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Укажите, где правда, а где ложь. 1)вместо изучения юридических наук Гёте вёл светский образ жизни, брал уроки живописи и гравюры, влюблялся, писал стихи и изучал искусство 2)Гёте родился в бедной семье в Страсбурге Гёте стал одним из идеологов литературного движения «Буря и натиск» 3)Наполеон Бонапарт был поклонников книги Гёте "Страдания юного Вертера"

Answer 1

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1.правда   2.ложь  3.правда

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Answer 2

Claim 1: Goethe led a secular lifestyle, took painting and engraving lessons, fell in love, wrote poetry, and studied art instead of studying law.

Claim 2: Goethe was born into a poor family in Strasbourg and became one of the ideologists of the literary movement "Storm and Stress."

Claim 3: Napoleon Bonaparte was a fan of Goethe's book "The Sorrows of Young Werther."

1) The claim that Goethe led a secular lifestyle, took painting and engraving lessons, fell in love, wrote poetry, and studied art instead of studying law is true. Johann Wolfgang von Goethe, the German writer and polymath, did indeed pursue various artistic and literary interests alongside his studies. He was known for his involvement in the arts, including painting and engraving, and he also had a romantic life and wrote poetry. However, it is important to note that Goethe did study law at the University of Leipzig and later became a lawyer [[1]].

2) The claim that Goethe was born into a poor family in Strasbourg and became one of the ideologists of the literary movement "Storm and Stress" is partially true. Goethe was born on August 28, 1749, in Frankfurt, Germany, not in Strasbourg. While he did become a prominent figure in the literary movement known as "Sturm und Drang" (Storm and Stress), which emphasized individualism and emotional expression, there is no evidence to suggest that Goethe came from a poor family. In fact, his family was relatively well-off, and his father was a successful lawyer [[2]].

3) The claim that Napoleon Bonaparte was a fan of Goethe's book "The Sorrows of Young Werther" is false. While Goethe's novel "The Sorrows of Young Werther" gained significant popularity and influenced many readers, including young people of the time, there is no evidence to suggest that Napoleon Bonaparte was a fan of the book. Napoleon was primarily known for his military and political career, and there is no documented connection between him and Goethe's work [[3]].

In summary, claim 1 is true, claim 2 is partially true, and claim 3 is false.