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Open Ended

Why do you think it is important to learn about possessive pronouns in Russian?

Open Ended

Whose toys are these?

Multiple Choice

Which Russian pronoun would you use to say 'my' when referring to a singular masculine noun like 'стол' (table)?

• Мой

• Моя

• Моё

• Мои

Open Ended

How do the Russian possessive pronouns change when referring to plural nouns? Use examples from the images to support your answer.

Multiple Choice

Which possessive pronoun is used for 'our' in Russian when referring to plural objects?

• Наши

• Ваши

• Её

• Его

Open Ended

Compare how the possessive pronouns for 'his', 'her', and 'their' are used in Russian when referring to different objects in the images. Give examples.

Multiple Select

Which of the following objects are mentioned in the dialogues across pages 10 and 11?

• Book

• Knife

• Dog

• Apple

Open Ended

How does the Russian language indicate possession for masculine, feminine, and neuter nouns based on the examples in the images?

Multiple Choice

Based on the images, how do you say 'These are your hands' and 'This is your hand' in Russian?

• Это твои руки. Это твоя рука.

• Это твоя рука. Это твои руки.

• Это твои рука. Это твоя руки.

• Это твоя руки. Это твои рука.

Multiple Choice

What is the main topic being discussed in these images?

• Colors

• Ownership and Possession

• Numbers

• Food

Multiple Choice

Which of the following is NOT shown as an example in the images?

• тетрадки (notebooks)

• конфеты (candies)

• машины (cars)

• розы (roses)

Open Ended

How do the images help in understanding the use of possessive pronouns in Russian?

Multiple Select

Identify all the objects that are associated with the pronoun 'его' (his) from the images.

• бананы (bananas)

• письма (letters)

• тыквы (pumpkins)

• груши (pears)

Multiple Choice

Which of the following pairs correctly matches the Russian possessive pronoun with the object shown in the images?

• мой — птицы (my birds)

• его — тетрадки (his notebooks)

• её — платья (her dresses)

• их — яблоки (their apples)

Multiple Choice

What are the main activities described for pages 3 to 20 in the Russian language lesson?

• Analyzing a table, asking questions, giving negative answers, and changing nouns and possessive pronouns to singular form.

• Reading a story and answering comprehension questions.

• Practicing verb conjugations and writing an essay.

• Listening to a dialogue and translating it.

Open Ended

How can you use plural possessive pronouns in Russian to talk about things that belong to more than one person?

Open Ended

What did you learn about plural possessive pronouns in Russian today?