Task 3. Find these phrases in the text and give a short definition: - junk food; - tasty; - teen; - tune.

A.A. Blok was born into an intelligentsia family, his grandfather was the rector of St. Petersburg University. Having received a gymnasium, and then a university education, Blok is engaged in drama, journalism. Publishes the first collections: "City" (1904), "Snow Mask" (1907). The combination of mysticism and reality becomes a feature of Blok's symbolism. The poet was married to Mendeleev's daughter. He dedicated the collection Poems about a Beautiful Lady (1902) to her. But, despite the lofty attitude towards his wife, Blok had affairs on the side; the wife "responded" in kind.

After the death of his father in 1909, he traveled to Europe several times. Since the beginning of World War II, Blok serves in the Zemstvo construction unit, in Belarus. The poet enthusiastically accepts the overthrow of the autocracy and enthusiastically - the October Revolution. Great historical events are consonant with the mood of his soul: the poet perceives what happened as an element of cosmic proportions.

The propaganda of the Bolsheviks skillfully uses the authority of the Bloc. He is entrusted with the chairmanship of many commissions and institutions. The loud name of the poet gives weight to the ongoing revolutionary transformations. It is not without excesses: in 1919 he was under investigation by the Cheka for several days.

After the revolutionary poem "The Twelve", which served as the reason for his break with the liberal intelligentsia, Blok hardly writes. Almost all the time is spent on political activities. In addition, harsh living conditions and a hungry ration negatively affect health.

In 1921, Blok's inflammatory process of the cardiovascular system aggravated. The Soviet government issued permission to leave too late, and on August 21, 1921, the great Russian Symbolist died in his Petrograd apartment. Сори меньше не получилось тут самое важное

Alexander Blok was born on November 28, 1880 in St. Petersburg. His father, Alexander Blok, Sr., was a nobleman and assistant professor of the Department of State Law at Warsaw University, and Alexander's mother was the daughter of Andrei Beketov, Rector of St. Petersburg University. After the birth of their son, Blok's parents parted. In 1883-1884, Alexander Blok lived abroad, in Italy with his mother, aunt and grandmother. The marriage of Blok's parents was officially dissolved by the Synod in 1889. At the same time, her mother remarried - to the officer of the Guard Franz Kublitsky-Piottukh.

In 1891, Alexander Blok was sent immediately to the second grade of the Vvedenskaya gymnasium. By that time, the boy had already tried to compose - both prose and poetry. In 1894, Blok began to publish the Vestnik magazine, and the whole family took part in his literary game. The editorial board consisted of two cousins, a second cousin and a mother. Grandmother Elizaveta Beketova wrote stories, grandfather Andrey Beketov illustrated materials. A total of 37 issues of Vestnik were published. In addition to poems and articles, Alexander Blok composed a novel for him in the style of Mine Reed: it appeared in the first eight issues of the magazine.

объяснение:

вроди правильно вроди нет , точно незнаю