Question

Мета життя підлеглих князя до появи дракона а)здоровий сон б)здорова їжа в)боротьба за незалежність г)сумлінна праця Пустельник не хотів учити дракона читати, наводив кілька аргументів. Чого він не говорив? а)Книги добра вчать. Як же ти зло чинитимеш? б)Не драконяче це діло. в)Хто примножує знання, той примножує печаль. г)Головного очима не побачиш. Хто кому сказав: "Коли йде війна - гинуть лиш вояки. А коли володар хоче зміцнити владу, - поети гинуть у першу чергу"? а)князь воєводі б)воєвода князеві в)пустельник дракону г)дракон пустельникові Хто вважав, що зло не від дракона, що воно в нас самих? а)Грицько б)Лаврін в)пустельник г)князь "Де взяти ще стільки драконів, аби кожен з нас мав кого розіп'ясти? Де взяти стільки іуд, аби мали на кого перекласти провину?" Ці питання в уяві князя ставить а)Настасія б)Антось в)Грицько г)пустельник

Answer 1

Ответ:

1)А 2)Б 3)Б 4)Г 5)Г Надеюсь я вам помог.

Answer 2

The Purpose of Life for the Prince's Subjects Before the Dragon's Appearance

The purpose of life for the prince's subjects before the appearance of the dragon can be summarized as follows:

a) Healthy Sleep: The subjects aimed to have a healthy sleep as part of their daily routine. b) Healthy Food: They strived to consume healthy food to maintain their well-being. c) Fight for Independence: The subjects were engaged in the struggle for independence, likely against external forces or oppressive rulers. d) Conscientious Work: They valued diligent and conscientious work to contribute to their community and society.

The Hermit's Arguments Against Teaching the Dragon to Read

The hermit, also known as the Pustelnik, did not want to teach the dragon how to read and put forth several arguments against it. The arguments he did not mention are as follows:

a) Books Teach Goodness: The hermit did not mention that books teach goodness and questioned how the dragon would engage in evil actions if it learned to read. b) It's Not a Dragon's Task: The hermit did not mention that teaching a dragon to read is not a dragon-like activity. c) Knowledge Multiplies Sadness: The hermit did not mention that acquiring knowledge leads to an increase in sadness. d) The Main Eye Cannot See: The hermit did not mention that the main eye, likely referring to intuition or instinct, cannot perceive the benefits of reading.

Who Said: "During war, only soldiers die. But when a ruler wants to strengthen their power, poets die first"?

a) The Prince to the Voivode: The prince said this to the voivode. b) The Voivode to the Prince: The voivode said this to the prince. c) The Hermit to the Dragon: The hermit said this to the dragon. d) The Dragon to the Hermit: The dragon said this to the hermit.

Who Believed that Evil Does Not Come from the Dragon, but from Within Us?

a) Hrytsko: Hrytsko believed that evil does not come from the dragon but from within us. b) Lavrin: Lavrin believed that evil does not come from the dragon but from within us. c) The Hermit: The hermit believed that evil does not come from the dragon but from within us. d) The Prince: The prince believed that evil does not come from the dragon but from within us.

Whose Questions about Finding More Dragons and More Judases to Blame were Imagined by the Prince?

a) Nastasia: The prince imagined Nastasia asking these questions. b) Antos: The prince imagined Antos asking these questions. c) Hrytsko: The prince imagined Hrytsko asking these questions. d) The Hermit: The prince imagined the hermit asking these questions.