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(А) Борис Леонидович Пастернак родился 29 января (10 февраля) 1890 года. (Б) В 1903 году при падении с лошади Борис сломал ногу, и из-за неправильного срастания (лёгкая хромота, которую писатель скрывал, осталась на всю жизнь) был в дальнейшем освобождён от воинской повинности. (В) По примеру родителей, добившихся высоких профессиональных успехов неустанным трудом, Пастернак стремился во всём «дойти до самой сути, в работе, в поисках пути». В. Ф. Асмус отмечал, что «ничто не было так чуждо Пастернаку, как совершенство наполовину». В 1912 году Б. Л. Пастернак окончил Московский университет. (Г) За дипломом Пастернак не явился. (Д) В 1935 году Пастернак заступился за мужа и сына Анны Ахматовой, освобождённых из тюрем. Варианты ответов: Индивид Индивидуальность Личность

Answer 1

Вопрос в чем?

Индивид - а
Индивидуальность - б, г
Личность - в, до

Answer 2

Boris Leonidovich Pasternak

Boris Leonidovich Pasternak was a Russian poet, novelist, and literary translator. He was born on January 29, 1890 (February 10, 1890, according to the Gregorian calendar) [[1]].

Injury and Exemption from Military Service

In 1903, Boris Pasternak broke his leg when he fell off a horse. Due to improper healing, he developed a slight limp that he concealed throughout his life. As a result, he was exempted from military service [[1]].

Professional Aspirations and Education

Boris Pasternak's parents were highly successful professionals, and he aspired to achieve the same level of professional success through hard work. He strived to understand the essence of everything he encountered, whether it was in his work or in his search for meaning. According to V.F. Asmus, "Nothing was as alien to Pasternak as half-hearted perfection." In 1912, Boris Pasternak graduated from Moscow University [[1]].

Diploma Absence

Boris Pasternak did not attend the graduation ceremony to receive his diploma [[1]].

Support for Anna Akhmatova's Family

In 1935, Boris Pasternak defended the husband and son of Anna Akhmatova, who had been imprisoned. He played a role in their release from prison [[1]].

Based on the search results, the options for the answer are: - Individual - Individuality - Personality

Considering Boris Pasternak's unique personality, his contributions to literature, and his independent thinking, the most suitable answer would be Individuality.