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Quiz based on the fairy tales of H. H. Andersen

1. What was the name of the smallest girl? (Thumbelina.) What objects from the fairy tale " The Snow Queen»Some people got it right in the heart and it turned into a piece of ice? Answer: (Shards.)

2. Who received the second prize "for running fast for a whole year" in the fairy tale "Skorokhodi"? Answer: (Snail.)

3. How many brothers did Eliza, the heroine of the fairy tale "Wild Swans" have? Answer: (11 brothers)

4. What did Thumbelina drink every morning when she lived all summer and part of autumn in a large forest? Dew. Who sent the rose and the nightingale to the princess in the fairy tale "The Swineherd"? Answer: (Prince)

5. What is the name of the fairy tale that tells about the life and death of one forest tree? Answer: "Spruce".

6. Who stole Thumbelina from a woman's house at night in order to marry the little one to his wet and ugly son? O answer: (Toad).

7. What metal was the resistant soldier made of? Answer: (Tin.)

8. What stood in the middle of the Frozen Lake in the Snow Queen's palace, and she sat on it when she was at home? Answer: (Throne.)

9. What boy was supposed to put out the word "eternity", for which they promised to give him new skates and the whole world in the fairy tale "The Snow Queen"? Answer (Kai)

10. Who was the rich and learned neighbor of the field mouse who fell in love with Thumbelina and wished to marry her? Answer: (Mole).

11. What season is called "the young prince" in the fairy tale "The Story of the Year"? Answer: (Spring.)

12. One of the tales of G.Kh. Andersen is called "...- Lukoye". Answer: (Ole.)

Quizzes on the work of Andersen

According to fairy tales - 1

1. In what fairy tale by Andersen did the boy's heart turn into a piece of ice? / The Snow Queen /.

2. What fairy tale are these lines from? - Glorious children you have! - said the old duck, with a red patch on its paw. - All are very nice, except for one ... He is very big, but some kind of wonderful ... Who is this wonderful child, who later turned into a beautiful swan? / Ugly duck /.

3. What was the name of the girl who was born from a wonderful flower that looked like a tulip? / Thumbelina /.

4. Which of the heroes of Andersen's fairy tale abandoned his home, relatives, grandmother and father, agreed to accept torment and even die for the sake of his beloved prince and gain an immortal soul? / The little Mermaid /.

5. Do you all know the fairy tale "The Steadfast Tin Soldier"? According to the fairy tale, we know that the boy was presented with 25 tin soldiers, they were all the same, except for one. How did the 25th tin soldier differ from his brothers? / He was cast last, there was not enough tin, but he also stood on one leg, like his brothers on two /.

6. And what fairy tale begins with such words? A soldier was walking along the road: one-two, one-two. Knapsack on the back, saber on the side. He was walking home from the war. On the way he met an old witch. / Flint /.

7. What did the witch take from the Little Mermaid in exchange for her potion? / Her beautiful voice /.

8. What fairy tale are these lines from? Many, many years ago, there was a king in the world. He loved to dress up so much that he spent all his savings on it. Did he have a special dress for every hour of the day? / New dress of the king /.

9. Which of Andersen's heroes had to be hired by the king himself and at the same time do simple dirty work, herd pigs? / The prince is a swineherd /.

10. In which Andersen's fairy tale was the young princess considered a witch and wanted to be publicly burned at the stake in the town square? / Wild Swans. Eliza. /.

11. What wonderful things did the swineherd prince make? / A pot with a bell - when something was cooked in it, you could find out from someone in which kitchen what was being cooked, and he also called an old melody:
Oh my dear Augustine
Everything is gone. passed, passed...
Ratchet - when it was spun in the air, the sounds of all the waltzes and polkas that are in the world were heard /.

According to fairy tales - 2

1. Which Andersen's fairy tale begins with the words: “There was a prince, and he wanted to take a princess for himself, only a real one”? "Princess on the Pea".
2. What was the dried cod of one of the heroines from the fairy tale "The Snow Queen" used for? For a letter.

3. Who are the parents of the tenacious tin soldier? Tin spoon.

4. How tall was Thumbelina? Inch.

5. How many princesses were in the underwater kingdom in the fairy tale "The Little Mermaid"? Six.

6. Who said: "I'm too thin, I'm not made for this world"? Dart needle, the heroine of the fairy tale of the same name.

7. From what fairy tale: "Yes, the gilding will be erased, but the pig's skin remains!" old house.

According to fairy tales - 3

1. How many fairy tales did G.H. Andersen write? (170)

2. Name Andersen's fairy tales, the heroes of which are plants. (“Chamomile”, “Buckwheat”)

3. Who owns this remark: “The most difficult work is yet to come: we must remove from the sky and count all
asterisks. I collect them in my apron, but I have to number every star and every hole where she sat, so that later I can put them all in their places, otherwise they will not hold well and will fall from the sky one after another! (Ole Lukoye)

4. What trick did the queen mother from the fairy tale “The Tinderbox” come up with to track where the young princess disappears at night? (Bag of buckwheat)

5. “He stood in full light; he was terribly hot - from fire or from love - he himself did not know. Who is this hero? (Tin soldier)

6. What gift did the Elves present to Thumbelina? (Wings)

7. Recognize the hero by the description: “Behind each rose petal he had a bedroom; he himself was surprisingly gentle and sweet, well, just like a pretty child, only with big wings behind his shoulders. (Rosebush Elf)

8. What does a Lapland woman use for writing and a Finca for food. (Fish)

9. What the hero is talking about: “You see how skillfully done! This is much more interesting than real flowers! And what precision! Not a single wrong line! Ah, if only they hadn't melted!" (Kai talking about snowflakes)

Journey to Andersenland. According to the tales of G.-Kh. Andersen. 5th grade. Quiz

1. How Russians start folk tales? Well, of course: “In a certain kingdom, in a certain state, he lived and was ...” Everything is different with Andersen. I wonder if you remember which fairy tales begin with the words:
“A soldier was walking along the road: one or two! one-two! Knapsack on the back, saber on the side. ("Flint".)
“Have you ever seen an old wooden cabinet, completely blackened by time? ..” (“Shepherdess and Chimney Sweep.”)
"Let's start! When we reach the end of history, we will know more than we do now.” ("The Snow Queen".)

2. In the preface to the collection of New Tales, Andersen, through the mouth of one of his heroines, Elder Mother, remarks: “The most wonderful fairy tales grow out of reality!”
- So, he heard one amazing story full of exciting adventures from ... a swallow. What is this fairy tale? ("Thumbelina".)
- Another interesting story was told to him by ... a bottle neck. Remember the name "story". (The tale is called “The Bottleneck”.)
- The plot of which fairy tale, according to the author, is “borrowed directly from the newspapers”? ("Fool Hans")

3. In fairy tales, often the most ordinary objects receive an unusual purpose.
- One Andersen's heroine writes a letter - what do you think? - on dried cod. What is this fairy tale? (“The Snow Queen.” A Laplander writes a letter on a cod, sending Gerda to a northern relative.)
- In what fairy tale is the hero as vehicle uses ... no, no, not a flying carpet, not a Sivka-burka, but ... a piece of furniture? (“Airplane Chest.”)
- Everyone knows the tin soldier for his amazing stamina. Do you remember who his parents were and how many brothers he had? (His mother is an old tin spoon, and he has 24 brothers, since there were 25 tin soldiers in total.)

4. Andersen gives an unusual, truly fabulous interpretation to many natural phenomena. For example:
- Whilst away winter evenings with children, grandmother tells them different interesting stories. Once she told about what snow is and where the ice patterns on the windows come from. Do you remember this story? What about the title of the story and the names of the children?
(“Outside, the wind was spinning the snow.
- It's white bees swarming! said the old grandmother.
“Do they also have a queen?” the boy asked...
“Yes,” Grandma replied. - She is where the swarm is thickest<...>always takes off on a black cloud. Often at night she flies through the city streets and looks into the windows, and then the glass is covered with ice patterns, like flowers.”) (“The Snow Queen”; Kai and Gerda.)
- What is the legend among the inhabitants of the Far North about the appearance of the northern lights? What story is about this? (In the fairy tale “The Snow Queen”, Gerda heard a story from a Lapland woman that in Finland “The Snow Queen lives in the country and lights blue sparklers every evening.”)
- In one of the tales, Matches, talking about their childhood, tenderly recall how they drank “diamond tea” in the morning. Have you guessed what “tea” we are talking about? (We are talking about dew, since Matches “in childhood” were a tree. And this tale is called “Airplane Chest”.)

5. Russian proverb says: “The word is not a sparrow, it will fly out - you won’t catch it.” And we will try to “catch” the word and even determine from whose mouth it “flew”. So, which of Andersen's characters owns the following aphorisms?
“And the king is naked!” (Child; "The King's New Dress.")
“You won’t be full of songs, you won’t be warmed by chirping in winter.” (Mole; "Thumbelina".)
“Yes, the gilding will be erased, // Pigskin remains!” (Walls, a piece of pigskin; "The Old House".)
“We all have a responsibility to share the best we have with the world.” (Rose bush; "The snail and the rose bush".)
“You won’t have time to look back, / How the song is over.” (Hedge stakes; "Flax".)
“How kind all people and animals are!” (Gerda; "The Snow Queen".)
“It doesn’t matter to be born in a duck’s nest if you hatched from a swan egg!” (Author; The Ugly Duckling.)
“I am too thin, I am not made for this world!” (Darning needle, the heroine of the fairy tale of the same name.)
“And sometimes happiness is hidden in a chip.” (Turner; “And sometimes happiness is hidden in a chip.”)

Whose things are these?

Determine to which fairy tale you need to donate the things that are in Kai's backpack and in Gerda's basket.
Things in Kai's backpack:
Paper boat ("The Steadfast Tin Soldier")
A large knife, someone put it under his pillow. ("The Snow Queen")
Rope - you need to tie it with it in order to descend into the hollow. ("Flint")
Pea. ("Princess on the Pea")
Items in Gerda's basket:
A nut shell that served as a cradle for a little girl. ("Thumbelina")
A small bag of buckwheat, but what a pity it has a hole and the groats are pouring ... ("Flint")
A silk ribbon used to tie a songbird. ("Nightingale")
Shell beads ("The Little Mermaid")

Who is who? Connoisseur Contest

1. Which of Andersen's heroes knows as many fairy tales as "no one in the world knows"? (Ole-Lukoye, the hero of the fairy tale of the same name.)

2. Which of the characters “loved dressing up so much” that “he had a special dress for every hour of the day”? (The King; "The King's New Dress".)

3. Which of Andersen's heroes bore the unique military rank of “chief-under-general-admiral-sergeant”, which has no analogues in the world? (Goat-legged; "The Shepherdess and the Chimney Sweep".)

4. Which of Andersen's heroes was at first "ugly", and then became "the most beautiful among the beautiful"? (Swan duckling; "Ugly duckling".)

5. “- I will not bring any wedding gift, except for a fairy tale!” - said one hero to his bride. And the bride was a Turkish princess. Who is this groom? (Merchant's son; "Airplane chest".)

6. Which of the characters in Andersen's fairy tales was so rich that “could pave the whole street with silver money”, but did not do this, because “he knew where to put the money”? (Merchant; "Airplane Chest".)

Guess the hero of the fairy tale

This hero:

a) has a brother whom people call Death;
b) receives many lucrative offers from older people, but does not come to anyone for money; children are visited every evening;
c) owns the sacrament of the formulation of a trouble-free sleeping pill, is able to control a person’s dreams with the help of simple devices commonly used by people to protect themselves from the sun and rain.
(Ole Lukoye from the fairy tale of the same name.)

These heroes are:

a) “they were a great couple, both young ... and both equally fragile”;
b) counted the stars, sitting on the edge of the chimney, “very tired, and there was something!”
c) “both of porcelain”, “loved each other until they broke”.
(The shepherdess and the chimney sweep, the main characters of the fairy tale of the same name.)

This hero:

a) disabled from birth; he was also unlucky afterwards: he fell from the third floor of the house;
b) did contrary to own will, an unprecedented cruise that includes being in the stomach of a fish;
c) in all life's trials, "he held himself steadfastly, as a real soldier should: a gun on his shoulder, head straight, chest forward."
(The Steadfast Tin Soldier, the hero of the fairy tale of the same name.)

These heroes are:

a) started a huge fraud, betting that not a single person in the world would want to look stupid in front of other people;
b) bluffed in front of the head of state and the cabinet of ministers, almost fooled the whole city;
c) they did not take into account that the truth speaks through the mouth of an infant, and were exposed.
(The Rascals; "The King's New Dress.")

This heroine:

a) pretty (everyone who saw her claimed that they had never met such a lovely girl), “became the first beauty at court, but remained ... mute ...”;
b) had a “smooth, sliding gait” - not a single dancer could compare with her, but no one knew that she stepped “like on a knife edge”, each step caused her unbearable pain;
c) dreamed of finding an immortal soul, like people, but turned into sea foam.
(The Little Mermaid, the main character of the fairy tale of the same name.)

These heroes are:

a) were forced to live in a foreign land, only once a year they were allowed to return and spend only eleven days in their homeland;
b) were deprived of human appearance by witchcraft;
c) freed themselves from an evil spell with the help of clothes made from the stems of a burning plant by the hands of a person close to them.
(Elise's Brothers; Wild Swans.)

Through the lips of the reader

1. This is a “venerable, old” fairy-tale hero. “He served for many years, but now they decided to fire him.” He “was horrified for tomorrow: tomorrow he was supposed to appear for a review at the town hall, where they would decide whether he was still fit for service or not.” (Old street lamp)

2. The events of this tale take place in China, in the palace of the emperor. The main character is a small wonderful bird, who was invited to live at the court, allowed to walk freely twice a day and once at night, and assigned 12 servants to her; each held her by a silk ribbon tied to her leg. (Nightingale)

3. This hero had to meet with an ugly old witch, with terrible watchdogs, before becoming the owner of a magic stone that cuts fire. (Soldier from the fairy tale "Flint")

4. This is the best fairy tale by H.H. Andersen. Her heroes are eleven brothers and a sister, who were separated by an evil stepmother. The magic of the good fairy Fata Morgana, the love and courage of their sister Eliza, who is ready to sacrifice herself for their salvation, helps the proud beautiful bird brothers in this fairy tale. ("Wild Swans")

More questions:

1. This heroine was so stubborn and spoiled that she could bite her mother on the ear. But she was also touched by the story of a girl who is looking for her named brother. (Little robber from the fairy tale “The Snow Queen”)

2. He was “terribly big” and “not at all like the others.” Everyone drove the poor thing, even the brothers and sisters said: “If only the cat would drag you away, you unbearable freak!” (Ugly duck)

3. First there was a barley grain, then a wonderful tulip flower, and then ... (Thumbelina)

4. This is the most precious thing that the prince had, and it was intended as a gift to the imperial daughter. This was placed in large silver chests and sent to the palace. (The rose and the nightingale from the fairy tale “Swineherd”)

5. This thing, which did a great service to one of the princes, was sent to the museum. (A pea from the fairy tale “The Princess and the Pea”)

Who (what) are you talking about?

* About whom in question: “Other sisters decorated their garden with various varieties that they got from sunken ships, and she loved only her flowers, bright as the sun, and a beautiful white marble boy who fell to the bottom of the sea from some lost ship” (mermaid)
* Who is it about: “In some stockings, he will quietly and quietly climb the stairs, then carefully open the door, silently step into the room and lightly sprinkle sweet milk in the eyes of the children” (Ole-Lukoye)
* Who is it talking about: “The poor thing was standing in peasant hut and played with a green leaf - she had no other toys; she pierced a hole in the leaf, looked through it at the sun, and it seemed to her that she saw the clear eyes of her brothers ... ”(Elise)
* In which fairy tale is a song containing the words: “Oh, my dear Augustine, everything is gone, gone, gone” (“Swineherd”)
* Who was the son of the old pewter spoon? (The Steadfast Tin Soldier)
* The chapters of which fairy tale are named after the days of the week? ("Ole Lukoye")
* In which fairy tale does the hero save the emperor from death with his song? ("Nightingale")
* What name did the king of the elves give Thumbelina? (Mayan)
* What country does Hans Christian Andersen call "The Swan's Nest"? (Denmark)
* Why were the heroes of the fairy tale "Little Claus and Big Claus" called that? (Little Claus had one horse and Big Claus had four)
* What was really "the most incredible" in the fairy tale "The Most Incredible"? (the fact that everyone rejoiced at the happiness of the artist, and not a single envious one was found)
* Who said: "You can live with me all winter, just clean my rooms well and tell me stories - I'm a big hunter of them" (field mouse)
* Who did not like the sun or beautiful flowers at all and spoke very badly about them? (Mole)
* What product did the girl sell on Christmas Eve? (sulfur matches)
* What is the real name of little Took (Karl)
* Who did the darning needle imagine itself to be? (sewing needle)
* What has the ugly duckling become? (into a beautiful swan)
* What two fairies are we talking about in the fairy tale "Galoshi of happiness" (The Fairy of Happiness and the Fairy of Sorrow)
* By what miracle did the Turkish son end up on the roof of the palace of the Turkish princess? (using chest plane)
* Name Andersen's fairy tale in which a dog helps a soldier become king (Flint and Steel)
* What kind of fabric were woven by two deceivers in the fairy tale "The King's New Clothes" (none)
* What was the Little Mermaid's favorite thing to do? (listen to people's stories)
* What is the reason why Ida's girls hung their heads with flowers (they were at the ball and danced)
* What color was the heart of the chamomile? (yellow)

Tales of the Danish storyteller H.K. Andersen

1. Who dared to tell the king that he was naked? (Child)
2. What word did Kai put together from ice cubes? (Eternity)
3. How did the steadfast tin soldier differ from his brothers? (He only had one leg)
4. Which storyteller carried two umbrellas with him? (Ole Lukoye)
5. The heroine of which fairy tale turns into sea foam? (The little Mermaid)
6. And this tale begins and ends with the same vowel. ("Flint")
7. Who said so: “Co-ax, co-ax, brehkeke-cupcake!”? (Son of the toad)
8. Which bird soon replaced the nightingale in the emperor's palace? (artificial nightingale)
9. What was the name of Gerda's friend? (Kai)
10. What was the name of the sister of eleven brothers? (Eliza)

Which fairy tale does the collection of words belong to?

1. Sun, snow, lamp, glass, mirror, morning, rose, deer, friendship, crow ("The Snow Queen")
2. Grass, toad, ring, nettle, carousel, patience. ("Wild Swans")
3. Sea, wind, magical drink, pain, prince. ("The little Mermaid")
4. Swan, egg, dream, duck, frost, water, chicken. ("Ugly duck")

Choose the correct answer

* In which Andersen's fairy tale did the king like to dress up the most in his life?

"Princess on the Pea"
"Cinderella"
"Naked King" (+)

* In what country did the emperor from the fairy tale "The Nightingale" live?

in Japan
in China (+)
in Thailand

*Who did the ugly duckling from the fairy tale of the same name turn into?

into an overseas prince
into a beautiful swan (+)
into the frog princess

* What was the name of the main character of the fairy tale "Wild Swans"?

Greta
Eliza (+)
Martha

*What flowers do Kai and Gerda like from the fairy tale "The Snow Queen"?

roses (+)
violets
dahlias

*Who really was the swineherd from the fairy tale of the same name?

king
poor prince (+)
poor swineherd

*Who is Ole Lukoye?

magic florist
master of telling tales (+)
fairy troll

* How many brothers did the main character of the fairy tale "Wild Swans" have?

twelve
seven
eleven (+)

Inessa Kolushkina
Literary quiz game based on the fairy tales of Hans Christian Andersen for students in grades 2-5

Literary quiz(competition)

on fairy tales by Hans Christian Andersen

Benefit the world

it's the only way to be happy

G. H. Andersen

Today we meet the greatest storyteller of the world, Hans Christian Andersen who gave the world the most beautiful fairy tales that will remain for centuries. His fairy tales are good, joy and love into our lives, painting it with bright gentle strokes.

"Every person's life is story written with the fingers of God,” wrote G. H. Andersen. All his life he remained child: sincere, loving the world and people. He made the laws by which he lived myself:

1. Do good. Love and forgive people.

2. Treat people the way you would like to be treated.

3. Be afraid to offend a person

4. Find your purpose in life

5. Do not look for excuses for your own weaknesses and do not be lazy

6. It is better to give what is yours than to take someone else's.

7. Don't lose faith in yourself

8. Be able to give joy to people

9. Know yourself and the world

Target: to introduce children to the best examples of artistic literature.

Task:

1. Form reading motivation,

2. attitude to reading activity as a sphere of self-realization and creativity,

3. create conditions for raising interest in the book,

4. introduction of new interactive forms of educational influence on the formation of students' reading.

5. Develop memory, speech, observation, activity, independence.

Readership:

Primary school - 2, 3.4 classes

High school - 5 classes

Implementation time of the event: 2 lessons

Location: Class

Work form:

multimedia support

Contests

Quiz

The expediency of using a media product on event:

1. intensification of the educational process (increasing the amount of information offered, reducing the time for submitting material)

2. Improving the efficiency of assimilation of educational material due to the simultaneous presentation by the librarian of the necessary information and the display of demonstration fragments

3. formation of information culture and competence of schoolchildren (search, selection, processing, ordering of information)

4. development of visual-figurative thinking by increasing the level of visibility

Equipment:

interactive board

A computer

Projector

During the event, we strive to show children what:

Reading can bring aesthetic pleasure,

Communication with a book opens up broad horizons for a person,

Book and reading are an inexhaustible source of knowledge and information,

The book is truly a friend and adviser.

It is also important that the event contributes to the assimilation of educational material.

Plan of conduct and final result:

Organizing time : writing questions for a quiz, creating a presentation, forming teams (preferably 3 teams, preparing information about the event, meeting with class teacher ;

Preparatory stage : book exhibitions, lending literature, individual work with schoolchildren, the main thing is that all children own the text; preparation of drawings from each team dedicated to fairy tales G. X. Andersen;

Holding an event;

The final stage: reflection. Discussions of the event with students and teachers, writing reviews.

Homework.

Each team is required:

1. Team name and motto, use only fairy tales G. X. Andersen

2. Draw a newspaper dedicated to the work of G. Kh. Andersen

3. Biography of G. Kh. Andersen, in the form of an abstract and presentation (5 slides). Protection.

4. Collect flying quotes from G. H. Andersen.

1 competition. Name fairy tale and hero.

Questions to 1 team:

1. "... but the best of all was the youngest, tender and transparent, like a rose petal, with deep blue eyes like the sea ..." Answer: the little Mermaid

2. “In the cup itself, on a green chair, a tiny girl was sitting, she was a tender little girl,

her name was…” Answer: Thumbelina

3. But the sweetest of all was the young lady standing on the threshold of the palace. She, too, was cut out of paper and dressed in a skirt of the finest batiste, with a narrow blue ribbon in the form of a scarf over her shoulder, and on her chest sparkled a rosette the size of the face of the young lady herself. The young lady stood on one leg. Answer: Steadfast tin soldier, dancer.

4. “Once he was in good mood: he made such a mirror in which everything good and beautiful was utterly reduced, everything bad and ugly, on the contrary, appeared brighter ... ". Answer: troll from "Snow Queen"

5. -Glorious kids you have! - she said. All are very nice, except for one... this one didn't work out! It would be nice to change it!

It's impossible, your grace! He's ugly, but he has a good heart... Answer: "Ugly duck"

6. -She has only two legs! - one said

She doesn't even have tentacles! - others said

How thin she is! She's just like a person! third said

She is very ugly! – finally decided everything. Answer: Thumbelina

7. He wore a black velvet coat, was very rich and learned. Answer: Mole.

Questions to 2 team:

1. “She was so lovely, all of dazzling ice and yet alive! The eyes sparkled like stars, but there was neither warmth nor meekness in them. Answer: The Snow Queen.

2. A plate of water was a whole lake for her, and she floated on this lake on a tulip petal, like on a boat. Instead of oars, she had two horsehairs. Answer: Thumbelina.

3. "Now he was glad that he had endured so much grief and trouble - he could better appreciate his happiness and the greatness that surrounded him." Answer: Ugly duck.

4. They flew over the roof for a long time, stretching their flexible necks and flapping their wings, but no one heard or saw them. So they had to fly away without seeing their sister. Answer: Wild Swans.

5. I wish I had such a wife! – he thought, – but only she, probably of a noble family. Look at the palace he lives in. And my house is a simple box. No, she doesn't belong there. But it doesn't hurt to get to know her.

6. They demanded the finest silk and pure gold for their work. They hid all this in their pockets and continued to sit at empty machines ... Answer: tailors from fairy tales"The King's New Outfit"

7. All night they weaved a net of flexible willow bark and reeds. The mesh came out large and strong, and the brothers put their sister in it. Answer: Wild Swans

Questions to 3 team:

1. To whom did the reindeer bring Gerda? Answer: to the old Finnish

2. He smeared his face with black and brown paint, pulled on his hat and knocked on the door of the imperial palace. Hello, Emperor! Do you have any position at court for me? Answer: Swineherd.

3. He went to the biggest hotel, hired himself the most the best rooms and ordered to serve his favorite dishes - because now he was a rich man ... Answer: Soldier from fairy tales"Flint"

4. I can't stand whining! Now you should rejoice. Here's two more loaves and a ham for you so you don't have to go hungry! Answer: Rogue from "Snow Queen".

5. Snowflakes surround her in a dense swarm, but she is larger than them all and never stays on the ground ... Answer: The Snow Queen

6. She danced and danced, although every time her feet touched the ground, she was in so much pain, as if she were stepping on sharp knives.

Competition 2. From which fairy tales these things?

1. A pot of fairy tales"Swineherd".

2. Sledge from fairy tales"The Snow Queen".

3. Pea out fairy tales"Princess on the Pea".

Competition 3. Decipher the characters and name fairy tale

Competition 4. Make words from a word "Thumbelina"

Answer: inch, ode, lobe, water, gadfly, tussock, daughter, house, fashion, capelin, point, lump, etc.

Competition 5. Find out the whole by parts.

Questions to 1 team.

Sun, snow, sled, mirror, raven, deer, friendship

Palace, family, toad, nettle, cave, witch stepmother, patience, love, silence

Egg, contempt, flight, suffering, loneliness, swan, delight

Carriage, shower, knock, feather beds, pea, wedding

Old witch, barleycorn, shell walnut, toad, Maybug, field mouse, wedding

Questions to 2 team:

Sea, love, prince, storm, witch, hair, pain, happiness, wedding, sea foam

Soldier, road, kindness, princess, sleep, gold, prison, dog, wedding

Birthday, little boy, gift, cardboard palace, dancer, swimming, fish, fire

Mirror shard, kisses, heart of ice, eternity, quest, reindeer, love

11 brothers, happy childhood, death, walnut juice, lake, loneliness, search, cave, hunting

Questions to 3 team:

Swallow, cave, winter, mole, escape, freedom, love

Dreams, suffering, witch, silence, pain, love, sisters, self-sacrifice

25, boy, cardboard palace, dancer, love, devil, fall, boat, water rat

Prince, search for a bride, disappointment, unexpected meeting, rain, 20 mattresses, wedding

King, new outfits, weavers, deceit, fear, doubt, disgrace

Contest 6. Blitz poll.

One question team. If you can't answer a question, the question moves to the next one. team.

1. What did Eliza knit shirts for her brothers from? Answer: from nettle

2. From whom did Thumbelina run away? Answer: from toads

3. What word was Kai supposed to make? Answer: eternity

4. What did Thumbelina ask for from a field mouse? Answer: a piece of barley grain.

5. What did the three toads that jumped towards Eliza turn into? Answer: in poppies.

6. What did the Little Mermaid give the Witch for a drink? Answer: your voice

7. Who swallowed the tin soldier? Answer: fish

8. What did the old queen put on the boards? Answer: pea. 20 mattresses and 20 duvets.

9. How old was the Little Mermaid when she first surfaced? Answer: 15 years.

10. What oath did Eliza take to save her brothers? Answer: vow of silence.

11. How many nettle shirts did Eliza knit? Answer: 11,5

12. Who did Gerda ask? You are a little bright sun! - Gerda told him. - Tell me, do you know where I can look for my named brother? Answer: dandelion.

13. How did the elves call Thumbelina? Answer: Maya.

14. What did the swineherd demand from the princess for the ratchet? Answer: 10 kisses.

15. How much did Thumbelina eat a day? Answer: half a grain of barley.

16. What fairy tale the young princess was considered a witch and wanted to be burned at the stake? Answer: Wild Swans.

17. Where did the Little Mermaid sail almost every evening? Answer: to the prince's castle and admired it every evening.

18. Where did Eliza get nettles? Answer: at the cemetery

19. How was Thumbelina born? Answer: from barley grain.

20. Why did the toads steal Thumbelina? Answer: wanted to get married.

21. What did the Little Mermaid have in her underwater corner? Answer: a statue of a marble boy, a flower bed of red flowers in the shape of the sun, and so on.

22. What got into Kai's eye? Answer: mirror shard.

23. Whom did the Little Mermaid save? Answer: Prince.

24. What did the tailors require for their work? Answer: the finest silk and the purest gold.

25. How long did the swallow lie in the cave?

Answer: 6 months

26. What did Thumbelina ask the swallow for? Answer: take with you to warmer climes.

27. What country did the Snow Queen take Kai to? Answer: to Lapland.

28. Why did the princess sleep badly? Answer: slept on a pea.

29. What did the Little Mermaid see when she first rose to the surface? Answer: ship.

30. What made Kai insensitive to cold? Answer: kisses of the Snow Queen.

31. What has the Little Mermaid become? Answer: in sea foam

32. How many mattresses and featherbeds were placed on a pea to find out if the real princess once knocked on the king's gate? Answer: 20 mattresses and 20 duvets.

33. Name fairy tale, which starts and ends with the same letter. Answer: Flint, Swineherd.

34. What did the water rat demand from the tin soldier? Answer: passport

35. How many sisters did the Little Mermaid have? Answer: 5

36. How did the tin soldier differ from his brothers? Answer: the fact that he did not have one leg.

37. Why does the Snow Queen need Kai? Answer: she wanted to make him heir.

38. Why did Thumbelina cry? Answer: did not want to marry a toad?

39. And from what fairy tales these lines?

“Many, many years ago, there was a king in the world. He loved to dress up so much that he spent all his savings on it. Did he have a special dress for every hour of the day?” Answer: King's new outfit

40. Who was responsible for the fact that Eliza was seized and thrown into prison? Answer: king's adviser

Leaders competition.

Gather team captains.

Did not answer the question, the question automatically goes to the next captain.

1. How many brothers did Eliza have? eleven

2. How many tin soldiers were in the set? 25

3. Who dared tell the king that he is naked? child

4. Name the mother of tin soldiers? pewter spoon

5. Who guarded the chests with copper and silver? Three dogs

6. How did the tin soldier die? In the oven

7. What is left of the tin soldier and the dancer? A small pewter heart and a burnt rosette.

Class: 2

Working in primary school for a long time, more and more often I encounter a problem: children do not read children's literature or read only the specified work. The computer, the Internet have replaced the living word. But only independent reading develops the imagination, thinking, and creative thought of the child. How to make students active in the classroom literary reading? How to make them read the text, “see” what they read, empathize with the characters, learn from them, evaluating their actions?

I've been doing literary quizzes for several years in a row. This type of work can be carried out as part of the lesson and during extracurricular activities. The questions of the quiz are chosen in such a way that it is necessary to read the work, otherwise there is no answer. The issue of competition between groups also plays a role.

After the section “Fairy Tales”, I conduct a quiz based on the fairy tale by G.Kh. Andersen “The Steadfast Tin Soldier”, then this work continues in extracurricular work. So we get acquainted in detail with all the tales of the writer.

I will give examples of quiz questions based on the fairy tales of G.Kh. Andersen.

Topic: Fairy tales. Literary quiz based on the fairy tales of H.H. Andersen.

(To be carried out after completion of work on section I..)

Target:

Develop an interest in reading.
To form in children the type of correct reading activity.
Teach children's books.
To sum up the understanding and mastering of the read fairy tales by G.Kh. Andersen by children, the essence of the process of “reading” into the text.
Replenish students' vocabulary.
To cultivate an understanding of good and evil, the ability to evaluate the actions and deeds of heroes.

Equipment:

exhibition of books by G.H. Andersen: "Thumbelina", "The Steadfast Tin Soldier", "The Ugly Duckling", "Wild Swans", "Flint", "The Snow Queen";
drawings based on read fairy tales;
items "forgotten" by fairy-tale characters;
quiz presentations on read fairy tales.

Progress of an extracurricular activity

I. Preparatory work.

The class is divided into five groups of 5-6 people each. Children read G.H. Andersen's fairy tales in a certain order:

"The Steadfast Tin Soldier".
"Thumbelina".
"Ugly duck".
"Flint".
"Wild Swans".
"The Snow Queen".

A certain time is given for reading each fairy tale in extracurricular work - 2-3 weeks. After reading - students' speeches: "Questions and answers", "forgotten things" of the characters, drawings by content. The winners of each stage of work are revealed.

Quiz questions based on the fairy tale by G.Kh. Andersen "The Steadfast Tin Soldier".

How did the boy get them? (Given on my birthday.)
What could a soldier do to be noticed on the pavement? (Scream, but considered it indecent.)
What did the boys decide to do? (Send the soldier to sail.)
What did the tin soldier set sail on? (Paper boat.)
What did the soldier see standing on the table? (That very room, that boy, that very window, those toys, the palace, the beautiful dancer.)
What did the boy do? (Throws the soldier into the stove.)
What happened to the dancer? (She fluttered into the stove after the tin soldier.)

Quiz questions on the fairy tale "Thumbelina".

What flower grew from a seed? (Like a tulip.)
What was instead of oars? (2 horse hairs.)
Where did the toad put the nutshell? (On a water lily leaf.)
What words did the son of the toad say? (Coax. coax. brekke-ke-cake.)
Who helped Thumbelina get away from the toad? (The fish gnawed through the stalk of the water lily.)
Why was Thumbelina able to swim faster? (I tied one end of the belt to a moth, and the other to a leaf of a water lily.)
Who took Thumbelina off the water lily leaf? (Chafer.)
What were the young bugs surprised when they looked at Thumbelina? (2 legs, no tentacles, very ugly.)
Where did Thumbelina live after the water lily leaf? (In the woods.)
Why didn't her cradle get wet in the rain? (Under a burdock leaf.)
Where did Thumbelina go from the forest in winter? (In field.)
To whom did Thumbelina come? (To the field mouse.)
What did Thumbelina ask the mouse? (A piece of barleycorn.)
Who came to visit the mouse? (Mole.)
What was the mole's house like? (20 times more, many rooms and a long corridor.)
Whom did Thumbelina see in the corridor near the mole? (Swallow.)
Why didn't the swallow fly south? (She hurt her wing on a thorn bush.)
Who prepared the fabrics for Thumbelina's dowry? (4 spiders wove fabrics.)
Why didn't Thumbelina fall while flying away with a swallow? (Tied with a belt to the largest feather.)
Where did the swallow drop Thumbelina? (On the white petal of flowers.)
Who did Thumbelina meet in the petal cup? (King of the elves. Little man.)
Most best gift elves? (Transparent wings like a dragonfly.)

Quiz based on the fairy tale by G.H. Andersen "The Ugly Duckling".

What was the season? (Summer.)
What were the burdocks? (Children stand upright.)
Why is the world better than a shell? (Spacious.)
Why did the duck sit back in the nest? (1 large egg did not burst.)
Into what society did the duck introduce the ducklings? (Poultry yard.)
What did mother duck teach ducklings? (Paws out, say hello "Quack!".)
What did the evil duck do to the ugly duckling? (Pecks on the neck.)
Who teased, pecked at the ugly duckling? (Ducks, chickens, brothers, sisters, mother, girl who fed.)
Where did the ugly duckling find itself, having escaped from the yard? (In the swamp.)
How many days did he sit in the swamp? (2 days.)
What happened to the ganders in the swamp? (Hunters shot.)
Where did the ugly duckling go? (To the poor hut.)
Who lived in the hut? (An old woman with a cat and a chicken.)
What did the old woman call the cat and the chicken? (Sonny and Short-legged.)
What happened to the duckling in winter in the polynya? (Frozen to ice.)
Who saved the duckling? (Peasant.)
Who did the duckling meet in the spring on the water? (3 white swans.)
What did the duckling see in the water? (His beautiful reflection.)
What did the children and adults say? (The new swan is the best!)

Quiz based on the fairy tale by G.Kh. Andersen "Flint".

What did the witch promise the soldier? (Of money.)
What task did the soldier receive? (Climb into the hollow.)
What kind of eyes did 1 dog have? (Like 2 tea saucers.)
What kind of eyes did 2 dogs have? (Mill wheels.)
What kind of eyes did 3 dogs have? (From the tower.)
What money was in 1, 2, 3 chests? (Copper, silver, gold.)
Half - how much? (A small coin is one fourth of a penny.)
What did the witch ask for? (Old flint.)
How can you deal with dogs? (Put on a checkered apron.)
What did the soldier take? (Gold, flint.)
Where did the soldier go? (In town.)
What surprised the servant who was cleaning his boots? (Rich gentleman, and old boots.)
Who has become a soldier? (Barin.)
Who did the soldier want to see? (See the princess.)
How did the soldier begin to live? (Went to theaters, lived merrily, gave money to the poor.)
How much money does the soldier have left? (2 money, impoverished.)
Why did the soldier remember the tinderbox? (There was no money for a candle, I thought about lighting a fire.)
What did 1 dog bring? (A bag of copper money.)
What order did the soldier give to the dog? (Bring the princess.)
How did the old lady-in-waiting know about the soldier? (Put on waterproof boots and set off in pursuit.)
How did the old woman mark the soldier's house? (Cross in chalk.)
What is the trick of the queen? (A bag of cereal on the back of the princess.)
Who brought the steel to the soldier in prison? (Boy.)
How many coins and what kind did he get? (4 silver coins.)
Who saved the soldier? (3 dogs.)
How happy were the dogs? (They danced in front of the carriage and shouted “Hurrah.”)
How long did the feast last? (A week.)
Where were the 3 dogs sitting? (At the table, they ate, drank and turned their huge eyes.)

Quiz based on the fairy tale by G. H. Andersen "Wild Swans".

How many children did the king have? (11 sons and 1 daughter Eliza.)
What were the sons and daughter doing? (We went to school, and Eliza looked at the pictures in the book.)
How did the sons study? (They were excellent at reading from a book and from memory.)
What happened to the king's family? (The mother died and the king married his stepmother.)
What was the evil stepmother up to? (Get rid of Eliza.)
What did she do? (I sent her to the village to strangers.)
What did she do with the princes? (Turned into ravens.)
Did she succeed in her evil deed? (No, they turned into beautiful wild swans.)
What toys did Eliza have? (1 leaf from a tree.)
What has changed in Eliza's life? (At the age of 15 they were sent to the palace.)
Who helped the queen? (3 toads.)
Did the toad complete the task? (Not.)
What did the queen do for the 2nd time? (Rubbed Elise with walnut juice, she turned black.)
Why was half the kingdom given for Eliza's book? (The pictures were alive.)
What did Eliza do in the forest? (Washed away the blackness in the stream.)
Who met on the way of Eliza? (Apple tree.)
Where did she end up? (In the heart of the forest.)
Who met in the thicket of the forest? (An old woman with a basket of berries.)
Who did she meet by the sea? (11 swans with crowns on their heads.)
Where do brothers live? (Overseas.)
Where do they rest while flying over the sea? (On 1 cliff they can stand closely pressed.)
How did the brothers decide to carry Eliza across the sea? (Weaved a net of willow bark and reed.)
What was the cliff like? (No larger than a seal's head.)
Who told Elise how to disenchant the brothers? (Fairy Veil - Morgana.)
What plant should Eliza pick? (Nettle.)
Fairy condition? (Do not talk while working.)
Where was Eliza? (In the king's castle.)
What did she see in the little room? (A bunch of nettles and a nettle shirt.)
How many shirts have you woven? (6.)
Who found her in a damp dungeon? (Younger brother.)
Who helped weave the last shirt? (Mice, thrush.)
Who didn't have time to weave a shirt? (Younger brother left sleeve, left wing.)
What appeared at the site of the fire? (Red rose bush.)

Quiz based on the fairy tale by G.Kh. Andersen "The Snow Queen".

I part - "About the mirror and its fragments":

What miracle did the troll perform? (Mirror.)
What happened to the mirror? (It fell to the ground and shattered.)
What did the man with the shard of the mirror in his eye see? (Everything is just bad.)
And in the heart? (Heart turns to ice.)

Part II - "Boy and Girl":

What was the garden like for two poor children? (More flower pot.)
How did the children look at each other in winter? (Through the circle from the copper coin on the glass.)
Who did Kai see through the circle? (Snowflake - woman - bird.)
What happened to Kai? (A fragment of the mirror hit the eye and pricked the heart.)
How has Kai changed? (Saw all the disgrace.)
Where did Kai go sledding? (In a large area.)
Who was Kai sledding behind? (Behind the Snow Queen.)
How has Kai changed since the second kiss of the snow queen? (I forgot Gerda, my grandmother, all the household.)
What did Kai tell the Snow Queen? (He knows 4 operations of arithmetic.)
Where did Kai sleep during the day? (At the feet of the Snow Queen.)

Part III - "The flower garden of a woman who knew how to conjure":

What did Gerda think of Kai? (Kai is dead.)
Who didn't agree? (Sunshine, a swallow, and Gerda herself believed.)
Who did Gerda ask? (River.)
What was the most valuable thing the river gave away? (Red shoes.)
What happened to Gerda? (The boat was drifting.)
Who did Gerda meet? (With an old woman.)
What did the old lady do? (Left it with her, combing her hair with a golden comb.)
What happened to Gerda? (Kaya forgot.)
What was Gerda's duvet stuffed with? (Blue violets.)
Which flower on the old woman's hat reminded Gerda of Kai? (Rose.)
What did Gerda do? (She ran away from the old woman.)

Part IV - "Prince and Princess":

Who remembered seeing Kai? (Crow.)
Where did Gerda go? (Look for Kai.)

Part V - "Little Robber":

Why did the robbers grab onto the carriage? (Was golden.)
What animals languished at the little robber? (Doves, reindeer.)
Where did the Snow Queen take Kai? (To Lapland.)
Name the island (At the North Pole, on the island of Svalbard.)
How did Gerda end up in Lapland? (On the reindeer.)

VI part:

What did the Laplander write the words on? (On dried cod.)
What did the finca do with the cod? (Welded.)

VII part:

What word couldn't Kai spell? (The word "eternity".)
How did Kai get rid of the ice shards? (Crying.)

After summing up the results, we conduct a final quiz based on the fairy tales of H. H. Andersen.

The final quiz based on the fairy tales of G.Kh. Andersen.

What fairy tales of H.H. Andersen do you know?
An inch is how much? (2.54 cm)
What grain did the sorceress give? (Barley.)
What flower grew from a seed? (Similar to a tulip.)
What was Thumbelina's boat? (Tulip petal.)
What was instead of oars? (Two horse hairs.)
Why did the mouse leave Thumbelina to live with her? (Clean the house, tell stories.)
What is the best elf gift for Thumbelina? (Transparent wings, like a dragonfly.)
Where did the swallow fly from the warm regions? (To Denmark.)
At what time of the year did the events with the duckling take place? (Summer.)
How tall were the burdocks? (Children could stand upright.)
Why did the duck sit back in the nest? (One large egg did not burst.)
What did the old duck teach? (Throw an egg and teach ducklings to swim.)
What was the chick like? (Big and ugly.)
What was the name of the birds that the duckling saw? (Swans.)
What did the duckling see in the water? (His reflection.)
What did the children and adults say? (The new swan is the best.)
How many tin soldiers were there? (25.)
How did the boy get them? (Given for a birthday.)
Why was the soldier not put to bed in the evening? (Hidden behind a snuffbox.)
Who lived in a snuffbox? (Imp.)
What did the tin soldier set sail on? (On a paper boat.)
Who did he meet under the bridge? (Water rat.)
What did the rat demand from the tin soldier? (Passport.)
What happened to the boat? (She scooped up water and began to sink.)
Who emerged from the water? (Big fish.)
Where was the soldier? (In the stomach of a fish.)
What is the strength of a soldier? (I wanted to cry, but I restrained myself.)
What did the boy do? (He threw the soldier into the oven.)
What happened to the dancer? (She fluttered into the oven after the tin soldier.)

At the end of the work, the results of the quizzes are summed up. The winners of the quiz are awarded with medals and sweet prizes. We celebrate the most active participants in the quiz in a cool corner - left a mark on the path "Book - best friend". At the end of the year, we held a literary holiday together with students of grade 9, where the children played the role of G.Kh. Andersen and the knowledge gained as a result of literary quizzes was very useful to us.

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Literary quiz based on the fairy tales of G.Kh. Andersen

(for 1st grade students)

Preliminary work: reading the fairy tales of H. H. Andersen (.....)

Tasks:

Enrich and clarify children's ideas about G.Kh. Andersen and his work.

To promote the development of the beginnings of communicative competence in students of grades 1.

Improve collaboration skills when working in a team.

Cultivate a caring and respectful attitude towards books.

Planting children. Children in advance (in classes) are divided into three groups (mixed teams).

The room is decorated according to the theme "Tales of H. K. Andersen": books with his works, illustrations from fairy tales, illustrations fairytale heroes, portrait of H. K. Andersen.

Leading:Good afternoon, everyone in the hall.

Leading:Today we have gathered again as a large and friendly company.

Leading: Guys, of course you all love traveling? Today we will make an unusual journey, but a fabulous one.

Leading: Today we are going to travel to beautiful country Denmark, where we will meet the heroes of the famous storyteller Hans Christian Andersen.

Leading:Are you ready to hit the road?

Leading:And what do we need for a fabulous journey? (children's answers: attention, perseverance, observation, patience, knowledge and respect for each other)

Leading:We know that our first graders have it all. Since they are not the first time traveling.

Leading:And yet, as they say: "Repetition is the mother of learning," I would like to recall very important information. To work in a team, and this is how you will work today, everyone needs to carefully listen to each other's answers and not interrupt the responder.

Leading:Pay attention to each of you has an emblem that suggested where the team will be.

Leading:Now look around you. What is unusual about your team? (That's right, all the first graders got mixed up today, your team is mixed).

Leading:As you remember, it is impossible to work in a team without its name. Therefore, now you will guess the name of your team. To do this, listen to excerpts from the works.

Audio recording of fairy tales sounds:

Thumbelina

Snow Queen (3 people)

the little Mermaid

Jury presentation

Moderator: And now I introduce the members of the jury:

Golobokova Alla Arkadievna

Evseeva Tatyana Nikolaevna

Akinina Inga Nikolaevna

Kovaleva Lyudmila Ivanovna

Leading:So, the first competition "The most attentive". Your attention is presented to the presentation. Your task is to listen carefully to the message and then answer the questions.

Presentation "Biography of Hans Christian Andersen.

On the board are cards (turned over) with the words:

The team members turn over the cards and answer the questions.

Leading:The next contest "Lost and Found"

Guys, do you know what a "bureau" is?( word of French origin, can mean: desk or the name of the institution (weather office))

Leading: We have magic chest, which contains the lost things from the fairy tales of Hans Christian Andersen. You need to guess the name of the fairy tale in which this object is.

Phys. minute (musical)

Leading:The next stage of our literary competition will be Quiz and Crossword. They will run at the same time. To do this, I need 3 people from each team who have read Andersen's fairy tales and remember the heroes of his fairy tales well. These students will solve a crossword puzzle.

The rest of the guys participate in a quiz on questions.

Questions for the quiz:

1. In what fairy tale by Andersen did the boy's heart turn into a piece of ice?
("The Snow Queen".)

2. Fragments of what object wounded Kai from the fairy tale "The Snow Queen"? (The mirror that the evil troll made. In it, everything good and beautiful decreased, and everything bad and ugly increased many, many times.)

3. What flowers that reminded Gerda of Kai did the old sorceress hide? (Roses.)

4. This heroine was so stubborn and spoiled that she could bite her mother on the ear. But she was also touched by the story of a girl who is looking for her named brother. Who is she, from what fairy tale?
(Little robber from the fairy tale "The Snow Queen".)

5. Who in the fairy tale "The Snow Queen" put together the word "eternity" from ice? (Kai.)

6. To stop Kai from freezing, the Snow Queen wrapped him in her bear fur coat, and in addition she did it. What? (Kissed him on the forehead.)

7. In which Andersen's tale do dogs guard three chests of money? ("Flint".)

8. Who in Andersen's fairy tale asked a soldier to get a tinderbox from a tree hollow?
(Old witch.)

9. What trick did the queen mother from the fairy tale "The Tinderbox" come up with to track where the young princess disappears at night? (A leaky bag of buckwheat.)

10. Which of the heroes of Andersen's fairy tale abandoned his home, his relatives, agreed to accept torment and even die for the sake of his beloved prince and gain an immortal soul? (The little Mermaid.)

11. At what age were the little mermaids allowed to float to the surface of the sea? (At the age of 15.)

12. What did the witch take from the Little Mermaid in exchange for her potion? (Her beautiful voice.)

13. From what material is the palace of the sea king built in the fairy tale "The Little Mermaid"? (Coral.)

14. Who was the son of the tin spoon?
(The Steadfast Tin Soldier from Andersen's fairy tale of the same name.)

15. What did the steadfast tin soldier travel on? (On a paper boat.)

16. How many brothers did the tin soldier have in G.K. Andersen? (24).

17. In the fairy tale "The Steadfast Tin Soldier" the boy was presented with 25 tin soldiers. They were all the same except for one. How did the 25th tin soldier differ from his brothers? (He had one leg).

18. Who in Andersen's fairy tale fell in love with the steadfast tin soldier? (Paper ballerina).

19. What item in Andersen's fairy tale was priced at 100 kisses?
(For the ratchet. The fairy tale "Swineherd" by Andersen.)

20. In which Andersen's fairy tale was the young princess considered a witch and wanted to be burned at the stake in the town square? ("Wild Swans".)

21. What was the name of the heroine of the fairy tale "Wild Swans" by Andersen? ( Eliza.)

22. Which hero of Andersen's fairy tales knows as many fairy tales as no one knows? (Ole Lukoye.)

23. With the help of what magical object did Ole Lukoye from Andersen's fairy tale send fairy dreams to children? (Umbrella).

24. First there was a barley seed, then a wonderful tulip flower, and then ... (Thumbelina.)

25. Who bit the water lily stalk, saving Thumbelina from a toad? (Fish.)

26. What gift did the Elves give Thumbelina? (Wings.)

27. Who was the rich and learned neighbor of the field mouse who fell in love with Thumbelina and wished to marry her? (Mole.)

28. On whom did Thumbelina make an extraordinary journey from a mole's hole to warmer climes? (On a swallow.)

29. Who did the Ugly Duckling turn into in Andersen's fairy tale of the same name? (Into a swan.)

30. What was put under the mattresses and featherbeds of the princess to check that she really is a princess? (Pea.)

Crossword (10 minutes)

In the highlighted cells, you should get the name of the heroine of one of the most famous fairy tales Andersen.

1. The name of the girl who saved Kai.

2. These flowers danced at little Ida's ball.

4. The name that the Elf called Thumbelina.

5. The flower that the hero of the fairy tale "Swineherd" brought as a gift to the princess.

6. The material from which the soldiers were made.

7. An item that made a soldier happy.

8. This heroine turned into sea foam.

9. The item that the Snow Queen broke.

10. The name of the boy to whom Ole Lukoye told fairy tales every evening.

Leading:Guys, I invite you to the wonderful world of illustrations.

Do you remember what an illustration is?

( Illustration - a drawing, photograph, engraving or other image that explains the text). You are especially interested in reading books if they have a lot of illustrations by artists.

Presentation"Learn the story from the illustration"

Leading: We continue our journey through fairy tales. Now you must solve the riddles. But most importantly, try to explain what words helped to guess the heroine. So, the competition "Tell me a word."

Well, now guess the riddles:

The girl is sleeping and does not yet know

What awaits her in this fairy tale,

The toad will steal it in the morning,

An unscrupulous mole will hide in a hole ...

However, enough! Do you need a hint?

Who is that girl? Whose story is this?

(Thumbelina, G. H. Andersen)

The storm broke out

And it's dark outside.

In this bad weather

The girl knocks on the window.

Don't doubt, prince, she's good

She is unhappy... (Princess on the Pea)

An evil storm came up

Gerda has lost a friend.

Kai rushed off to the realm of ice!

Gerda! Gerda! Help out!

The blizzard is circling to the right, to the left

In a fairy tale... (The Snow Queen)

Leading:Guys, our quiz is coming to an end. While the jury members are counting your points, each of the teams will complete a cover model - the name of the team.

Fairy tale simulation: Little Mermaid, Snow Queen, Thumbelina

Simulation Analysis

Jury results (performance)

Reflection (Song is fun to walk together ...)

Prize giving.