Question

Alexander Pushkin was a Pussian poet 2 The Fisherman and the Fish is a myth.3 The Sherift is the Eari of Huntingdon.4 Pobin Hood escaped to Sherwood Forest.5 Aldar-Kosse gave Kazakhstan theKaratau Mountains.6 Burabai National Park is the Peanof Kazakhstan7 Two giants in the Altai Mountains were friends.8 The dombra is a musical instrument.​

Answer 1

1 Alexander Pushkin was a Pussian poet - TRUE

2 The Fisherman and the Fish is a myth. -TRUE

3 The Sherift is the Eari of Huntingdon. -FALSE

(The Sheriff of Nottingham arrested Robert, the Earl of Huntingdon, on his wedding day.)

4 Pobin Hood escaped to Sherwood Forest. -TRUE

5 Aldar-Kosse gave Kazakhstan the  Karatau Mountains. - FALSE

( The Creator gave Kazakhstan the Karatau Mountains).

6 Burabai National Park is the Pean  of Kazakhstan. - TRUE

7 Two giants in the Altai Mountains were friends. FALSE - (Two giants in the Altai Mountains were brothers)

8 The dombra is a musical instrument.​ - TRUE

Answer 2

1. Alexander Pushkin was a Russian poet, not a "Pussian" poet. He is considered one of the greatest Russian literary figures and the founder of modern Russian literature. His works include poems, plays, and novels, and he is particularly known for his novel in verse, "Eugene Onegin."

2. "The Fisherman and the Fish" is not a myth but a fairy tale written by Alexander Pushkin. It tells the story of a poor old fisherman who catches a magical golden fish that grants him wishes.

3. The character known as the Sheriff of Nottingham, who is often associated with the legend of Robin Hood, is not the Earl of Huntingdon. In the Robin Hood folklore, the Sheriff of Nottingham is a local authority figure and antagonist to Robin Hood, while the Earl of Huntingdon is the nobleman persona of Robin Hood himself.

4. According to English folklore and legends, Robin Hood is said to have escaped to Sherwood Forest. He is depicted as a heroic outlaw who robbed the rich to give to the poor during the medieval era in England.

5. Aldar-Kosse is not known for giving Kazakhstan the Karatau Mountains. It seems there might be confusion or misinformation regarding this statement.

6. Burabai National Park, also known as Borovoe, is indeed a national park located in northern Kazakhstan. It is known for its beautiful landscapes, including lakes, forests, and rock formations.

7. There is no specific reference to two giants being friends in the Altai Mountains. The Altai Mountains, located in Central Asia, are known for their diverse natural beauty and cultural significance, but this particular statement does not align with any known legends or facts.

8. The dombra is indeed a traditional musical instrument associated with Kazakhstan and other Central Asian countries. It is a string instrument similar to a lute or a guitar and is commonly used in traditional Kazakh music.