Do You Have A Russian Nature?

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1. Select an image with Russian city. 

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Saint Basil's Cathedral is situated on the Red Square in the heart of Moscow.

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Do You Have A Russian Nature? - Quiz

Have you ever dreamt of changing your location? To travel, see new places and meet new people? In the RUDN University there are people from the entire world!... see moreApart from cultural interaction here you will get to know the rich and friendly Russian culture! Wait. . . Probably you're already a bit of a Russian? Explore this test and find yourself on the scale of Russianness!
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2. Which holiday has a tradition to make bliny (pancakes)? 

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Maslenitsa is a Slavic religious and folk holiday, celebrated during the last week before Great Lent.

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3. Do you know how -25 C° feel like? 

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Russian winters usually are very cold and the weather is much below zero.

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4. Which Russian novel has a character "Cat Behemoth"?

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Behemoth is a character from the novel The Master and Margarita by the Russian writer Mikhail Bulgakov. He is an enormous demonic black cat who speaks, walks on two legs, and can even transform to human shape for brief periods.

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5. Who was the last Russian Emperor? 

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Nicholas II was the last Russian Emperor prior to 1917. Alexander III was his father, the Emperor. Peter I was the first Russian Emperor since 1721.

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6. Which city is this?

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Russian city Saint Petersburg is famous for its moveable bridges.

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7. What person is not a Russian? 

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Francis Scott Fitzgerald is not Russian, he is an American writer. Leo Tolstoy and Anton Chekhov are famous Russian writers, globally known for their literary masterpieces.

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8. Who is this person?

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Yuri Alekseyevich Gagarin is the first human to journey into outer space.

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9. Students from how many countries can you meet at RUDN University?

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The RUDN University is No. 1 in internationalization in Russia. It embraces people from 150 countries.

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10. When do you read user manual?

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It's a common feature of Russian people to use equipment without reading a manual. It's high time to do it when something is broken.

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11. Which writing doesn't belong to Dostoyevsky? 

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Dostoyevsky is a Russian writer and philosopher. His literary works deal with human psychology, social and political situation in Russia. Among his famous works are "Crime and Punishment", "The Idiot" and "The Brothers Kramazov".

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Select an image with Russian city. 
Which holiday has a tradition to make bliny (pancakes)? 
Do you know how -25 C° feel like? 
Which Russian novel has a character "Cat Behemoth"?
Who was the last Russian Emperor? 
Which city is this?
What person is not a Russian? 
Who is this person?
Students from how many countries can you meet at RUDN University?
When do you read user manual?
Which writing doesn't belong to Dostoyevsky? 
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