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Collection of puzzles in the Russian language. Rebus in the Russian language. Puzzles in pictures

To learn how to compose and understand puzzles, you need to figure out what they are.

Word "rebus" Latin origin (lat. rebus, with the help of things, "Non verbis sed rebus" - "Not with words, but with the help of things"). Rebus originated in France in the 15th century, and the first printed collection of puzzles, published in this country in 1582, was compiled by Etienne Taboureau. Since then, the technique of drawing up rebus problems has been enriched by many different techniques.

So, rebus- this is one of the types of puzzles, a riddle for decoding words. Encrypted according to certain rules in a rebus can be not only a single word, but also a proverb, proverb, quote, riddle, and even a whole short story. Words and phrases in the rebus are depicted in the form of pictures, letters, numbers, notes and other all kinds of signs, the number of which is not limited. Solving a rebus is a whole science. Solving the rebus, it is necessary to write down all the signs in the form of a meaningful word or sentence. Although there are several types of puzzles (literary, mathematical, musical, sound, etc.), there are some general rules for composing and solving them.

example of a rebus


GENERAL RULES FOR RESOLUTION OF RIBS

A word or sentence is divided into parts that can be depicted in the form of a picture or any sign. The rebus is read from left to right, less often from top to bottom. Punctuation marks and spaces are not included in the rebus. If one word is thought of in the rebus, then it should, as a rule, be a noun, and in the singular and in the nominative case. Deviation from this rule must be specified in the conditions of the rebus. If a sentence is thought up (proverb, aphorism, etc.), then, of course, it can contain not only nouns, but also verbs and other parts of speech. In this case, the conditions of the rebus must contain the appropriate phrase (for example: “Guess the riddle”). A rebus must have a solution, and, as a rule, one. The ambiguity of the answer should be discussed in the conditions of the rebus. For example: "Find two solutions to this puzzle." The number of techniques and their combinations used in one rebus is not limited.

REBUS IN PICTURES

The simplest option is when the rebus consists of two pictures to help you compose a new word. The names of the objects depicted in the rebus should be read in the nominative singular or plural if several objects are depicted.


rebus 1


WAVE + WINDOW = FIBER

rebus 2


FOLLOWING + EXPERIENCE = FOLLOWING

rebus 3


OKO + FACES = OKOLITSA


The last example shows that the picture in the rebus may have more than one name (eye and eye, bees and swarm, etc.); or the image can have a general or private name (bird is a common name; swift, swallow, chicken is a private name). If the depicted object has two meanings, then logically it is necessary to determine the appropriate one. This is the hardest part of the puzzle.

If the picture upside down, this means that the word is read backwards.


rebus 4


Inverted nose = DREAM


If to the right or to the left of the picture is one or more letters- this means that these letters just need to be added. It happens that a "+" sign is placed in front of them. Sometimes the desired object in the picture is indicated by an arrow.


rebus 5



FLASK + CA = SAUSAGE

rebus 6



Letter X + LION = BREED

REBUS WITH COMES

Commas to the right or to the left of the picture means that in the word hidden with the help of the picture, you need to remove as many letters as there are commas. In this case, the commas in front of the picture indicate how many letters must be removed at the beginning of the hidden word, the commas at the end of the figure indicate how many letters must be removed from the end of the word. Sometimes the commas to the left of the image are drawn upside down, although this does not play a fundamental role.


rebus 7


VOL K - K = VOL

rebus 8


GA MAK - GA = MAK

rebus 9


BA RAB AN - BA - AN = RAB


The arrow, pointed to the left, shown above the picture, indicates that after the word has been decoded, it must be read backwards.


rebus 10


DRESSER - KO, we read from right to left = HOUSE

REBUSS WITH LETTERS AND NUMBERS

If above the picture there is strikethrough letter, and next is another, then this letter in the word needs to be changed to the indicated one. If one or several letters are simply crossed out, then they must be removed from the given word. The "=" sign also serves to replace one of the letters with another.


rebus 11


O R YOL = donkey

rebus 12


BARREL BA - BA = BARREL

rebus 13


CORO IN A = CROWN

If the crossed out letter (s) stands as an independent figure, then it must be read with the addition of the "not" particle.


rebus 14


NOT UUCH

Instead of a picture, numbers can be used. If a part of a word in a rebus is represented by a number, then the number is pronounced as a numeral.


rebus 15


Number SEVEN + letter I = FAMILY

rebus 16



Number STO + letter L = TABLE

We mean that a number may have more than one name.


rebus 17


ONE + FORK = FORK

rebus 18


Letter W + QTY + letter A = SCHOOL

rebus 19



Letter P + ONE + AR KA = MOTHERLAND

rebus 20



ON VAR + figure TWO + L EC = BASEMENT

Several identical letters or other images in a row mean that you need to try to count them.


rebus 21



SEVEN letters I = FAMILY

rebus 22



THREE CATS + letter Ж = KNITWEAR

rebus 23


PAIR of letters D = PARADE

The numbers next to the picture serve to number letters in a word. The number denotes the place of the letter in the given word, and the order in which the numbers are written determines the new place of this letter.


rebus 24


PINE = PUMP

rebus 25


MALAR = MARLYA

If fewer numbers are indicated than letters in the hidden word, this means that only the specified number of letters must be selected from the hidden word.


rebus 26


A LL IGAT O R = GUITAR

The use of strikethrough numbers means that the corresponding letters must be removed from the hidden word.


rebus 27



PAL AT KA = STICK

If there are two numbers with arrows pointing in different directions next to the figure, it means that the letters indicated by the numbers must be interchanged in the word.


rebus 28


Z A M OK = MAZOK

Roman numerals can also be used.


rebus 29



Forty A = FORTY

The use of fractions is not excluded. When a fraction is used in a rebus, it is interpreted as "ON"(divide by HA). If a fraction with a denominator of 2 is used in the rebus, then this is solved as "FLOOR"(half).


rebus 30


Z divide by K = SIGN

rebus 31


Gender of letter E = FIELD

Strikethrough mark "=" between pictures should be read as "NOT".


rebus 32



And not Y = FROST

REBUSES TYPE "LETTERS IN A LETTER", "LETTERS IN OR UNDER A LETTER"

Often, in puzzles, letters are drawn, placed in an unusual angle relative to each other (one inside the other, one below or above the other, one runs to the other, one emerges from the other, etc.). This means that it is necessary to describe a picture or letter combinations using prepositions, conjunctions: "I", "B", "K", "U", "S", "FOR", "FROM", "ON", "PO" , "BEFORE" and others.

If objects, numbers or letters are depicted one in another, then their names are read with the addition of a preposition "V" before or between titles.


rebus 33


In the letter O, the letter Z = WHO

rebus 34



The letter Z in the letter O + the letter N = CALL

If one object is depicted after another, then their names are read with the addition of a preposition "FRONT" or "PER".


rebus 35



Behind the letter L, the letter P = ZALP

Usage horizontal line between pictures, letters or numbers placed one below the other means the use of prepositions "ON", "ABOVE", "UNDER".


rebus 36


On the letter C, the letter T = NAST

rebus 37


Under the letter C coke = PODSKOK

rebus 38


C letter H letter E + letter G = SNOW

Good afternoon, our dear readers! All children want a well-deserved rest in the summer. But how to make sure that during the holidays they do not lose the knowledge that they received during the school year? Offer them fun puzzles in the Russian language that will perfectly train the child's mind and thinking in a relaxed atmosphere.

These are not all the advantages of addicting puzzles. Read carefully our article, which, in addition to a selection of 17 colorful tasks for children of different ages and skill levels, lists the basic rules for solving them, and also contains a list of points about the undeniable benefits of such a seemingly not very serious lesson.

Why are puzzles useful?

The name "rebus" is of Latin origin. There was a saying Non verbis sed rebus - "Not with words, but with the help of things." So, Rebus translates as "object" or "thing". When solving puzzles, the child has to remember the names of the objects that he sees in the picture, and perform manipulations with them, encrypted in the task. And this is a whole logical chain. What else, besides an interesting pastime, gives a solution to such creative tasks for children?

  • development of intelligence, memory, attention and literacy;
  • increase in vocabulary due to the selection of synonyms;
  • development of perseverance, patience, focus on results;
  • training in the form of a game or competition;
  • training logic by performing several actions in the mind.

Basic rules for making puzzles

Often, children turn to older relatives for help in solving puzzles. So that this does not cause difficulties, we will list the basic rules for their compilation:

  • Inverted picture - read the title from left to right.
  • Comma - we throw out the letter from the word. How many commas, we remove as many letters.
  • Strikethrough letter - we exclude it from the name of the item.
  • The letter next to the strikethrough or the use of the "=" sign - we replace the letter.
  • The numbers above the picture - we use only those letters whose serial number is indicated in the task.
  • The number in the rebus - we write it in a word: 1 can mean “one”, “one” or “count”.
  • One letter inside the other - we use the preposition "in".
  • Image by image - a preposition "for".
  • One subject above, one below - the prepositions "above" or "below".
  • Letters or images next to them - the prepositions "and", "y", "at".

Puzzles for younger students

The simplest puzzles are suitable for schoolchildren in grades 1–2. It will be interesting for children to observe how, when replacing only one letter in a word, it acquires a completely different meaning.

(Brush)

Pupils in grades 3-4 already have a broader outlook and are able to solve problems in several actions. Therefore, it is worth picking up encryptions for them that can be solved in 2-3 stages:

(Driver)

(Compass)

Puzzles for middle and high school students

Students in grades 5-6 enjoy pondering pictures that remind them of something from their daily lives. Therefore, computer accessories will be very useful. The ability to choose synonyms will also come in handy, because the same image can be called both "snake" and "cobra".

(Porcupine)

(Dubrava)

(Casket)

Grade 7 students and older children are already familiar with many of the rules and concepts of the Russian language. Offer them these riddles:

We got the answer as follows: in the word "flag" we replace "f" with "g", in the word "bolt" we exclude the first and last letters.

And how does the system of signs and the rules for their arrangement begin? What term is used for this?

(Punctuation)

Solution: in the word “punk” we replace the second letter with “y”, then we add “T” for “A”, exclude the last 2 letters from the word “circus”. We get the item-tua-qi-i.

And this rebus can be offered to real scholars:

(Predicate)

How did we get the answer? The first part of the answer is straightforward: ska + zu. And then we see the inverted symbol "omega", which should be read as "agemo". We discard the first two letters and get "emo". Putting together the word: ska + zu + emo + e.

(Participle)

Solution: "children" + "E" at "H" + "clock" + "tiger" + "E". We get the "gerunds".

And finally, a task that will captivate a group of high school students or all members of one family for a long time:

The whole sentence is encrypted here. We get the answer like this:

  1. From the word "gift" we take 1, 2, 7, 4, 3 symbols. We get "pokad".
  2. From the word "candy" we take letters 5 and 6: We get "em".
  3. From the "sheet" we take only "and".
  4. From "protein" - "ka".
  5. From the "beetle" we leave "f".
  6. From "house" - "d".
  7. From "mouse" - "s".
  8. From "iodine" - "y".
  9. From the "fan" we take "in".
  10. From "shore" - "bere".
  11. From "meter" we get "those".
  12. From "pen" - "by".
  13. We pronounce V "Z" "Ros". We get "adult".
  14. From the "forest" we take "le".
  15. From the "sheet" we leave "whether".
  16. We call the item “hats”.
  17. We say: over the "E" "Li". We get "put on".

So the long awaited answer:

While the children - each in a beret, matured - put on hats.

So that's not all, it turns out! It's a mystery! And the answer to the riddle is mushrooms.

Russian language in puzzles - fun and useful

Rebus is a great way to diversify the educational process and organize your leisure time in an interesting way. We advise you to offer not only ready-made tasks to your child, but also to compose them yourself and to motivate the child to do it.

While walking, write a word on the ground with a stick and ask your child to replace one letter with another so that you get a new word. Let him cross out the letter he replaced, and write a new one on top. Congratulate him for completing his first puzzle. And keep going! And we will give some tips on how to solve puzzles with your son or daughter, so that it is useful:

  • Do not solve the puzzle for the student if this is school homework. Ask what exactly caused the problem and explain how to get out of the situation.
  • Introduce your child to the basic rules for solving puzzles.
  • If the kid cannot solve the problem in his head, let him write the answer piece by piece on paper.
  • Practice more often at home, on a walk, on a trip.
  • Be discreet.

Sections: Primary School

Games, riddles, crosswords, charades, rebuses teach children to think figuratively, compare, find differences, turn one object into another. Sometimes students have an independent spontaneous need to come up with an image for memorizing the spelling of a difficult word. In addition to all this, schoolchildren develop great attention to the word, its structure, composition. They see the word from different sides, learn to think, reason about it. Errors may also occur during work, but with a skillful direction of the thought process, everything is easily eliminated, and truth is born in a dispute.

Unchecked unstressed vowels.

1. Games "10 wasps"

Os- - a
This wasp is gilded in October,
Os- - a
And this one grows in a meadow by a swamp,
- os-a
This one has green needles on her paws,
- os - - - a-
It's dangerous to play games on this one
- os - - - a - -
This wasp flies to the moon
- os - - - - a
This one grows thin in the sun and melts,
- - os - - - - a - -
This wasp is sold in a bottle
- os - - - a
This one is afraid of mustard and a fork
- os - a
With this baby sleeps in the cradle,
- o - s - - - - a
This class creeps like a mouse.

Answer: aspen, sedge, pine, pavement, astronaut, icicle, yogurt, sausage, nipple, hint.

2. "Field of Miracles"

Some letters are already open. The rest is up to you. Unravel and write down the proverb about winter.

D - ka - - - - o - - - - - - - -, and z - mu n - - - na - -.

Answer: December ends the year, and winter begins.

3. "Three magpies".

  1. Nightingale, lark, cockatoo.
  2. Owl, crow, quail.
  3. Falcon, sparrow, canary.

4. Charades.

The first is the note, the second is also,
And the whole looks like a bob. (Beans)

The first is an excuse, the second is a summer house,
And the whole is sometimes difficult to solve. (Task).

5. Rebus

6. "Dictionary dominoes"

The game can be composed of vocabulary words for any class. To do this, you need to cut out 28 cards with a size of 5 × 8 cm. At the top of the cards, words with a missing letter are written, and at the bottom - only letters that were omitted in other words. The task of the children is to substitute a card with the image of the letter that is needed in this word for the word with the missing letter. The first to go is the student who has a card with the word "Motherland". (Look Annex 1)

Dominoes can be composed on any topic.

7. Graphic associations.

The essence of the method is to see the similarity of the shape of letters and objects. Children themselves make drawings, you can directly in the notebook in the classroom.

Try these tricks! You have no idea how interesting and exciting it is!

Unpronounceable consonants.

There are consonants such as V, D, T, L.
Not in all words are audible
But they are needed everywhere.
To know where to write them,
It is necessary to check the word.

Sad
Sad - sadness
I will not be sad.
Sad - "T" will not forget.

Late
Late - we'll check late,
In the word late "D" was written.

The sun
In the word the sun "L" is not heard.
We write in the word sun.

Star
Star - check the star.
Star - always write "D".

Hello
I can't hear "B" in the word hello,
Let's check the word health.
We wish you health
And in the word hello "B" do not forget.

Riddles.

Day and night it knocks
As if it were instituted.
It will be bad if suddenly
This knock will stop. (Heart)

What is higher than the forest, more beautiful than light, burns without fire? (The sun)

When I'm lying on my back
There is no use in me
But lean me against the wall
There is immediately a case for me. (Ladder).

Spelling of sibilant zhi-shi, often-shi, chu-shi.

1. Riddles

She drank in her mouth, she lived under water.
She scared everyone, swallowed everyone, and now she got into the cauldron. (Pike)

They live on the roof
Cats love them very much. (Mice)

Wild rose with bright red berries. (Rose hip).

Knocks, knocks all day
Not afraid of anyone.
He counts the whole century,
But not a man. (Watch)

Dishes with a long nose and a round tail. (Kettle).

2. Rebus


3. Crosswords

4. Replace with one word.

  • A ruminant with a very long neck. (Giraffe).
  • What is the most precious thing in a person? (Life).
  • 60 minutes (Hour).
  • Dense dense forest. (Thicket).
  • A predatory fish with sharp teeth. (Pike).
  • What are heavy pans made of? (Cast iron).
  • Animals that carry food on their backs. (Hedgehog).

Paired voiced and voiceless consonants.

1. Charades.

I pour into the field with a voiceless consonant,
With a ringing - I myself ring out in the open. (Ear is a voice).

With the deaf - she cuts the grass,
With a ringing - it gnaws at the leaves. (The scythe is a goat).

With "m" - pleasant, golden, very sweet and fragrant.
It happens with the letter "l" in winter, but disappears in spring. (Honey - ice).

With a deaf hissing round like a ball,
With a sonorous one - like a hot fire. (Ball is heat).

2. Game "Chain".

One of the students calls a word with a bell or a voiceless consonant, the one sitting next to him calls a test word. For example: each - a friend, a tooth - teeth, etc.

3. Riddles.

Spelling of voiced and voiceless consonants at the end of a word.

If I pull the rope, a mountain will rise. (Camel).

The old joker, does not order to stand on the street,
He pulls home by the nose. (Freezing).

He follows you
At least it remains in place. (Track).

Spelling of voiced and voiceless consonants before consonants.

She was born in the forest, lives in the forest. (A boat).

Stuffed with down, lies under the ear. (Pillow).

On one side there is a forest, and on the other - a field. (Coat).

4. Crossword puzzle.

with n e To and
NS R NS To and
f l a To and
To R NS To and
O R e To and

Exercises to enrich children's vocabulary.

1. Replace with one word of 4 letters:

Buddy - …. , the enemy - ...,
Soldier - ..., work - ..., walk - ....

2. Find the hidden word.

Crib (lion), fishing rod (daughter), scythe (wasp), post (table), slot (spruce).

3. Guess the word.

K - r - n d - w (pencil), d - f - rn - y (duty), l - s t - p - d (leaf fall), z - m - w k - (winter).

∩ ^ ; ∩ ^ ; ¬ ∩ ^ ; ∩ ; ¬ ∩ ^ ; ∩; ¬ ∩.

Children come up with words for these schemes.

Of course, working with subject-based and schematic models develops phonemic hearing, spelling vigilance and cognitive activity, as it corresponds to the age characteristics of primary school students.

Conclusion.

The proposed methodology is of a developmental nature, thereby realizing the leading goal of primary education. It transfers the student from the state of the object of learning to the subject of studying the educational material. The student learns according to his abilities, he has an interest, a feeling of satisfaction, a desire to work.

Of course, mastering something new is a complex and contradictory process. Any methods and techniques only become effective when they are naturally woven into an already established methodological system, accepted by the teacher and tested in practice.

In this article, we described the methodology for studying the spelling of unverifiable unstressed vowels, unpronounceable consonants, paired voiced and voiceless consonants, words with combinations of zhi-shi, cha-shcha, chu-shu, and also described exercises aimed at enriching the vocabulary of children.

The results obtained have confirmed the high efficiency of this technique. At the same time, students expand their horizons, improve their speech skills, develop logical thinking, which, in turn, contributes to the strength of the assimilation of the material.

In grade 1, children cannot write letters, but they love to draw. And one of the first homework assignments in grade 1: draw a rebus. Such a task is also found in the ABC of many authors.

"How to draw a rebus in grade 1?" - ask the parents. Very simple. You just need to know the rules for making puzzles. These rules are easy for children to remember and they like very much. Knowing the riddles of puzzles, you can easily solve mathematical puzzles or puzzles in the Russian language in grade 5.

Rebus develops the logical thinking of first graders, imagination and outlook. And they really like not only to solve puzzles, but also to compose them.

In grade 1, you can hold a puzzle competition, where children will show their ingenuity and artistic ability.

We offer puzzles with answers. Every first grader will be able to come up with and draw a rebus for any word from the textbook.

Puzzles drawn by 1st grade children

Answer: window

Answer: beads

Answer: school

CROSSWORDS, CHINEWORDS, REBUSES

This type of assignment is still used quite often in Russian lessons.

The crossword puzzle can be offered by the teacher to the class at the beginning of the lesson in order to actualize knowledge or pose a problem for a new lesson.

The crossword puzzle offered at the end of the lesson can become a kind of summing up of the work in the lesson.

Crosswords, teawords and other puzzles are irreplaceable in those cases when children need to be given a kind of a moment of rest: switching attention, the opportunity to look at language phenomena from a different angle is a good opportunity to support the mental activity of students in the lesson.

In addition, crossword puzzles can become a form of control at any stage of training. In this case, it can not only be offered to students in a finished form, but also the students themselves can compose a crossword puzzle on the studied (studied) topic.

Below is a small set of puzzles and crosswords that may be useful to the teacher.

Do you know the proverbs?

1. The word is…, and silence is golden. ( Silver. )

2. Perhaps, somehow, it’s not good enough ... ( will bring).

3. Kind ... and the cat is pleased. ( Word. )

4. Business ..., fun - an hour. ( Time. )

5. Where it is thin, there and ... ( breaks).

6. A penny ... protects. ( Ruble. )

7. One with a bipod, and ... with a spoon. ( Seven. )

Crossword "Words on a hissing consonant sound"

The solution to this crossword puzzle will help students remember the spelling of words for the different parts of speech that end in a hissing consonant. All words that students write in the boxes of the crossword puzzle end in hissing, but only a few of these words have a final b.

Horizontally:

1. Masculine noun, II declension, meaning a waterproof coat.

3. Short form of adjective burning masculine.

4. Feminine noun, I declension, same root with the word the clouds , in genitive plural.

6. Particle.

8. Noun rickshaw in genitive plural.

10. An imperfective verb without a prefix associated with the word burn.

13. Imperfective verb, homonym to the verb to be , in the present tense, in the 2nd person singular imperative mood.

14. Feminine noun, 1st declension, which designates seats for spectators in the theater, in genitive plural.

Vertically:

1. A short form of an adjective equivalent to a participle having similarities.

2. A feminine noun, III declension, denoting a caustic chemical compound that stains the litmus paper blue.

4. Feminine noun, III declension, synonym for the word hole.

5. Feminine noun, III declension, synonym for the word absurdity.

7. Short form of adjective good-looking.

9. Present second person singular from a verb sew .

11. The adverb of the mode of action, the same root with the verb to jump.

12. Feminine noun, III declension, opposite to the word sweetness .

14. Feminine noun, III declension, opposite to the word truth .

15. One of three sibilant consonant adverbs that do not use a soft sign.

Answers:

Horizontal: 1 - raincoat; 3 - burning; 4 - clouds; 6 - il; 8 - rickshaw; 10 - burn; 13 - eat; 14 - lodge.

Vertical: 1 - similar; 2 - alkali; 4 - to flow; 5 - nonsense; 7 - good-looking; 9 - you sew; 11 - gallop; 12 - bitterness; 14 - a lie; 15 - already.

Using the cipher, find the words behind these numbers as quickly as possible:

9810

1086

4611

3467

10439

108910

34911

10471

9473

35121

25131

28517

109121

54687

281101

Cipher:

AUGILMNORTYA

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11

Answers:

Note. By analogy with this task, the teacher can encrypt the name of the part of speech being studied at the moment or morphological features that will be studied in the lesson.

Solve the following tasks:

Separate the fruit from the plant.

SOSHISNSHAKA

Commentary: crossing out the letters of the word "cone" (fruit), we get the name of the plant - the word "pine". The rest of the tasks are solved in the same way.

Dissolve white in transparent.

SVOADHARA

Answer: water; sugar.

Take away the hot - the cold will remain.

KIAIPYASTOBEKRG

Answer: boiling water, iceberg.

Find the friend and enemy of Buratino.

MABALZVIILINOA

Answer: Malvina, Basilio.

Cross out the poisonous - leave the edible.

POOPGANENOKKA

Answer: toadstool, mushroom.

As soon as possible from each line, select only those letters that do not repeat, and make a wish out of them.

AOBOOUADA –________________________

IPRTPEIR - _________________________

EPVFESFPE - ________________________

VULGVDLAYU - ________________________

ZHZSUUCHZHAZ - _________________________

OASAOTALO - _________________________

GTSIDVGTSYD! - _________________________

Answer: Be always happy!

The word is not a sparrow: if it flies out, you won't catch it. But you still try to catch the words that flew off the page.

Snow __________________ hung low over the city. In the evening, ______________ began. Snow fell in large ___________________. The cold wind howled like a wild ___________________. At the end of the deserted and deaf __________, a girl suddenly appeared. She was thin and poor _______________. She moved slowly forward, felt boots fell off her feet and __________________ her to go. She wore a bad ___________________ with narrow sleeves and ___________________ on her shoulders.

Before you are several "catch phrases" in which the same words are missing. Guess them. Make suggestions with them.

Out of ... it's bad. Master for everything ...

Sit back ... Gold ...

Compose anagrams.

For example: A carriage is a rocket.

After analyzing the pattern, insert the word you want:

Searched words: toad, skin, grotto, port, dew, elephant, captivity, theme, shame, rope.

Find a word that would serve as the end of the first and the beginning of the second (the number of dots corresponds to the number of letters):

Searched words: gol, tol, horn, treasure; shock, current, lot, fight; juice, paradise, bar, feast; table, sleep, feast, row; devil, onion, tea, image; mot, spruce, act, cat.

Verbal tests

Find the common endings of the words grouped by columns:

The desired endings of the specified words: -ОЛ; -OM; -AIKA; -FROM; -THERE IS; -INA; -DAY; -OL.

Chinward "Pronoun"

Almost all words in this chayneword are pronouns. Guess what these words are.

1. Personal pronoun of the 3rd person masculine. ( He .)

2. Personal pronoun of the 1st person plural in the dative case. ( US .)

3. Name the part of speech that is used instead of a noun, adjective or numeral. ( Pronoun.)

4. Personal pronoun of the 3rd person singular masculine genitive. ( His .)

5. A pronoun that changes by gender. ( He .)

6. Personal pronoun of the 1st person plural in the genitive case. ( US .)

7. Demonstrative pronoun with quantitative meaning. ( So many.)

8. The name of the category of pronouns similar to the interrogative in the masculine singular dative singular. ( Relative.)

9. The name of the category of pronouns to which the pronoun "that" belongs in the instrumental plural. ( Indicative.)

If you enter the objects depicted here on the web correctly, then in the indicated belt you will read the geographical name. Name it.

Answers: 1 - train; 2 - handle; 3 - turkey; 4 - squirrel; 5 - shark; 6 - lamp; 7 - taxi; 8 - needle; 9 - cat; 10 - watermelon.(Baltics.)

Write the names of all the objects drawn in the boxes from the edge to the center. If you find all the words correctly, then in the third row you will read the names of three continents.

Answers: 1 - train; 2 - sofa; 3 - school desk; 4 - vegetables; 5 - turnip; 6 - flags; 7 - taps; 8 - goat; 9 - bird; 10 - piano; 11 - cabinets; 12 - jacket; 13 - brand; 14 - book; 15 - doll; 16 - eyes.(Europe, Asia, Africa.)

If you enter the following words into the diagram correctly, then in the indicated rows you will read the names of 2 girls and 1 boy.

1. N… right…. 2. K… current. 3. M ... l ... doy. 4. Losh ... db. 5. ... LTL. 6. Vet ... p. 7. Keene…. 8. Mom.

Answers: I. - Natasha, II. - Volodya, III. - Marina.

Write the names of the objects in the boxes, and you will see that some letters are connected by lines. Find the beginning of this puzzle and, moving along the lines from letter to letter, read the proverb.

Answers: 1 - tie; 2 - window; 3 - textbook; 4 - notebook; 5 - pencil case; 6 - globe; 7 - ruler; 8 - thousand; 9 - compass; 10 - portfolio.

(Finished business - walk boldly.)

Crossword "Raz - races"

Fill in the cells with words (nouns, adjectives and verbs) with the prefixes Raz- (left side) and RAS- (right). On the right side in all words there should be a confluence of consonants at the junction of the prefix and the root.

1. Movement in order to gain speed. 2. The place of the bifurcation of the railway track. 3. Collecting information about the enemy. 4. Too free, familiar. 5. Divide by lines into graphs. 6. Disagreements, disputes. 7. Bifurcation (trunk, tree, road, etc.). 8. Parting, life away from loved ones. 9. A disorderly, careless person in business. 10. Release from cargo. 11. Conversation. 12. Complete defeat of the enemy. 13. Part of the text, highlighted by title, number, etc. 14. Salt water for pickling vegetables. 15. Young plants grown for transplantation. 16. Common sense, the ability to think correctly. 17. Extension of the term for payment, permission to pay in installments. 18. Inattentive, constantly forgetting or confusing something. 19. Time before sunrise. 20. Type of execution. 21. Cut quickly with something sharp. 22. Remove the saddle from the saddled animal. 23. Nursery. 24. Sending any items, documents, letters to different places. 25. A small piece of fiction in prose. 26. Costs, costs.

Answers: 1 - take off run; 2 - siding; 3 - reconnaissance; 4 - cheeky; 5 - delineate; 6 - strife; 7 - fork; 8 - separation; 9 - sloven; 10 - unloading; 11 - conversation; 12 - defeat; 13 - section; 14 - brine; 15 - seedlings; 16 - reason; 17 - payment by installments; 18 - absent-minded; 19 - dawn; 20 - execution; 21 - cut; 22 - unsaddle; 23 - nursery; 24 - mailing; 25 - story; 26 - consumption.

Chinward "Noun"

Purpose: to repeat the formation of some nouns.

All words in this chainword (in the form of the letter "C") are nouns. What are these words?

1. A noun of the 1st declension, denoting an unkempt person. ( Sloth.)

2. Feminine noun, 1st declension, synonym for expressionmilitary establishmentin genitive singular. ( Armies.)

3. Masculine noun, 2nd declension, synonym for the word idol in the instrumental singular. ( Idol.)

4. Masculine noun of the 2nd declension, with a diminutive suffix, formed from the noun bear . (Bear cub.)

5. Masculine noun of the 2nd declension, with the suffix - box , denoting a profession and formed from the word stone . (Bricklayer.)

6. Feminine noun, 1st declension, which is the name of poultry, in the dative singular. ( Chicken.)

7. Feminine noun, 3rd declension, which is the name of the tree species, in the dative plural. ( Elyam.)

8. A masculine noun, 2nd declension, denoting a structure for crossing and crossing a river, in genitive plural. ( Mostov.)

9. A neuter noun in which the suffix appears during declension - yen , in genitive plural. ( Times.)