Question

Read the legend about the lake of Balkhash and decide if the statements are True (T) or False (F). 40 X The legend of Lake Balkhash 40 An ancient Kazakh legend tells of the love of two young people ili and Karatal. Ili was the daughter of one of the richest men whose name was Balkhash. She was famous for her beauty in the village. Karatal was a poor shepherd. He watched the sheep in the steppe. When Ili grew up, it was time to give her in marriage to someone. Balkhash wanted to find her a husband. There were many rich candidates, who wanted to marry III. Then Balkhash decided to organize the contest for the future husbands. He promised to give his daughter to the winner of the contest as a wife. But ill didn't want to marry the man she didn't know. She loved Karatal very much. So, she helped Karatal to win the contest. When Balkhash knew about this, he was very angry with them. He told his people to kill Karatal. Then, ili and Karatal ran away from the village. Balkhash and his people followed them and caught them. As the legend says Balkhash turned Ili and Karatal into the rivers. And he turned himself into the lake between them. Even then he didn't give the young lovers the chance to be together. That is how lake Balkhash and the rivers Ili and Karatal appeared. 1. Balkhash organized a concert for future husbands of II. 2. After the contest young lovers left the village.​

Answer 1

Ответ:

1)True

2)True

Объяснение:

Answer 2

The legend you've shared seems to be about the origin of Lake Balkhash and two rivers, Ili and Karatal, which are named after the young lovers in the story. Let's assess the statements:

1. Balkhash organized a contest for future husbands of Ili. - True (T): According to the legend, Balkhash organized a contest for potential suitors to win Ili's hand in marriage. Therefore, this statement is true.

2. After the contest, young lovers left the village. - True (T): The legend describes how Ili and Karatal, the young lovers, ran away from the village after Balkhash discovered their love for each other. Therefore, this statement is true.

So, both statements appear to be accurate based on the legend.