How well do you know russian
How well do you know russian
How Well Do You Know Russian Vocabulary?
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How well do you know Russia?
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How many letters does the Russian alphabet have?
What was the name of the first woman in space?
Valentina Evgenyevna Gunina
Anna Alexandrovna Vyrubova
Valentina Vladimirovna Tereshkova
Galina Sergeyevna Ulanova
Which Russian verb is the etymological root of the word ‘ruble’?
to earn, to gain
to work, to make
to rule, to govern
What was Joseph Stalin’s native language?
How many times have the Olympic Games taken place in a Russian city so far?
What letter do most Russian female names end with?
What is квас (kvass)?
A traditional fermented beverage primarily made from bread.
A traditional Russian truck brand name.
A colloquial term meaning ‘buddy’, ‘friend’.
The nickname of one of the most popular players of the Russian national ice-hockey team.
What did the word спасибо (‘thank you’) mean originally?
‘God will be with you’.
‘You’re God’s child’.
‘We’ll meet in heaven’.
How many airports does Moscow have?
Which search engine do most Russians use?
Who directed the Russian movie Дурак (The Fool)?
How many railway stations are there in Moscow?
What is the Russian word for “subway”/’underground’?
How many time zones does Russia cover?
How many times is Russia larger than Germany?
How many units of the Kalashnikov assault rifle have been sold so far world wide?
about 1 million
about 5 million
about 10 million
about 100 million
What is one of the short forms of the name ‘Vladimir’?
Which expression will you most likely hear frequently at a Russian wedding?
‘Быстрее, быстрее. ‘ (Faster, faster. )
‘Горько, горько. ‘ (Bitter, bitter. )
‘Сильнее, сильнее. ‘ (Harder, harder. )
‘Выше, выше. ‘ (Higher, higher. )
What is the name of Russia’s oldest and largest airline?
What is the brand name of the smartphone made and developed in Russia?
What makes the YotaPhone 2 so special?
It’s the world’s first dual-SIM card device.
It has the world’s first dual-screen.
It runs on YotaSystem, its own operating system.
It’s the world’s first smartphone with voice secure identification.
How long is the Trans-Siberian Railway (TSR)?
more than 3000 km
more than 7000 km
more than 9000 km
more than 11000 km
What is the current name of the city formerly known as ‘Stalingrad’ until 1961?
What is the Russian equivalent to GPS?
in the Caucasus Mountains
in Staint Petersburg
coffee with milk
coffee with pepper
coffee with lemon
coffee with cream
an irregular triangle
high fighting spirit
the strategy of the military command center
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How Well Do You Know Russian Cuisine?
Let’s start with meat courses. What was borrowed?
And our grandfathers cooked all the best dishes with the greatest pleasure.
What vegetable was the staple until the middle of the 19th century?
As we know, Peter I brought us potato, and before its discovery turnip had held the post of the main vegetable.
What okroshka was usually dressed with in Russia?
Kvass, of course! To mix veggies with berry frink is not the best combination. And nobody’s gonna become tipsy at the table.
Everyone knows that pancakes are made for Pancake Week. And on what holiday is chicken pie baked?
What about sweets? Which of the following courses is a traditional one and has been cooked from the beginning of time?
Virtually, they cooked all of this. But baked fruits and berries are considered the first and the most ancient dessert.
Baked fruits and berries
And the last question for today. Which of the following is a traditional Russian dressing and main dairy product?
Sour cream, ladies and gentlemen! It was added to soups ans salads. As today. Nothing has changed 🙂
Native Russian! You can be proud of yourself!
We can suppose you’re a native of Russia, but prefer foreign food. Don’t you want to change priorities?
Викторина на тему «How well do you know Russian and British celebrations?»
«How well do you know Russian and British celebrations?»
1. What do Russian people celebrate on the 9th of May?
2. During what holiday do American people eat their traditional food: roast turkey?
3. What traditional celebration in Britain is connected with pumpkin?
4. What is the holiday when children put on spooky costumes, walk from house to house and ask “Trick or treat”?
5. What holiday is held in honors of the birth of Christ?
6. When do the British promise to try to be better themselves for the next period of their lives?
7. Guess what people usually wish to each other on holidays.
8. Name the holiday when Christians remember the death of Christ and his return to life?
9. On the 5-th of November people light fireworks and burn a guy on a bonfire. Name the holiday.
11. The first holiday of the year is …. Children always wait for Father Frost to come and give them a present.
12. It is on the 14 February. People send special cards to someone they love. Usually they don’t sign their names. The person who gets the card has to guess who sent it.
13. It is celebrated in spring. Flowers and cakes are the traditional gifts for all women. All women try to be nice and happy on this day.
14. It is the day when the school year traditionally starts in Russia.
This day also marks the end of summer and the beginning of autumn.
15. It is the most important holiday in our country. It is in spring. People have street parades in the day time and set off fireworks when it is dark.
16. People decorate the houses with bright lights and ornaments. They exchange postcards and gifts. Children like this holiday very much, because they always find presents early in the morning.
17. The traditional colours of this holiday are orange, black and yellow. Children dress up in costumes of skeletons, goblins, black cats and spiders. There are many jack-o-lanterns in the streets when it is dark.
18. On this holiday people say good-bye to winter. People cook pancakes with honey or sour-cream, they sing songs and dance.
19. It is the greatest Christian festival of the year. It is either in March or in April. On this day the churches are beautifully decorated. Children and their parents traditionally attend churches, usually wearing new spring clothes. People give each other eggs.
1. The British celebrate Halloween on the 31st of November.
2. In Britain the New Year is not widely celebrated as Christmas.
3. On the sixteenth of February people send postcards to someone they are in love with.
4. A traditional Christmas dinner is roast turkey, roast potatoes and Christmas pudding.
5. On 25 December people usually have picnics with their friends. 6. On Mother’s Day husbands and children help with the meals and washing up.
7. Sunflowers are the most common flowers given on St Valentine’s Day.
8. The First Foot is the first visitor to enter the house on New Year’s morning.
9. Long ago people in Russia celebrated the New Year on the 1-st of September.