)
- State emblem? (Coat of arms)
- Hidden treasures? (Treasure)
- Uncle Styopa's boot size? (45th)
- What does pioneer mean? (First)
- Who speaks all languages? (Echo)
- Who walks without moving? (Time)
- Who said: “Sim-sim, open up”? (Ali Baba)
- Is this woman a symbol of feminine mystique? (Gioconda)
- Figure skiing? (Freestyle)
- Wild, difficult forest? (Taiga)
- What part of the word can be found in the ground? (Root)
Scoring, awarding winners. The winner is given the floor for congratulations.
QUIZ
About the library
1. What is the name of the recording? historical events ancient time by year?
A. Manuscript B. Chronicle C. Almanac
Answer: B. Chronicle
2. Which of these people does not like books at all (but fears and hates them)?
A. Bibliophile B. Bibliophobe C. Bibliographer
Answer: Bibliophobe
3. What do you call a constantly needed or frequently re-read book?
A. Tabletop B. Handy C. Tabletop
Answer: Tabletop
4. On which page of a library book is there usually a stamp?
A. On the 3rd B. On the 17th C. On the 13th
Answer: On the 17th
5. What are the best-selling books published in large editions called?
A. Fiction B. Large circulation C. Bestseller
Answer: Best-seller
6. What do you jokingly call a person who has extensive knowledge and can answer any question?
A. Walking dictionary B. Walking encyclopedia C. Walking reference book
Answer: Walking encyclopedia
7. What is the name of our Russian “Guinness Book of Records”?
A. “Miracle” B. “Magic” C. “Wonder”
Answer : "Wonder"
8. What is the name of a large-format book?
A. Bookplate
B. Folio
V. Facsimile
Answer: Folio
9. What is the name of the first page of the book, which contains information about the author, the title of the book, and imprint?
A. Title
B. Format
B. Index
Answer : Title
10. The name of this person has been part of our lives since childhood. And his aphorisms and catchphrases accompany us all our lives. He is known as a playwright, prose writer and lyricist. But few people know that he worked for almost 30 years at the M.E. Public Library. Saltykov-Shchedrin as a librarian. Who is this man?
A.I.A. Krylov
B.N.V. Gogol
YOU. Pushkin
Answer: I.A. Krylov
11. One of the most famous Russian experts in library science, Nikolai Aleksandrovich Rubakin, said: “Selecting books for your own and others’ reading is not only a science, but also an art, and there is no limit to its development.” What kind of science is this?
A. Printing
B. Bibliomania
B. Bibliography
Answer: Bibliography
12. How does the word “book” sound in Latin?
A. Code
B. Dogma
B. Constitution
Answer: Code
13. Finish the catchphrase of Maxim Gorky: “Do you love a book - a source...”?
A. Dictations and presentations
B. Knowledge
B. Skills
Answer: Knowledge
14. What do you call the sheets of a book that are arranged in order, stitched or glued and prepared for insertion into a binding lid or cover?
A. Fet
B. Green
V. Blok
Answer: Block
15. In which city is the largest library in our country located - the Russian State Library, which now has more than 40 million books in 247 languages?
A. Moscow
B. Novosibirsk
In Saint-Petersburg
Answer: Moscow
16. What are the names of the conventional registration marks on a book that determine its place on library shelves (“address” of the book)?
A. Barcode
B. Wenzel
V. Code
Answer: Cipher
17. What is the name of the library card that is issued for each visitor?
B. Reader's form
B. Reader's passport
Answer: Reader's form
18. What is the name of the handwritten text written by the author of the book, as well as the author’s handwritten signature?
A. Autograph
B. Facsimile
V. Autonym
Answer: Autograph
19. What is it called summary content of the book, helping the reader or buyer better navigate the ocean of modern printed publications?
A. Proclamation
B. Presentation
B. Abstract
Answer: annotation
20. What do you call a book that has been in use and has gone on sale again?
A. Library
B. Bucolic
V. Second-hand books
G. Antique
Answer: Second-hand books
21. What is the name of a collection of selected works by various literary authors?
A. Almanac
B. Digest
B. Anthology
Answer: Anthology
22. What is the city telephone book?
A. Dictionary
B. Directory
B. Encyclopedia
Answer: Directory
23. What is the abbreviation for the name of the series of scientific and artistic biographies – ZhZL?
A. “Life of famous personalities”
B. “The Life of Remarkable People”
V. “The Life of Literary Stars”
Answer: "The Life of Remarkable People"
24. What bird name does the Moscow publishing house, specializing in the production of educational literature, have?
A. "Stork"
B. Bustard
V. "Pelican"
Answer: "Bustard"
25. What do you call a book with reproductions?
A. Booklet
B. Album
B. Brochure
Answer: Album
26. What books are published for children?
A. Hammock books
B. Crib books
B. Folding books
Answer: Folding books
27. What are three literary works of one author that are connected by a unity of concept called?
A. Triad
B. Trilogy
V. Triptych
Answer: Trilogy
28. What is the name of a book with recipes for preparing delicious and healthy food?
A. Cooking room
B. Cookbook
B. Collection of fried facts
Answer: Cookbook
29. How do you read an interesting book you really like?
A. From cover to cover
B. From A to Z
B. From case to case
Answer: Fully
30. What do you call the colorful paper cover on top of the binding of a book?
A. Ultra cover
B. Dust jacket
B. Extra cover
Answer: Dust jacket
31. Which the new kind books appeared in the twentieth century?
A. Electronic
B. Atomic
V. Plasma
G. Neutron
Answer: Electronic
32. Bookworm is...
A. Librarian
B. Reader
B. Bookseller
Answer: Reader
33. Papyrus is...
A. Fabric
B. Tree
B. Herbaceous plant
Answer: herbaceous plant
34. The title page is...
A. The opening page of the book
B. Middle of the book
B. Last page of the book
Answer: Book start page
35. An antiquarian book is...
A. A new book
B. An old book
Answer: Antique book
36. Information (data) about a book written on an index card is called...
A. Bibliographic description
B. Bibliographical guide
Answer: Bibliographic description
37. Parchment is...
A. Birch bark
B. Leather
V. Clay
Answer: Leather
38. What is the first component of compound words that corresponds in meaning to the word “book”?
A. Bio...
B. Grafo...
V. Biblio
G. Krio...
Answer: Biblio
39. What was the name of the first Russian dated printed book, published in 1564 in Moscow by Ivan Fedorov.
A. "ABC"
B. "Book of Hours"
V. "Apostle"
G. "Psalter"
Answer: "Apostle"
40. Who founded the first library in Rus'?
A. Yaroslav the Wise
B. Peter I the Great
V. Ivan IV the Terrible
G. Catherine II the Great
Answer: Yaroslav the Wise
41. What was the name of the cultural and educational point in the Russian village until the early 70s? last century?
A. Book Chamber
B. Bibliokhata
V. Reading hut
G. Reading yard
Answer: Reading hut
42. In which country did the word “Library” first appear?
A. Greece
B. Egypt
IN. Ancient Rus'
Answer: Greece
43. What is the name of one of the oldest forms of books?
A. Scroll
B. Tangle
V. Roll
G. Accordion
Answer: Scroll
44. Which Russian writer (and fabulist) worked as a librarian for almost 30 years? He served in the Public Library, and for compiling a catalog of Russian books he received the Order of St. Vladimir, 4th degree.
A. Ivan Andreevich Krylov
B. Sergey Vladimirovich Mikhalkov
V. Lev Nikolaevich Tolstoy
G. Samuil Yakovlevich Marshak
Answer: I.A. Krylov
45. Who were the first creators of handwritten books in Rus'?
A. Princes
B. Merchants
V. Monks
G. Foresters
Answer: Monks
46. What was the name of the famous library of the ancient world, which became one of the seven wonders of the world?
Answer: Alexandria
47 . External covering books, protecting the book from contamination.
Answer: Cover
48. A list of printed works available in the library, compiled according to a certain principle.
Answer: Catalog
49. Public display of specially selected and organized books.
Answer: Book exhibition
50. Name the first public library in Russia.
Answer: The Imperial Public Library in St. Petersburg, founded in 1795 by order of Catherine II. Nowadays the National Library of Russia
51. All his life, Peter I collected books - he was a bibliophile. Which academy's library was based on its library?
Answer: Academy of Sciences
52. Catherine the Great was the first Russian monarch to sign the decree establishing this position for her book collection. Which one?
Answer: Librarian positions
53. What was the former name of the largest Russian State Library in Russia, located in Moscow?
Answer: Library named after Lenin, and even earlier - Rumyantsevskaya. Library Count N.P. Rumyantsev created it at his own expense and then donated it to his people.
54. This Soviet geographical publication weighs more than 7 kg and contains 280 thousand names. According to experts, the masterpiece has no equal in the whole world. What is this book?
Answer: Great Atlas of the World
55. This little book was first published in 1682, and it was intended for sellers and buyers. And now its contents are often placed on the covers of school notebooks and every current schoolchild knows it by heart. What do we call this book?
Answer: Multiplication table
56. What is called a “compass” in the book world?
Answer: Bibliography
57. Major bibliographer-local historian, public figure of Yakutia at the beginning of the twentieth century, author of the index "Bibliography of Yakutia"
Answer: Nikolai Nikolaevich Gribanovsky
58. Name the main library of the Republic of Sakha (Yakutia)
Answer: National Library of the Republic of Sakha (Yakutia)
59. In what year was the first library founded in Thatta?
Answer: In 1938
60. Well-known bibliographer and local historian, compiler of bibliographic manuals “Writers of Yakutia”, “Writers of the Olonkho Land”, “Yakut Heroic Epic of Olonkho”
Answer: Valentina Nikolaevna Pavlova
for the game, cards indicating the team number, five sets with answer numbers (1,2,3,4,5), stars.Progress of the game
Host: Today we gathered for the “Literary Ring” quiz game. All questions that will be asked are related to folk art, literary works and literary fairy tales.
Rules of the game (slide 2)
- 5 teams take part in the game. Questions will be asked to each team in turn. All teams can answer all questions.
- For each correct answer to their question, the team receives 1 point.
- For the correct answer to another team's question you can get a star.
- You are given 5 seconds to think about each question.
- After each round, and there are three of them, one team of players with the fewest points will be eliminated.
- If several teams have the same number of points, stars will be taken into account.
- The super game will feature two teams that have reached the final.
The points will be counted... (the presenter introduces the jury)
1st round
Presenter: The Firebird is the embodiment of the radiant Sun God! The image of this bird was created by imagination ancient man and was preserved in Russian fairy tales as the ideal of heavenly beauty and happiness. The prototype of this beautiful bird was the nature surrounding man. You will have to unravel the poetic images of birds that lived and still live in our forests. I think we know many of them very well. You have to guess them in the mythological descriptions given by our ancestors.
Task 1: (slide 3) Here are images of birds: eagle, owl, rooster, cuckoo, crow.
1. It was considered a bird among the Slavs; it was dedicated to the goddess of spring and predicted the beginning of thunderstorms and rains.
(Cuckoo)
2. This bird lived up to three hundred years and was the only one that could bring living and dead water.
3. In peasant life, it was revered as a symbol of heavenly fire and at the same time a talisman against it. Her image can still be found on the roofs of houses.
4. Mysterious bird, lover of nightlife. The popular wave called her the guardian of treasures and the wisest of earthly birds.
5. Since ancient times, this bird has become a symbol of pride, power and freedom. Myths say that the main god of the Slavs, Perun, appeared on earth in the guise of this bird.
Presenter: The world of animals in Slavic legends is no less rich and diverse. Indrik, the beast, was considered the head and ruler of the animal kingdom. He had many subjects. They had wonderful properties. But there were also those who really lived and are now living in our Russian forests. It is to these animals that we will devote our questions.
Task 2. (Slide 4) Here are images of animals and beasts.
1. According to popular belief, he is the personification of darkness. The main Slavic god Perun could turn into it when he wanted to appear on earth. This beast could speak in a human voice, was endowed with wisdom and acted in many Russian fairy tales.
2. According to legend, this is a man turned by an evil sorcerer into a wild beast. He himself never attacks a person, he can walk on his hind legs. In his guise, one of the main Slavic gods, Veles, can appear on earth.
(Bear)
3. This animal acts as a companion to sorcerers or witches, but it is very loved by the Russian people. According to Slavic beliefs, this is a very intelligent animal. There are many signs and proverbs associated with it.
To oshka)4. In ancient times, when the forces of nature were deified, the dark force rode on this black animal, and the gods of color and darkness rode on the same white animal. The poetic folk word calls it “the wings of man.”
5. Our people have written a lot about this faithful friend. catchphrases, signs, proverbs, riddles. He is of the same breed as the wolf, but for a long time he has been his fierce enemy.
(Dog, dog).
This concludes the first round.
Team No.… leaves the game.
2 round
(Slide 5) Leading: I have no doubt that before you learned to read, you listened to fairy tales.
“What a delight these fairy tales are! Each is a poem...
The fairy tale is a lie, but there is a hint in it...”, wrote A.S. Pushkin about folk tales.
Originating in ancient times, the fairy tale is still passed on from mouth to mouth,
is reinvented and re-emerged.
Who has read a lot of fairy tales,
Finds answers easily.
Yes, you already knew them for a long time.
Well, let's check it out!
Task 1: (slide 6) Here are 4 images of characters from folk tales.
1. Who ordered: “Mothers, nannies, get ready, get ready! By morning, bake me soft white bread, the kind I ate from my dear father”?
("Princess Frog")
2. Which fairy tale talks about four daring escapes and one villainous murder?
(“Kolobok”)
3.Which fairy tale ends with the words: “The evil witch was tied to a horse’s tail and released into an open field”?
(“Sister Alyonushka and brother Ivanushka”)
Task 2: (slide 7) Presenter: You see four drawings that depict fairy-tale heroes.
1. Are all these drawings illustrations of Russian folk tales?
(“Crocodile Gena and his friends”)
Presenter: Crocodile Gena and his friend Cheburashka - these fairy-tale characters were invented by our contemporary Eduard Uspensky.
The famous fairy tales about Tsar Saltan, the dead princess, the fisherman and the fish are based on folk fairy tales. How well do you know the fairy tales of A.S. Pushkin?
Let's check it now! Listen carefully as the question is read only once.
Task 3: (slide 8) Here are illustrations for fairy tales by A.S. Pushkin. Name the fairy tale and its hero.
1. Three attackers, while in the service of a high-ranking official, committed a forgery of a document, which had sad, very dramatic consequences: the family was destroyed. Mother and son are severely punished. But in the end, truth triumphed, evil was defeated.
(A weaver with a cook, with her matchmaker Babarikha. “The Tale of Tsar Saltan”)
2. Under pressure from the royal person, this woman committed terrible crime. Under the guise of a wretched beggar, she infiltrated a kind, unsuspecting girl and treated her to a very common tasty fruit. As a result, she fell dead.
(Chernavka poisoned the young princess. “The Tale of the Dead Princess and the Seven Knights”)
3. This fabulously beautiful, but very cunning person committed a serious crime. On the battlefield, she killed two young brothers, and then got to her father.
(Queen of Shemakha. “The Tale of the Golden Cockerel”)
Task 4:
Host: And now you have the next group of questions about the fairy tales of A. S. Pushkin. ( Slide 9)
- What precious metal is the chain hanging on the oak tree near Lukomorye made of?
- What was the old woman's last wish in “The Tale of the Fisherman and the Fish”?
- Which of the following is not included in the moral of Pushkin's fairy tale about the Golden Cockerel?
1. Lie.
1. Silver.
2. Iron.
3. Platinum.
4. Gold.
(Near Lukomorye there is a green oak;
Golden chain on the oak tree...)
1. Be a pillar noblewoman.
2. To be the mistress of the sea.
3. Be a free queen.
4. New trough.
2. Lesson.
3. Hint.
4. Vow.
(The fairy tale is a lie, but there is a hint in it!
A lesson to good fellows.)
- What words did the old woman scold her old man in “The Tale of the Fisherman and the Fish”
1. You are my dear.
2. Your head is empty.
3. You are a fool, simpleton.
4. Oh, you disgusting old man.
Addition: You fool, you simpleton!
You didn’t know how to take ransom from a fish!
Task 5:
(Slide 13) Here are illustrations of literary fairy tales.
1.Which fairy tale talks about the artistic level of vocal and instrumental ensembles?
(Br. Grimm “The Town Musicians of Bremen”)
This ends the second round.
Team No. is eliminated from the game...
3 round
In our speech, we use not only proverbs and sayings, but also popular expressions that are very similar to them: short quotes, figurative expressions, and sayings of historical figures included in our speech from literary sources.
Winged expressions are, as it were, halfway to proverbs: like proverbs, they are widely used in speech, but, in contrast to proverbs, they usually belong to a well-known author.
Exercise 1:
(slide 14) Here are portraits of A.S. Pushkin, N.V. Gogol, A.P. Chekhova, D.I. Fonvizina. It is necessary to determine which of them belongs to the catchphrase I read.
- “Brevity is the sister of talent” (A. P. Chekhov)
- “Be patient, Cossack - you will become an ataman!” (N.V. Gogol T. Bulba - Andria)
- “I don’t want to study, but I want to get married.” D.I.Fonvizin
Task 2:
- Author of the story “The Night Before Christmas”. ( N.V.Gogol )
- Author of the stories “Thick and Thin”, “Death of an Official”. ( A.P.Chekhov )
- Author of the story “Children of the Dungeon” ( V.G. Korolenko )
- Author of the story “Mu-Mu”. ( I.S. Turgenev )
Task 2: (slide 16) Here are the heroes of literary works. Based on the description below, determine who this hero is, from which work, who is the author of the work.
- “The front is a perfect German: a narrow muzzle, constantly spinning and sniffing everything that comes across, ending in a round snout, the legs are very thin. But behind him he was a real provincial attorney in uniform, since his tail hung like a uniform coattail...” (Devil. “The Night Before Christmas”, Gogol)
- “Barefoot, in nightgowns. There is a cap on the head. Very fat and lazy. They like to live at other people’s expense.” (“The story of how one man fed two generals”, Saltykov-Shchedrin.)
- “They are wearing red morocco boots, with silver horseshoes, trousers as wide as the black sea, with a thousand folds, tied with a golden lace. Their faces are slightly tanned with black mustaches. On the head there are mutton caps with a golden top.” (Ostap and Andriy. “Taras Bulba”, Gogol)
Task 3: (slide 17) Find the “extra”:
1. “Horse name”, “Over salted”, “Mu-Mu”, “Thick and thin”. (“Mu-Mu” was written by I.S. Turgenev, and other stories by A.P. Chekhov)
(Slide 18)
1. “The Night Before Christmas”, “The Inspector General”, “The Captain’s Daughter”, “Evenings on a Farm near Dikanka”. (“The Captain’s Daughter” by A.S. Pushkin, and other works by N.V. Gogol)
Leading: This was the last question of the third round.
Before you tally up the points and determine the two teams that made it to the finals, look here (points to the boxes). There are three wonderful boxes in front of you. And the team with the most stars will be able to open them.
For each box you open, you give away a star, so you can skip opening the boxes and save stars for the finale.
Let's ask the jury to announce the results of the third round...
Eliminated... (they are awarded prizes).
We reached the final...
The final
PROVERB (slide 20)
From the word “PROBERV” you need to make as many words as possible. Each letter can be used as many times as it appears in the word. The one who says the last word will win. You have 2 minutes to complete the task. Time has passed...
The finalists call out the invented words in order, but those words that have already been spoken by the opponent do not count.
They win... Gifts are given (first to the losing couple, then to the winners).
The mysterious library of which Russian
the monarch is still being sought in mysterious
Kremlin dungeons?
a) Ivan the Terrible
b) Peter I
c) Boris Godunov
d) Paul I
library of Ivan the Terrible...
According to legend, the latter's niece
Byzantine
emperor
Sophia
Palaeologus, who became his wife in 1472
Moscow Prince Ivan III, brought to
Moscow ancient Greek and Latin
handwritten books.
Next question! Unfortunately,
your answer is not
correct
return Who founded the first library in Rus'?
a) Yaroslav the Wise.
b) Peter I the Great.
c) Ivan IV the Terrible.
d) Catherine II the Great ...The first library in Rus' was
founded in Kyiv in 1037
year by Kyiv prince Yaroslav
Wise.
Next question! Unfortunately,
your answer is not
correct
return What was the name of the cultural and educational center in Russian
village until the early 70s. last century?
a) Book Chamber.
b). Bibliohata.
V). Reading hut
G). Reading yard Of course this is a “HUT-READING ROOM”!
YOU GUESSED!
Next question! Unfortunately,
your answer is not
correct
return In which city is the largest
our country's library - Russian
state library, which now
more than 40 million books in 247 languages?
a) Moscow.
b) Yekaterinburg.
in Saint-Petersburg.
Novosibirsk city. Absolutely right!
Russian state
the library is located in Moscow
Next
question! Unfortunately,
your answer is not
correct
return What Russian writer (and fabulist)
worked as a librarian for almost 30 years? He
served in the Public Library, and for
compilation of a catalog of Russian books received
Order of St. Vladimir 4th degree.
a) Ivan Andreevich Krylov
b) Sergei Vladimirovich Mikhalkov
c) Lev Nikolaevich Tolstoy
d) Samuil Yakovlevich Marshak Worked for 30 years at the Imperial
St. Petersburg Public Library
writer and fabulist
Ivan Andreevich Krylov.
Next question! Unfortunately,
your answer is not
correct
return
