Предмет: Литература, автор: cuberman2007

Тема "Тимофей Белозеров "Собака на автовокзале". Прочитать стихотворение и ответить письменно на вопросы: 1. Что случилось с собакой ? Опишите ее действия. Как в них отражается ее горе? 2. Почему автор показывает "боты, бурки, сапоги", тающую в луже конфету? Чьими глазами мы видим горе? 3. Замечают ли люди страдания собаки? 4. Найдите строки, с помощью которых автор заставляет нас взглянуть на собаку как на разумное существо?

Ответы

Автор ответа: Bauerdasha08

Ответ:

1. Собака по всей видимости потерялась или была брошена хозяином как и многие ей подобные любимцы. Она мечется среди сапог, жалобно лизала мальчишек и обнюхивала шубы, штаны. Она пыталась отыскать любимого хозяина, но попытки были четны.

2. Автор показывает их т.к мы видим горе глазами той самой бедной собаки, которая осталась одна.

3. Нет, люди не обращают внимание на действия собаки, на её попытки приласкаться ничем не помогли, всем было всё равно на неё.

4. Скорее всего это.

Себя хвостом настёгивая, в спешке,

Бочком, бочком, стыдясь внезапных слёз,

Она сквозь дым табачный и насмешки

В дверную щель метнулась на мороз.

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