TRY OUR MASLENTSA QUIZ

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1. TRY OUR MASLENTSA QUIZ
2. Maslenitsa is the holiday when Russians say
3. It’s time of singing, dancing and fun.
4. People go for sleigh rides, go sledging and play in the snow.
5. People have snow fights, burn bonfires, have a tug-of-war in the snow and lots more.
6. There’s a lot to eat, too –
7. People in Russia make a straw doll
8. 1. Russian people celebrate Maslenitsa before…
9. 1. Russian people celebrate Maslenitsa before…
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Maslenitsa is the holiday when Russians say “goodbye” to winter and welcome spring. It lasts for a week before Lent. People celebrate it at the end of February or at the

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Слайд 1TRY OUR MASLENTSA QUIZ
Исаева Ольга Николаевна
учитель иностранного языка МБОУ СОШ

№51 г.Воронеж

Слайд 2Maslenitsa is the holiday when Russians say “goodbye” to winter

and welcome spring. It lasts for a week before Lent.

People celebrate it at the end of February or at the beginning of March.

Maslenitsa is the holiday when Russians say “goodbye” to winter and welcome spring. It lasts for a

Слайд 3It’s time of singing, dancing and fun. People dress up,

invite their friends, their nearest and dearest to see each

other.

It’s time of singing, dancing and fun. People dress up, invite their friends, their nearest and dearest

Слайд 4People go for sleigh rides, go sledging and play in

the snow.

Слайд 5People have snow fights, burn bonfires, have a tug-of-war in

the snow and lots more.

Слайд 6There’s a lot to eat, too – especially blinis (or

pancakes). You can eat them with sour cream, fish, caviar

or butter, sugar, honey.

There’s a lot to eat, too – especially blinis (or pancakes). You can eat them with sour

Слайд 7People in Russia make a straw doll of “Lady Maslenitsa”,

who is dressed in special clothes.
On Sunday evening, they

burn Lady Maslenitsa on a big bonfire. The spring festival is over and Lent begins.

People in Russia make a straw doll of “Lady Maslenitsa”, who is dressed in special clothes. On

Слайд 81. Russian people celebrate Maslenitsa before…
a. Christmas

b. Lent
c. New Year
2. At

Maslenitsa Russian people say “goodbye” to…
a. spring
b. autumn
c. winter
3. A typical Maslenitsa meal is…
a. Easter-cake
b. Pelmeni
c. Pancakes
4. At Maslenitsa Russian people burn…
a. a straw doll
b. Guy Fawkes
c. a straw house
4. At Maslenitsa Russian people…
a. exchange painted eggs
b. play in the snow, go sledging, have a tug-of-war
c. bathe in the ice-holes