Questions and answers to the fairy tale novel by A. de Saint-Exupery “The Little Prince”

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1. The glorification of childhood in the fairy-tale novel by A. de Saint-Exupery “The Little Prince” I was created to become a gardener. A. de Saint-Exupéry Antoine de Saint-Exupery – a man of extraordinary bright, versatilely gifted professional pilot, keen on drawing, music, verses from an early age. The peculiarity of Exupery is in a rare combination of the pilot’s professional vision with a philosophical insight into the essence of life. […]...
2. Moral and philosophical lessons of the fairy tale of Antoine de Saint-Exupery “The Little Prince” The fairy tale “The Little Prince” is written by Exupery for both children and adults. Like all books of the writer, she is about respect for people, about responsibility before humanity. And more on how to learn this complex craft. Exupery does not like instruction, as all children do not like them. But, telling the […]...
3. How is the plot of the fairy tale “The Little Prince” constructed? The plot of “The Little Prince” reflected some details of the author’s biography. But from these details the writer has made not a realistic story about certain events of his life, but a fairy tale about the fantastic journey of the Little Prince. However, it is enough to read at least a few pages of […]...
4. Briefly about the tale of A. de Saint-Exupery “The Little Prince” Shortly before the death of A. de Saint-Exupery wrote a fairy tale “The Little Prince”, which was destined for the glory of the masterpiece of world literature. She became a kind of spiritual testament of the writer, and a testament addressed not only to children, but also to adults. “This sad and mocking tale is […]...
5. Questions and answers to the fairy tale of G. Kh. Andersen “Kaloshi Happiness” How did you understand the name “Kaloshi Happiness” before and after reading the fairy tale? Happiness is not that galoshes can carry you at any time, but that the happiness of a person is closely related to the time in which he lives. What’s the point Andersen put in the phrase: “All the way, he […]...
6. “Little Prince” of Saint Exupery in brief summary At six years old the boy read about how a boa constrictor swallows his victim, and painted a snake that swallowed an elephant. It was a drawing of a boa constrictor outside, but adults claimed that it was a hat. Adults always need to explain everything, so the boy made another drawing – boa constrictor […]...
7. Summary Little Prince A. de Saint-Exupéry A. de Saint-Exupery Little Prince At six years old the boy read about how a boa constrictor swallows his victim, and painted a snake that swallowed an elephant. It was a drawing of a boa constrictor outside, but adults claimed that it was a hat. Adults always need to explain everything, so the boy made […]...
8. Biography of Antoine de Saint-Exupéry Antoine Marie Jean-Baptiste Roger de Saint-Exupery – writer, pilot. Born Antoine de Saint-Exupery June 29, 1900 in Lyon. After the death of his father, he was brought up by his mother. The first education in the biography of Antoine Marie de Saint-Exupery was received at the Jesuit school of Le Mans. After that he studied […]...
9. Biography of Saint-Exupéry Antoine Saint-Exupéry (Saint-Exupery) Antoine de (29.6.1900, Lyon, – 31.7.1944), French writer. He was born into an aristocratic family. In 1919-21 he studied at the School of Fine Arts, in 1921-23 he served in the army; then worked in the factory. In 1926 he became a civilian pilot, in the same year he published his first short […]...
10. On the life and work of A. de Saint-Exupéry The famous writer-pilot, a romanticist who defended humanistic ideals in the cockpit and at the desk, such Antoine de Saint-Exupery entered the history of the literature of the 20th century. “For me, flying and writing are one and the same,” he said, “the main thing is to act, the main thing is to find oneself.” […]...
11. Composition on a fairy tale theme What books are read to children practically from the cradle? Of course, these are tales – smart, kind and funny. And the choice is not accidental. It is in fairy tales that the main principle of existence is laid: good is always stronger than evil. Good will win, only the path to this victory is […]...
12. The Dangerous Romance of Air Travel by A. de Saint-Exupéry The danger of the profession of pilot Exupery fully experienced. Twice he got into an accident, of which he was miraculously chosen alive. On one of the experiences he and Comrade Jean Prevost experienced during his flight through the Libyan Desert, the writer said: “We were in a difficult situation, our supplies were destroyed.” We […]...
13. What is a fairy tale? “In the far-away kingdom, in the thirtieth state.” Probably, each of us as a child fell asleep under the quiet voice of parents who read or told tales of beautiful princesses, brave princes and evil monsters. And in the same way, each of us will read such tales to his children. And what is a […]...
14. Summary “The Planet of Men” of Saint-Exupery The book is written in the first person. Exupery dedicated it to one of his fellow pilots – Henri Guillaume. A person reveals himself in the fight against obstacles. The pilot is like a peasant who cultivates the earth and thereby extorts from nature some of its secrets. The pilot’s work is also fruitful. The […]...
15. “The Planet of People” Saint-Exupery in brief The book is written in the first person. Exupery dedicated it to one of his fellow pilots – Henri Guillaume. A person reveals himself in the fight against obstacles. The pilot is like a peasant who cultivates the earth and thereby extorts from nature some of its secrets. The pilot’s work is also fruitful. The […]...
16. Genre of a literary fairy tale The word “fairy tale” appeared in Russian in the seventeenth century. For four centuries, the meaning of the term has changed, and now it stands for a literary work of an epic nature. The plot of this work is fiction-oriented. It can contain elements of real life, sometimes even a lot, but with the characters […]...
17. What the Fairy Tale teaches princess frog “Three sons were with the king.” – the so-called favorite “Frog princess” begins – the Russian folk tale. It tells how the king wanted to marry his sons and the arrows that they fired led to the brides. The oldest son got a merchant, the middle one – a priest, and the younger tsarevich had […]...
18. My favorite fairy-tale characters composition Ivan Tsarevich is my favorite fairy-tale hero I want to tell you about my favorite hero of fairy tales – Ivan Tsarevich. Very often it can be found on the pages of books and follow his fascinating adventures in magical stories. I think that this character includes most of the best character traits. He is […]...
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20. My favorite fairy tale I love fairy tales from the preschool age. Then I could not read myself and my mother and grandmother told them to me. Since then, I remember and fell in love with the Russian folk tale “The Frog Princess.” In this tale tells how Ivan Tsarevich was forced to marry an ugly frog. He did […]...
21. The writing of foxes and the little prince The image of the Fox. It has long been a fairy tale Fox (not a fox!) Is a symbol of wisdom and knowledge of life. Conversations of the Little Prince with this wise animal become a kind of culmination in the story, for in them the hero finally finds what he was looking for. Returned […]...
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23. Myth and fairy tale The folk art of the word – heroic epic, fairy tales, myths, legends, songs, proverbs, riddles – is called folklore, which means wisdom, knowledge. Indeed, in all these literary genres, the wisdom of the people is simple, concise and clear. Originated in ancient times, works of oral folk art accompany us now, in everyday life. […]...
24. The composition of a fairy-tale hero I want to tell you about my favorite hero of fairy tales – Ivan Tsarevich. Very often it can be found on the pages of books and follow his fascinating adventures in magical stories. I think that this character includes most of the best character traits. He is a noble and kind, always ready to […]...
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35. Summary “The Little Prince” There are works that can be read and re-read many times. The book of Antoine de Saint-Exupery “The Little Prince” is one of those. Since the first edition in 1943, it is among the most read in the world. Its author, a French pilot and writer, is an adult, and remains in the soul of […]...
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