Questions for the fairy tale white bim black ear. Extracurricular reading based on the novel by G.N. Troepolsky "White Bim Black Ear". methodical development (grade 6) on the topic. Reflection. Writing syncwine

We present you a quiz on the famous story "White Bim Black Ear" by the writer Gavriil Troepolsky! The quiz was compiled by a young pirate from the team of our children's site-frigate Lesya Maxim and her mother Kristina.

Writer Gavriil Nikolaevich Troepolsky was born on November 29, 1905 in the village of Novo-Spasskoe on Elani (now Novospasovka, Gribanovsky district, Voronezh region). Graduated from agricultural school. The first five years after that (1925-1930) he worked as a rural teacher.

The first literary attempt by G. N. Troepolsky dates back to 1938. Then in the anthology "Literary Voronezh" his story "Grandfather" was published. Approximately in 1953-1954. several more were added to his previous stories, and a whole book was published, which readers and critics appreciated as a talented and original thing. In 1956, the second book was published - "At the Steep Yar". According to his script, the film "Earth and People" was staged. At the age of forty-eight, G. Troepolsky became famous writer- a case in the history of literature is very rare. The writer's works have been translated into many languages of the peoples of the USSR and into foreign languages.

In the story "White Bim Black Ear" (1971), G. N. Troepolsky with great faith shows the victory of good over evil and untruth, raises complex moral issues. This work was awarded the State Prize of the USSR for 1975.

Briefly about the work. This wide famous story about a dog - a smart, kind setter Bim, and about people - good and evil, who Bim meets on his way. He, looking for his master Ivan Ivanych, gets into various adventures, overcomes distance, pain and fear, but still does not leave the hope that he will find his master and they will be together as before.

Here is what the author himself, Gavriil Troepolsky, wrote in the preface to his story. Listen:
“... Reader, friend! .. Think about it! If you write only about kindness, then for evil it is a godsend, a brilliance. If you write only about happiness, then people will stop seeing the unfortunate and, in the end, will not notice them. If you write only about the seriously sad, then people will stop laughing at the ugly...
... And in the silence of the passing autumn, covered with its gentle slumber, in the days of the short-lived oblivion of the upcoming winter, you begin to understand: only truth, only honor, only a clear conscience, and about all this - word. A word to little people who will later be adults, a word to adults who have not forgotten that they were once children. Maybe that's why I write about the fate of the dog, about its loyalty, honor and devotion.
... No dog in the world considers ordinary devotion to be something unusual. But people came up with the idea of exalting this feeling of a dog as a feat only because not all of them, and not so often, have loyalty to a friend and fidelity to duty so much that this is the root of life, the natural foundation of the being itself, when the nobility of the soul is a self-evident state.
... That's the way it is among us, humans: there are modest people with a pure heart, "inconspicuous" and "small", but with a huge soul. It is they who decorate life, containing all the best that is in humanity - kindness, simplicity, trust. So the snowdrop seems like a drop of heaven on earth ... "

Reading lesson in grade 4. Lesson topic: “White Bim Black Ear” G.N. Troepolsky

Lesson topic: “White Bim Black Ear” G.N. Troepolsky

Goals:

1. Educational: consider the main characters of the story and their actions, continue to improve the reading technique, learn to give full answers to the questions posed.

2. Correction-developing: to develop general intellectual skills: methods of analysis and synthesis; develop an active vocabulary of students; oral monologue speech through answers and reasoning aloud.

3. Educational: to educate a spiritual and moral person who knows how to sympathize, the education of universal human values: philanthropy, compassion for the defenseless, responsibility for one's actions to animals.

Lesson type : A lesson in kindness.

Methods Key words: verbal, visual-illustrative, partially exploratory, reproductive, conversation, video method, problematic.

Techniques: comparison, analysis.

Forms: group, individual, collective.

Equipment e:

1. Portrait of G.N. Troepolsky
2. Text of the work
3. Cards with tasks
4. Illustrations for the text
5. Text of the poem "Don't be cruel" .

6. Project work of students.

7. Video material.

8. Musical accompaniment

During the classes:

1. Organizing time
We smile like the sun splashes,

Leaving the gate in the morning,

You see, everyone in life

Enough trouble and worries.

Do we love gloomy faces,

Or someone's angry speech?

We can share a smile

And ignite a spark.

Put target to students: Today in the lesson we will read, answer questions, work with the text, analyze what has been read, express our opinion.

3. Examination homework . front poll.
- Who is the author of the work "White Bim Black Ear"?
(G.N. Troepolsky)
A portrait of the writer and the title of the story are hung on the board.
-Name the main character of the story.
So, main character story - Bim. Today we will talk about his fate, his friends and enemies, and what mark he left on earth.
-I think that our lesson can be called like this: "Bim in our heart ...". How do you think?
A portrait of Ivan Ivanovich and Bim is hung on the board
What is Bim? (Remember the appearance, unusual coloring, pedigree)
Along with other advantages, the author calls her an intelligent dog.
-How do you understand this word? Let's look in the dictionary.
Write on the board the words "Intelligent" (extract from the dictionary)

vocabulary work
Intelligent - educated, cultured.
-Why is Bim intelligent? (Noble by origin, he subtly feels people's behavior, voice, facial expressions. He has his own dog pride: he does not eat game, does not tear wounded animals. An intelligent dog cannot live without the kindness of a person and without doing good to a person).
-Can the epithet “intelligent” be attributed to the owner of Bim?

What situations remind you of this? (He does not want to kill game, he is worried that he gave a bribe to the bus driver).
-What was especially important for Ivan Ivanovich in relations with Beam? (Salvation from loneliness: “I forgot the war, adversity, loneliness”, “tired, kind, affectionate after the hunt”, “friendship seemed to be eternal”).

What was their relationship based on?
What feelings did they have for each other? (affection, loyalty, friendship)
-Let's, guys, remember in order how Bim got to Ivan Ivanovich? (on the board the word-support: I saw an unusual puppy, I liked it, I saved it from death)
Let's remember, guys, how events developed in Bim's life.

1. A splinter moved
2. Ivana Ivanovich in the hospital
3. Bim is looking for an owner
4. Bim's ordeal: meeting with bad people
5. The return of Ivan Ivanovich from the hospital: the search for Bim
6. Bim's death

Carefully read the story, guys, well done!

Fizminutka.

4 . New topic
-Today we will continue to work and follow the story that happened to Bim and find out how it all ended. We will empathize and try to answer the question, who is to blame for the death of Bim?

The question of the lesson is posted on the board: “Who is to blame for the death of Bim?”
Who are these words about?

“Great human pity and kindness of the soul guided her .... (Stepanovna)

Girls characterize Stepanovna (caring, sincere, modest)

“There are modest people with a pure heart, inconspicuous and small, but with a huge soul .. Ivan Ivanovich (kind, sympathetic, patient, devoted)

What can you tell about Bim? (hero's passport, cinquain, characteristic)
1) Work on the text
- Open, please, guys, an reader on page 133.
(Selective reading)
- Find and read how Stepanovna met Ivan Ivanovich?
- How did Ivan Ivanovich react to the news of the disappearance of Bim?
- Did he blame Stepanovna that Bim was gone?
(Group work: the boys analyze the behavior of Ivan Ivanovich, and the girls - Stepanovna)

3) Reading analysis
-Let's see how Ivan Ivanovich was looking for his friend Bim?
-Where did Ivan Ivanovich decide to go first of all? (To the quarantine station)
-How many days have passed since Bim left Tolik? (3 days)
On what day did Ivan Ivanovich end up in the quarantine station? (on a weekend)
Why didn't the watchman let Ivan Ivanovich into the area?
Why did the watchman relent and let Ivan Ivanovich go?
-Guys, what do you think, how did Ivan Ivanovich hope to see Bim?
-What kind of people helped Ivan Ivanovich look for Bim? (kind)

4) Conversation by content
-What was in Ivan Ivanovich's soul when he walked to the van? (hope)
- Did he admit the idea that Bim died? (No)
-What terrible picture saw Ivan Ivanovich in the van?

( Viewing a fragment of the death of Bim )
Who is to blame for Beam's death? (bad, cruel people)
What kind of soul did these people have? ( callous )
-What killed Beam? (indifference, callousness, betrayal of people)

Work on options:

Option 1 “Bim entered my life. How did he get it?

Option 2 "Oh, if Bim were a man .."

A person has many vices, but the worst is indifference.

Indifference is an indifferent, devoid of interest passive attitude towards the world around.

This is the state of a person in which he does not show interest in anything.

Synonyms apathy, callousness, indifference, heartlessness, passivity, callousness.

6) Reading the poem "Do not be cruel" to the music of Mozart's Symphony of the Heart.

The dog was sitting on the sidelines
Hungry, with a broken leg
And looked at the people so plaintively,
But people avoided.
The dog whined piteously
And I waited for help from passers-by,
And howled from hunger and pain,
It was under forty degrees.
But people passed by
Barely looking at the puppy,
Others ran hurriedly
And he didn't turn his head.
I also passed by
I was in a hurry to go to school
Saving from the heat, he planted a dog under a bush,
Hoping to come back after school
I told her: "I'll go from school - I'll pick it up,
You, be patient a little,
And I will feed and drink
And I'll heal my sore leg."
That day I didn’t sit in the lesson,
All her eyes were dreaming,
Praying, asking, as in grief among people,
And a big tear rolled down from them.
When he approached the dog
She was already dead
In vain I looked at people
I waited in vain for help from the soulless.
And then a girl ran up to me:
"Vovka Sidorov killed with this stone."
And she pointed to the rolled cobblestone,
That he was covered in blood.
And I wanted to shout loudly:
- Why are you people so callous,
We do not help the smaller brothers in grief,
And do not save from trouble!
Where is your humanity and kindness,
Ile didn’t get it at birth,
Or has it left you over the years,
Or doubt gnaws at you,
That someday like this, in grief and trouble,
Someone soulless, without hesitation,
The stone of malice will not put on your soul.

When we remember the heroes of this story and the poem, an image of a touching, faithful, defenseless creature arises in the imagination, whose lives ended tragically. They are opposed by the image of an evil indifferent person, for some reason confident in his impunity.

But still, in our life there are more kind and sympathetic, merciful people who care about their younger brothers, there are such people in our class. The guys who prepared a very interesting project for you.

Presentation of the project by students

1. Theme, goals and objectives.

2. Actuality of the problem and solutions.

3. Presentation of work by students.

Did you like the work of our guys?

What did they want to convey to you?

5. The final part of the lesson
teacher's word
-I hope that you understand the meaning of the work of G.N. Troepolsky. If a person is beautiful in soul, he is necessarily kind. They are drawn to the good, they rejoice in it, they love it, they want to be friends with it. However, in life there are callous, indifferent and cruel people.
- Guys, with what heroes of the story would you not like to meet in life, but with which ones would you be friends?

Exhibition of books about dogs.

Among dogs of any breed

There are beauties and ugly

There are giants, these are dogs

Short-legged bulldogs.

Lazy full hostess,

And the dachshund is a lazy button,

Fearless border guard warrior

And the dog Ruslan deserves it!

The owner of the dog is a fist and a miser,

To match him Burr mongrel,

No wonder the dog bites those

Who throws a stone at her in vain.

But if someone is friends with a dog,

That is why the dog serves faithfully.

A faithful dog good friend

Depends on good hands!

6.Summary of the lesson
What feelings did this story evoke in you?
What part of the story touched you the most?
Why is the story named like that?
-What would you do if you met Bim in your life?
- Bim went through a lot in his short four-year life: he
I knew the kindness and tenderness of people, I myself studied these human qualities. And therefore, having gone through the hell of trials, he did not lose the ability to love people, did not become embittered, and went on with the only desire to find his friend ... He believed in us, people.

Individual work.
Reading texts on individual cards.

7 .Reflection

In Russia, in the city there is a monument to Bim (photo) children come to him and bring flowers. We will also give flowers to our friend, if you liked the lesson and everything was clear, choose a green flower, if something is not clear to you, choose red.

Grading (You can grade all students in this lesson)

8.Homework

1.Composition

2. Letter to a friend

The proposed material was developed for self-preparation of students of grade 6 of the II department of the school of the II type for the lesson of extracurricular reading based on the story of G. N. Troepolsky "White Bim Black Ear».

This material will help students consciously understand the text and make a conclusion about what they read. (This tragic story about a dog that was left without an owner and ended up on the street (its owner ended up in the hospital). The dog during his wanderings meets on his way different people: good and evil, cruel and kind-hearted, indifferent and sympathetic, capable of meanness and ready to help. The ending of the book is tragic. Bim, who had almost waited for his master, due to the malice of a neighbor who hates animals, got to the dog catchers and died.)

It contributes to the development of skills to correctly and fully answer questions, preventing speech and grammatical errors.

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EXTRACURRICULAR READING

The story of Gavriil Nikolaevich Troepolsky

"White Beam Black Ear", 1971

1. Chapter "Two in one room"

Who is Bim? What did the owner forbid Bim to do? What are the advantages and disadvantages of Beam? What worried the owner of the dog?

"Master's Notes"

Why is the owner attached to his dog? What was he afraid of? What did the owner pay attention to? What thoughts prompted the painting by D. Bassano (XVI century) “Moses cuts water from the rock”? What did the owner do to protect Beam's bloodline? How did Bim grow up? What word for Bim became the law of life? How did Bim behave at home and in the meadow? What bird smell did he smell and make his first stance? What was he like at the age of two? How many words did he already know by this time? What was his mind up to? Did Ivan Ivanovich get his dog's pedigree?

Chapter 2 "Spring Forest"

What did Ivan Ivanovich introduce his friend to in his third year of birth? What bird did Ivan Ivanovich shoot and introduce Bim to it? Why was the second trip to the forest unsuccessful for Bim?

"Master's Notes"

What flower in the forest did Ivan Ivanovich pay attention to? How did he surprise and delight him? How does a dog see blue?

Chapter 3 "Bim's First Enemy"

What kind of people were of little interest to Bim? What dog did Bim meet? What fate did Ivan Ivanovich guess about Shaggy? What did Ivan Ivanovich tell Bim and thereby delight him? Who came to Ivan Ivanovich when he and Bim left the house? What did this guest come with? Who did he bring to witness? What was Auntie complaining about? And how was it really? How did Ivan Ivanovich prove to the Guest that the dog is intelligent? Why didn't Bim give his paw to Aunt? How did the guest react?

"Master's Notes"

How did the owner guess why Bim growled at the Guest? Who is the Guest? What did he tell Ivan Ivanovich?

Chapter 4 "Yellow Leaf"

What happened when Ivan Ivanovich and Bim got on the bus? Who caught Bim in the forest, but the owner forbade him to touch? What did Ivan Ivanovich forget about during the hunt? Why was Beam dissatisfied with hunting? How was the night for Ivan Ivanovich?

"Master's Notes"

Why was Ivan Ivanovich tormented by conscience? Why did he decide to kill no more than one or two woodcocks? Why did he care about the fate of birds, especially the fate of the gray crow?

Chapter 5 "On the raid in the Wolf's Yar"

Who came to Ivan Ivanovich? What were they talking about? Where did the master go at dawn? Why didn't the hunters want to take Bim with them? What did the Chief (hunter) do in the forest? Where did the wolf appear? Who killed him? Why was Bim nervous? Why did the hunters praise Bim? Why didn't Bim like being in the back of a truck? How did Bim react to the wolf?

Chapter 6 "Farewell to a friend"

What did Bim once notice for the owner? Who did Ivan Ivanovich ask to call the doctors? How did Beam meet the doctors? Why did he behave like this? What did the doctors do? What did Ivan Ivanovich order to Bim? How did the dog behave at night? What did Stepanovna do when she came to Bim's in the morning? What did she say to him? What was Bim doing on the street? Where did he go in the middle of the day? Why did he sit at this house until the evening? Why did you run home at dusk? How was the second night? Where did Bim go in the morning? How did people react to Bim sitting on the avenue? Who made a scandal? Who was taken to the police station? Who was the policeman looking for on the phone? Who brought Bim home? How did Dasha feed Bim? What did Dasha Stepanovna ask for?

Chapter 7 "The Search Continues"

What kind of token did Dasha attach to Bim's collar? What did you learn about Dasha? What was Bim doing during the day? Who approached him? How did the children react to him? Who took Beam away from the children? What did Gray do by bringing Beam to his home? What is this person? How did the night end for Bim at Gray's?

Chapter 8 "A case on the arrow"

What did Bim learn about people while looking for his master in the city? On whose trail did he manage to attack? How did the search for Dasha end? Who approached the exhausted and lying on the tracks Bim? What is this woman? How did the other women react to the dog? What happened to Beam when he returned to the city railway tracks? Who saved him and how? What happened to his leg? How did Stepanovna please him when Bim returned home? What advice did Pavel Titych Rydayev (chairman of the house committee) give to Stepanovna? Did she heed his advice?

Chapter 9 "A little friend, false rumors, a secret denunciation of Bim and the author's retreat"

What rumor was spread by the kids at school? What did the teacher-methodist do? How did Tolik find out about Bim's fate? What did he promise in his essay? Where did the boy go after school? How did you meet Tolika Beam? What did the boy promise Stepanovna? What conversation did Tolik have with Sery? How did the arrival of Gray to the veterinary station end? What did Gray agree with Aunt? What letters began to come to the editorial office after the announcement was printed in it? Who stopped this discussion and how? Where did Tolik take Bim?

Chapter 10 "For money"

When did Bim's sore paw heal? Who did Tolik make friends with? What did he promise Lucy to bring the next day? Did Tolik come the next day? How did everyone react to this? Who began to walk with Beam? Who did Bim meet at the tram crossing? Where did he go on the bus? How did the driver deal with Beam? What was the name of Bim's new owner?

Chapter 11 "Black-eared in the village"

What surprised Bim in the village? Who did he meet? What sounds and smells surprised Bim? What convinced Bim Papanya, Alyosha and the Brigadier? Who woke up Beam? What did Petrovna treat Bim to? With whom did Bim begin to live in peace and harmony? How was Bim fed? Why did he become unbearable? What did he do? Who prevented him? What did Khrisan Andreevich understand?

Chapter 12 "In the vastness of the fields. Unusual hunting. The escape."

How did the morning start at Khrisan Andreevich's house? Where did they take Beam? What did Alyosha like in the behavior of Bim (Chernoukha)? What did Alyosha ask his father for? What new trait did father and son discover in Black Ear? What life has begun for a dog? For what purpose did Klim come to Khrisan Andreevich? What did they agree on? How did Klim's hunt end? Why did he beat Beam? In what state did Klim leave Bim in the forest? What was Bim treated with? Why didn't he stay in the village? Where did Bim go? What did Khrisan Andreevich and his wife talk about when they returned from the market? What did they tell Alyosha about Klim? How did they guess that Klim had beaten Chernouha? How did Alyosha survive the loss of a dog?

Chapter 13 “Forest Hospital. Mom and dad. Thunderstorm in the forest"

Where did Beam go? What food did he find for himself in the forest? Where did you sleep? What was the forest for a sick dog? Who woke Bim at dawn? Whom did he hunt? How did it happen that he ate game? How many days was Bim treated in the forest? Where did he go then? Whose trail did he stumble upon in the city? How was Bim received in Tolik's house? What did Tolik's father do in the middle of the night? Where did he take the dog? Where did he leave her? What act did this person do? Why was Bim creepy in the forest? How did he free himself from the rope? What did the magpie warn the dog about? How did Bim manage to escape from the she-wolf? Why did the she-wolf run away from Bim? What good does the author say about wolves? Where did Bim go again? What did Tolik find out when he woke up?

Chapter 14 "The way to the native door. Three tricks"

In what state did Bim get to the city? Where did he stay? Who fed him? Where did he spend the day? Where did you go in the evening? Where did Bim go to rest? Who drove up to him? Who followed him? Did Bim manage to escape from persecution?

Chapter 15: At the last door. The secret of the iron wagon"

Where did Bim manage to find food in the morning? Who did he meet? Did he manage to get to his house? Who did he meet at the door? Why did Aunt get up before everyone else in the house? What interested her? What did Auntie do on her days off? Whose fault was it that the dogcatchers took Bim away? Where did they bring the unfortunate dog? Which of Bim's acquaintances ended up in quarantine?

Chapter 16 "Meetings in search. Beam's footprints on the ground. Four shots."

For what purpose did Khrisan Andreevich come to the city? What was Alyosha supposed to do in the city? Who else was looking for Bim in the city? Where did Alyosha and Tolik meet? Who did the boys meet at the station? What did they tell Ivan Ivanovich about? Where did the three of them go? Who met them? Where did they agree to look for Bim? Where did Ivan Ivanovich come to? What did he see when he opened the van? What did he say to the boys when he met them? How did Alyosha and Tolik break up? What trace did Bim leave in the soul of Papa Tolik? Where did Ivan Ivanovich bury Bim? Why did he fire four shots? Why did the dogcatchers release Shaggy? Who organized the search for Beam? What was written about Beam in the newspaper? How did Beam become famous twice?

Chapter 17 "The forest sighed"

What kind of friends did Bim leave to Ivan Ivanovich? What gift did Ivan Ivanovich give to Khrisan Andreevich? Who did Ivan Ivanovich buy "for two"? Why did Ivan Ivanovich come to that clearing where he always stopped to rest? Whose fate is he thinking about?

Did you like this book? What did you learn from reading it? What does she teach us? What can you say about the main character?

Troepolsky wrote the story "White Bim Black Ear" in 1971. The author dedicated the work to A. T. Tvardovsky. Central theme The story is the theme of mercy. On the example of the story about the dog Bima, the author shows that a person in any situation must remain a person, show kindness, take care of our smaller brothers.

Main characters

Beam- a dog "from the breed of Scottish setters with a long pedigree. It was an atypical color: white with “red tan marks”, one black ear and one black leg.

Ivan Ivanovich Ivanov- the owner of Bim, a hunter, a participant in the Great Patriotic War; retired journalist.

Tolik- the boy who took care of Bima.

Other heroes

Stepanovna- a neighbor who looked after Bim.

Dasha- the girl who helped Bim.

Khrisan Andreevich- Bim's temporary owner in the village.

gray man- the man who removed the plate from Bim's collar and beat the dog.

Aunt- a neighbor who disliked Bim.

Chapters 1–2

Beam was born to pedigreed setter parents, but had an atypical coat color. The owners wanted to drown Bim, but Ivan Ivanovich took over the puppy. The man became very attached to the animal and soon began to take hunting with him. "By the age of two, Beam had become an excellent hunting dog."

Chapter 3

The third summer has passed. A “screechy and fat” aunt wrote a complaint about Bim: supposedly the dog was dangerous. The chairman of the house brought the paper, but when he saw the dog, he realized that Bim was kind and obedient.

Chapters 4–5

During the hunt, Ivan Ivanovich tried to limit himself to one or two woodcocks per hunt, and then only so that Bim would not “bend over like a hunting dog.”

Ivan Ivanovich once took Bim to round up wolves. After this incident, the dog on the hunt always showed the owner that he had smelled the trail of the wolf.

Chapter 6

Ivan Ivanovich was increasingly suffering from pain, he was worried about an old wound - a fragment near his heart. One day he became very ill. Ivan Ivanych was taken to the hospital. The man asked his neighbor Stepanovna to look after the dog.

Beam ran after the owner. The dog followed the trail to the ambulance building and began scratching at the door: it smelled of its owner. However, Beam was driven away.

The next morning, the dog went out looking again. Bim sniffed at people, examined them. Passers-by noticed the dog and called the police. However, the girl Dasha stood up for Bim. She took the dog home. Stepanovna told the girl that Ivan Ivanovich had been sent by plane to Moscow for an operation.

Chapter 7

In the morning, Dasha brought Bim a collar with a plate on which it was written: “His name is Bim. Lives in an apartment. Don't hurt him people."

A neighbor let Bim go for a walk alone. The dog wandered into the park, the boys noticed him, brought the dog food. One of the boys, Tolik, fed Bim from his hands. “Some uncle” with a cane – “gray” – approached the guys and asked whose dog it was. Upon learning that the dog was a draw, the man took it with him and brought it home. He removed the collar from Bim, as he collected all kinds of "dog signs" (medals, leashes, collars). At night, from loneliness, the dog began to howl. Angry, the "gray" beat the dog with a stick. Beam attacked the man and jumped out of the apartment through the door opened by the offender's wife.

Chapter 8

"Days followed days." Bim already knew the city well. Somehow the dog smelled Dasha's scent, which led him to the station. The girl was leaving. The dog ran after the train for a long time, and then, yearning, fell between the rails.

A woman approached the almost dying Bim and gave him water to drink. Beam trudged along the railroad, his paw was pinched. At that moment a train was approaching. Fortunately, the driver managed to stop and freed the dog. Bim returned home.

Chapter 9

Tolik found out where Bim lives, and now every day he walked with a lame dog. An advertisement appeared in the newspaper that a setter with a black ear walks around the city and bites passers-by. Upon learning of this, Tolik showed the dog to the veterinarian. The doctor concluded that "the dog is not rabid, but sick."

Chapter 10

Gradually Bim began to recover, but only in late autumn he was able to stand on all fours. The neighbor again began to let the dog out for a walk alone.

Once Bim was picked up by a driver who drove them with Ivan Ivanovich to hunt. The driver sold the dog to a friend for 15 rubles. The new owner, Khrisan Andreevich, called the dog "Chernoukh" and took him to the village with him.

Chapter 11

Everything in the village was unusual for Bim: small houses, pets and a bird. The dog quickly "got used to the court, to its population, was not surprised at a well-fed life."

Chapter 12

Khrisan Andreevich took Bim with him to pasture the sheep. The dog had a duty "to turn unauthorized sheep to the herd, to follow them."

Once an acquaintance, Klim, came to Khrisan Andreevich and began to ask to sell Bim. However, the owner refused: earlier he had advertised in the newspaper that “The dog has stuck”, and received the answer: “Do not announce, please. May he live to the end."

Khrisan Andreyevich allowed me to simply take the dog hunting. The next day, Klim and Bim went to the forest. Not accustomed to large prey, the dog missed the hare. Klim got very angry and hit Bim with his boot. The dog fell. Klim left the dog in the forest.

Bim, who lost consciousness from the blow, soon woke up and, barely stepping over, found medicinal herbs.

Chapter 13

The dog spent five days in the forest until he got better and returned to the city. On the trail, Bim found Tolik's house. The boy was happy with the dog, but the parents categorically did not want to leave the dog at home. At night, Tolik's father took Bim to the forest and left him there.

Chapter 14

Bim returned to the city and again came to Tolik's house. The boy's father again tried to catch the dog, but he managed to escape.

Chapter 15

Bim trudged to the house of Ivan Ivanovich. However, when she saw the dog, that noisy aunt called the "quarantine station". Beam was caught, put into an iron wagon and taken to a dog kennel. Waking up in the "iron prison", the dog began to scratch the door. “He gnawed shreds of tin with his teeth and scratched again, already lying down. Called. Asked." By morning the dog was quiet.

Chapter 16

That morning Ivan Ivanovich also returned. The man already at the station began to ask if anyone had seen Bim. Ivan Ivanovich went to the quarantine station. The man barely managed to persuade the watchman to open the doors of the van.

“Bim was lying with his nose to the door. Lips and gums are torn on the torn edges of the tin. He scratched at the last door for a long, long time. Scratched to the last breath. And how little he asked. Freedom and trust - nothing more.

Chapter 17

In the spring, Ivan Ivanovich took a new puppy for himself and Tolika. It was a "pedigreed, typical coloring of the English Setter", which was also named Beam. "But he will never forget his old friend."

Conclusion

In the story "White Bim Black Ear" the author tells about the fate of the dog, which remains faithful to its owner to the last. Depicting the suffering of the animal, his homesickness, the author seems to compare the good, devoted dog and all those people who met him: many of them positive qualities inferior to Beam.

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