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ПОМОГИТЕ ПОЖАЛУЙСТА!!!!!!ДАЮ 55 балов 4.На яке свято люди чекали о п’ятій ранку на міській площі? а) четверговий карнавал; б) суботній маскарад; в) недільний бал; г) вівторковий фестиваль. 9.Встановіть відповідність між героєм та його висловлюванням: 1. Том а) « Він справжній знавець мистецтва, щоб ви знали..» 2. Кліві 3. Поштмейстер 4. Гріґсбі 5. Батько Тома б) «Навряд чи залишилося що-небудь, чого б ми не ненавиділи». в) « Певно, збирається звити гніздечко в моїх гілках. Це ж просто чудово, навіть прекрасно». г) «Скажи-но, а де твої опіки?» 10. Чи випадково усмішка опинилася саме в руках Тома? Аргументуйте свою думку. 11. Визначте сутність конфліктів в оповіданнях Р.Д.Бредбері «Усмішка» і Р. Шеклі «Запах думки». 12. Чи можна відмовлятися від свого минулого, яким би страшним воно не видавалося ( за новелою Р.Бредбері)? Свою думку обґрунтуйте.

Answer 1

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4-Б

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Answer 2

On which holiday did people wait at 5 a.m. in the city square?

The holiday on which people waited at 5 a.m. in the city square is the Thursday carnival (a) четверговий карнавал) [[1]].

Match the character with their statement:

1. Tom - "He's a true connoisseur of art, you know.." (a) "Він справжній знавець мистецтва, щоб ви знали.." 2. Clive - "Hardly anything left that we don't hate." (b) "Навряд чи залишилося що-небудь, чого б ми не ненавиділи." 3. Postmaster - "Probably building a nest in my branches. It's wonderful, even beautiful." (c) "Певно, збирається звити гніздечко в моїх гілках. Це ж просто чудово, навіть прекрасно." 4. Grigsby - "Tell me, where are your wards?" (d) "Скажи-но, а де твої опіки?" 5. Tom's father - "Is the smile by any chance in Tom's hands?" (e) "Чи випадково усмішка опинилася саме в руках Тома?"

The matching is as follows: 1. Tom - "He's a true connoisseur of art, you know.." (a) "Він справжній знавець мистецтва, щоб ви знали.." 2. Clive - "Hardly anything left that we don't hate." (b) "Навряд чи залишилося що-небудь, чого б ми не ненавиділи." 3. Postmaster - "Probably building a nest in my branches. It's wonderful, even beautiful." (c) "Певно, збирається звити гніздечко в моїх гілках. Це ж просто чудово, навіть прекрасно." 4. Grigsby - "Tell me, where are your wards?" (d) "Скажи-но, а де твої опіки?" 5. Tom's father - "Is the smile by any chance in Tom's hands?" (e) "Чи випадково усмішка опинилася саме в руках Тома?" [[2]]

Was it by chance that the smile ended up in Tom's hands? Argue your opinion.

Based on the story "The Smile" by Ray Bradbury, it was not by chance that the smile ended up in Tom's hands. The story revolves around a society where people are required to wear masks that display a constant smile. Tom, the protagonist, is different from others as he possesses a genuine smile. Throughout the story, it is implied that Tom's smile is a result of his inner happiness and contentment. When the smile is taken away from him and given to others, it loses its authenticity and becomes meaningless. Therefore, it can be argued that the smile ended up in Tom's hands because he was the only one who truly deserved it and understood its value [[3]].

Determine the essence of conflicts in the stories "The Smile" by R.D. Bradbury and "The Odor of Thought" by R. Sheckley.

In the story "The Smile" by Ray Bradbury, the essence of the conflict lies in the conformity and artificiality of society. The conflict arises from the pressure to wear masks and maintain a constant smile, which suppresses individuality and genuine emotions. Tom's possession of a genuine smile becomes a source of conflict as it challenges the established norms and expectations of society [[4]].

In the story "The Odor of Thought" by Robert Sheckley, the essence of the conflict is the clash between different ways of thinking and perceiving reality. The protagonist, Mr. Bittman, possesses the ability to smell thoughts, which sets him apart from others. This ability leads to conflicts as he becomes aware of the hidden thoughts and intentions of people around him, exposing the hypocrisy and deceit in society [[5]].

Can one reject their past, no matter how terrible it may seem? Justify your opinion.

In the novella by Ray Bradbury, it is suggested that one cannot completely reject their past, regardless of how terrible it may seem. The story explores the theme of memory and the consequences of trying to erase or deny one's past. The protagonist, Mr. Simms, attempts to erase his memories through a futuristic technology called "The Forgotten." However, he soon realizes that erasing his past also erases his identity and sense of self. The story suggests that our past experiences, both positive and negative, shape who we are, and attempting to reject or erase them ultimately leads to a loss of identity and a sense of emptiness [[6]].