Question

5.3 чиїм ім'ям пов'язано вiдкриття першої бібіліотеки в Харкові? * Єпіфаній Тихорський Стефаній Яворський всi вiдповiдi вiрнi 6.Першими професійними середніми закладами м.Харкова були: * Жіноча реміснича школа Харківське міське ремісниче училище Залізнична школа Торгова школа Приватна школа стенографів Устинова Ланкастерська школа взаемного навчання 7.Хто із даних вчених тісно пов'язав свою діяльність з Харківським університетом? В.Стеклов О.Потебня Д.Багалій О.Данилевський всi вiдповiдi вiрнi

Answer 1

5. Єпіфаній Тихорський.
6. Харківське міське ремісниче училище.
7. В.Стеклов.

Answer 2

The first library in Kharkiv is associated with the name of Epifaniy Tykhorsky.

The first library in Kharkiv is associated with the name of Epifaniy Tykhorsky. He was a Ukrainian enlightener and educator who played a significant role in the development of education and culture in Kharkiv. Tykhorsky founded the first library in Kharkiv in 1805, which was initially located in the Kharkiv Theological Seminary. Later, the library was moved to the Kharkiv University, where it became the basis for the university library system [[1]].

The first professional middle schools in Kharkiv were:

The first professional middle schools in Kharkiv were:

1. Women's Craft School 2. Kharkiv City Craft School 3. Railway School 4. Trade School 5. Private School of Stenographers Ustinova 6. Lancaster School of Mutual Learning [[2]].

V. Steklov, O. Potebnya, D. Bagaliy, and O. Danilevsky were closely associated with Kharkiv University.

Vladimir Steklov, Oleksandr Potebnya, Dmytro Bagaliy, and Oleksandr Danilevsky were all prominent scientists who were closely associated with Kharkiv University.

- Vladimir Steklov was a Russian mathematician who worked at Kharkiv University from 1898 to 1902. He made significant contributions to the field of mathematical analysis and was one of the founders of the Kharkiv Mathematical Society [[3]].

- Oleksandr Potebnya was a Ukrainian linguist and literary critic who taught at Kharkiv University from 1874 to 1891. He is known for his work in the field of linguistics and his contributions to the development of Ukrainian literary language [[4]].

- Dmytro Bagaliy was a Ukrainian historian and archaeologist who was a professor at Kharkiv University. He specialized in the history of Ukraine and conducted extensive research on the ancient history of the region [[5]].

- Oleksandr Danilevsky was a Russian biologist and sociologist who taught at Kharkiv University from 1867 to 1874. He is best known for his work on the theory of social development and his book "Russia and Europe" [[6]].

All of these scientists made significant contributions to their respective fields and had a close association with Kharkiv University.