Russian E.G.E. Test Exam: Can You Clear the Russian Equivalent?
Are you ready to test your Russian skills? Let's see if you could ace the Unified State Exam! Here are a few questions:
- Which Russian word needs a different stress mark? The stressed vowel sound in "НЕВЕРНО" is wrong. Correct it to: не-вèрно.
- Can you spot the missing unstressed, alternating vowel in a root? For example, the word "плыву́" (I swim) loses a vowel when unstressed.
- Are both words in the same row missing the same letter? Look for patterns to identify the pair.
- Which sentence uses a highlighted word incorrectly? The second sentence would be better with "ОТЛИЧИЕ."
- One of the highlighted words below contains an error. Correct it: "ВРЕМЯ." The correct word is "ВРЕМЕНИ."
- Find the row where both words share the same missing letter. Choose two answers.
- Where should the letter "Я" be inserted?
- In one sentence, both highlighted words are written as a single word.
- In the sentence "Княжна Марья видела смущё(1)ый и удивлё(2)ый взгляд Десаля, устремлё(3)ый на её отца, заметила его молчание и была пораже(4)а тем, что отец забыл письмо сына на столе в гости(5)ой.," where is "НН" needed?
- Decide where the comma should be placed in this sentence: Он стоял перед дворцом во время обеда государя (1) глядя в окна дворца (2) ожидая чего-то ещё и (3) завидуя одинаково и сановникам (4) подъезжавшим к крыльцу (5) и (6) мелькавшим в окнах (7) камер-лакеям.
- To further enhance your education-and-self-development, consider dedicating some time for learning the stress mark rules in the Russian language.
- In the process of learning the Russian language, it is crucial to understand the concept of unstressed, alternating vowels which apply to roots like "плыву́" (I swim) where a vowel gets lost.
