Question

The Samruk The Samruk was a magic bird . She lived in Kazakhstan long ago . Every year , she travelled to the Tree of Life out on the steppe . The Samruk had a nest high in the branches of the tree . In spring , a golden egg appeared in the nest . Some people say the egg contained the happiness and wishes of all the people in the world . All summer , the bird stayed in the tree , but the egg didn't hatch . Then , in winter , the Samruk disappeared , leaving her egg in the nest . A huge dragon lived in the underworld beneath the tree . He watched the Samruk leave and then he climbed up the trunk of the tree to the Samruk's nest . He swallowed the golden egg and crawled back down to the underworld . The next spring , the Samruk returned to the Tree of Life again and another golden egg appeared . The same thing happened year after year ... Read the text again and mark the sentences T ( true ) , F ( false ) 1. The Samruk was an ugly bird . 2. Every year , she travelled to the Tree of Life out on the steppe . 3. People say the egg contained the happiness and wishes of all the people in Kazakhstan . 4. A huge dragon watched the Samruk leave and swallowed the golden egg 5. The next spring , the Samruk didn't return to the Tree of Life again 6. The same thing happened year after year​

Answer 1

Ответ:1) F, 2) T, 3) F 4) T, 5) F, 6) T

Объяснение:ttt

Answer 2

Here are the marked sentences:

1. F (false) - The text does not describe the Samruk as an ugly bird. It simply refers to her as a magic bird.
2. T (true) - The text mentions that every year the Samruk traveled to the Tree of Life on the steppe.
3. F (false) - The text does not specify that the egg contained the happiness and wishes of all the people in Kazakhstan. It says "all the people in the world."
4. T (true) - The text mentions that a huge dragon watched the Samruk leave and swallowed the golden egg.
5. F (false) - The text does not mention that the Samruk didn't return to the Tree of Life the next spring. It says she returned every year.
6. T (true) - The text indicates that the same thing happened year after year, with the Samruk laying a golden egg that was eventually swallowed by the dragon.