P1. «is a passionate call by princes to unite just before the invasion of their own Mongol hordes» (K. Marx). Quote

P1. «is a passionate call by princes to unite just before the invasion of their own Mongol hordes» (K. Marx). Quote the title of the work: a) «The Tale of Boris and Gleb»; b) «The Lay of Igor’s Host»; c) «Instruction» by Vladimir Monomakh; d) «The Primary Chronicle».
2. Which of the characters in «The Lay of Igor’s Host» «uttered the golden word mixed with tears»? a) Yaroslavna, Igor’s wife; b) Svyatoslav, the prince of Kiev; c) Vsevolod, Igor’s brother; d) Prince Igor himself.
3. What foretold Igor’s defeat: a) a ray of the sun; b) a solar eclipse; c) the moon.
4. The significance of «The Lay of Igor’s Host» is great because: a) of its remoteness in time; b) of its high culture, originality, and authenticity; c) of its keen vision into the future.
5. Karamzin opposes the main characters — Liza and Erast: a) by describing their appearance; b) by telling about their attitude towards work; c) by narrating about their parents.
6. Erast married a rich widow because: a) well-being was more important to him than love; b) he could not continue the relationship with the peasant girl; c) he lost his estate in the army and was left without means.
7. The phrase from «Poor Liza» that became proverbial is: a) «However, Liza, it’s better to feed on your own and not take anything for free»; b) «And peasant women know how to love»; c) «Death for the homeland is not scary…».
8. The epithet «poor» in the title of the work means: a) poor; b) destitute; c) unhappy.
9. Karamzin’s innovation manifested itself: a) in exposing the social inequality of the characters; b) in condemning Erast’s parasitic way of life; c) in a detailed depiction of the inner world of the heroine.
10. Which work is the article by I. A. Goncharov «A Million Torments» dedicated to? a) A. S. Pushkin’s «Eugene Onegin»; b) A. N. Radishchev’s «Journey from St. Petersburg to Moscow»; c) A. S. Griboedov’s «Woe from Wit».
11. Which element of the composition of an artistic work is not mandatory? a) exposition; b) climax; c) denouement; d) epilogue.
12. Determine the genre affiliation of the work «Woe from Wit»: a) comedy; b) tragedy; c) verse novel.
13. How does «Woe from Wit» end? a) with the wedding of the characters; b) with the departure of the hero; c) with the death of the hero.
14. The statement «and the smoke of the fatherland is sweet and pleasant to us» belongs to: a) the pedant from «The Precocious One»; b) Chatsky from «Woe from Wit»; c) Tatyana’s husband from «Eugene Onegin»; d) a young soldier from «Borodino».
15. What is the basis of the plot of the comedy «Woe from Wit»? a) a romantic intrigue; b) a conflict between the present age and the past age; c) a duel between Chatsky and Famusov.
16. Identify the character from the work «Eugene Onegin»: he danced the Mazurka easily and bowed casually… a) Lensky; b) Onegin; c) Dubrovsky.
17. How does Onegin find out about Tatiana’s love? a) he is told by Lensky; b) from Olga’s letter; c) from Tatiana’s letter.
18. Whom did Pushkin feel a closeness to the people in his childhood years? a) mother; b) uncle; c) nanny.
19. Whom is the poem «In the Depths of Siberian Mines…» dedicated to? a) the Decembrists; b) Emperor Alexander; c) Natalya Goncharova.
20. Which monument is mentioned by A. S. Pushkin in the poem of the same name? a) the monument to Peter the Great; b) his own heritage; c) the monument to Derzhavin.
21. Indicate to which literary movement A. S. Pushkin’s novel «Eugene Onegin» belongs: a) classicism; b) sentimentalism; c) realism; d) romanticism.
21. Name the poem in which God commands