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No. 5 One and a half chickens lay one and a half eggs in one and a half days. How many eggs will two chickens lay in three days? No. 6 He was supposed to be hanged according to the verdict. Due to illness, the verdict was overturned. And now he has been made a king. No. 7 In our language, the letter F is quite common; in other languages, the letter with the corresponding sound is rarely used. There are letters that have almost no analogues anywhere else, such as Щ, for example... Or this: Russian words almost never end with the ending "so," which is common in some other languages. Although it's only "almost" – there are three such words. The task: Find words of Russian origin that end in "so." The words must be common nouns in the nominative case, singular. An example of such a word could be "lasso," but it doesn't fit because it is not of Russian origin. The criterion for Russian origin: declension according to the rules of our grammar. So, there are at least three such words. No. 8 From the list below, choose the word that should replace the ellipsis and explain your choice. Orange - banana Felt - galoshes House - fir tree Life - ... List: calendar, star, дело, truth, Ivanov, головоломка, Smalian, Fido, comet, punk, troll, goblin, monitor, boots, Bocharov, glasses, mechanism, car, vodka, beer, nonsense, well, everything, regulations. And no one has solved No. 1 yet =)
Added 11 minutes ago
No. 5 One and a half chickens lay one and a half eggs in one and a half days. How many eggs will two chickens lay in three days? No. 6 He was supposed to be hanged according to the verdict. Due to illness, the verdict was overturned. And now he has been made a king. No. 7 In our language, the letter F is quite common; in other languages, the letter with the corresponding sound is rarely used. There are letters that have almost no analogues anywhere else, such as Щ, for example... Or this: Russian words almost never end with the ending "so," which is common in some other languages. Although it's only "almost" – there are three such words. The task: Find words of Russian origin that end in "so." The words must be common nouns in the nominative case, singular. An example of such a word could be "lasso," but it doesn't fit because it is not of Russian origin. The criterion for Russian origin: declension according to the rules of our grammar. So, there are at least three such words. No. 8 From the list below, choose the word that should replace the ellipsis and explain your choice. Orange - banana Felt - galoshes House - fir tree Life - ... List: calendar, star, дело, truth, Ivanov, головоломка, Smalian, Fido, comet, punk, troll, goblin, monitor, boots, Bocharov, glasses, mechanism, car, vodka, beer, nonsense, well, everything, regulations. And no one has solved No. 1 yet =)
Умирает не тот, кто устал, а тот, кто остановился.
