Task A1. Which member of the Chosen Rada fled to Lithuania and became an opponent of Ivan the Terrible?
1. Metropolitan Filaret. 2. Andrey Kurbsky. 3. Monk, confessor of the king Sylvester. 4. Alexey Adashev.
Task A2. In what year was the oprichnina introduced?
1.1564 2. 1565 3. 1566 4. 1568
Task A3. What were the goals of Ivan the Terrible, who established the oprichnina?
1. The final centralization of the country. 2. Liquidation of inheritances.
3.Eradication of boyar autocracy. 4. The eradication of all dissent, disagreement with the king and his ideas. 5. All answers are correct.
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Task A1. Which member of the Chosen Rada fled to Lithuania and became an opponent of Ivan the Terrible?
1. Metropolitan Filaret. 2. Andrey Kurbsky. 3. Monk, confessor of the king Sylvester. 4. Alexey Adashev.
Task A2 . In what year was the oprichnina introduced?
1.1564 2. 1565 3. 1566 4. 1568
Task A3 . What were the goals of Ivan the Terrible, who established the oprichnina?
1. The final centralization of the country. 2. Liquidation of inheritances.
3.Eradication of boyar autocracy. 4. The eradication of all dissent, disagreement with the king and his ideas. 5. All answers are correct.
Task A4 . What territories were designated under the oprichnina?
1. The richest and most strategically important parts of the country. 2. Novgorod territories.
3. Lands along the Volga and key trade routes. 4. Areas rich in salt mining, part of Moscow.
5. Central counties with extensive patrimonial and estate lands, as well as border lands in the West.
Task A5 . Who are we talking about? "They wore black clothes. Riders tied dog heads to the horse's neck, and small panicles to the croup.
1. Recruits. 2. Guards. 3.Oprichniki. 4. Midshipmen.
Task 6. He became the chief oprichny executioner.
1. Alexey Basmanov. 2. Andrey Kurbsky. 3. Ivan Viskovaty. 4 Malyuta Skuratov.
Task B1 . Fill in the missing words in the text.
Group______________
Option 1
1 . Which of the following events took place in the 15th century?
1) adoption of the first all-Russian Sudebnik 2) establishment of the patriarchate
3) convocation of the Zemsky Sobor 4) transfer of the Metropolitan's residence to Moscow
2. A letter with a petition or complaint, filed in the name of the king, governor, was called
1) order 2) code 3) petition 4) relation
3 . Russia became dependent on the Golden Horde as a result
1) invasions of Khan Batu 2) campaign of Khan Mamai 3) campaigns of Genghis Khan 4) raids of the Polovtsy
4 . Read an excerpt from the work of I.M. Karamzin and indicate which ruler we are talking about.
“Among other painful experiences of fate... Russia had to experience the storm of the autocratic tormentor... In vain some foreign historians, excusing his cruelty, wrote about conspiracies, as if destroyed by her: these conspiracies existed only in the vague mind of the tsar... The clergy, boyars, famous citizens would not have called the beast out of the den of the Alexandrov settlement if they were plotting treason ... "
1) Ivan II 2) Alexei Mikhailovich 3) Ivan IV 4) Ivan Kalita
5. In 1726, Catherine I established
1) Cabinet of Ministers 2) Senate 3) Zemsky Sobor 4) Supreme Privy Council
6. What characterizes foreign policy Alexander I in 1805-1807?
1) aggressive actions in Central Asia
2) refusal to promote Russian influence in the Transcaucasus
3) Russia's participation in anti-Napoleonic coalitions
4) refusal to create Russian colonies in North America and the sale of Alaska
7. Reform local government, carried out by Catherine II in the second half of the 18th century, led to
1) cancellation of feedings
2) the creation of zemstvos as local governments
3) strengthening state power in places
4) the abolition of the division of the empire into provinces and counties
8. Which of the following events happened before the others?
1) Livonian war 2) Smolensk war 3) Yermak's campaign in Siberia 4) "standing on the Ugra River"
9. Indicate the years of the reign of Prince Oleg the Prophet
1) 862-879 2) 879-912 3) 912-945 4) 945-972
10. Otkhodniks in the 18th century. called
1) peasants who left their native places to work 2) runaway peasants
3) settlers in Siberia 4) peasants recruited
11. The anti-Russian coalition of England, France, Turkey and Sardinia formed during the war
1) Northern 2) Crimean 3) Seven Years 4) World War I
12. Which of the above refers to the results of the activities of the Legislative Commission of 1767-1768?
1) adoption of a new Code
2) the adoption of the "Manifesto on the freedom of the nobility"
3) presentation to the empress of conditions on the restriction of autocratic power
4) dissolution of the commission due to its inability to adopt a new set of laws
13 . Arrange the names of the statesmen in chronological order. Write down the numbers that indicate the names of statesmen, in correct sequence to the table.
1) G.A. Potemkin 2) D.A. Milyutin 3) E.F. Kankrin
4) A.D. Menshikov 5) A.L. Ordin-Nashchokin
Answer:
15 . Establish a correspondence between the terms and the time of their appearance: for each position of the first column, select the corresponding position of the second
column.
TERMS
A) Basques
B) vira
B) schismatics
D) shooters
TIME TO APPEAR
1) XIV.
2) XIII century.
3)XV century.
4) XVI century.
5) XVII century.
Answer:
18th century monarchs | Reign dates | Reforms, transformations |
_____________________(BUT) | _____________________(B) | Establishment of the Senate |
_____________________(AT) | 1741-1761 | Cancellation of internal customs |
Catherine II | _____________________(G) | _____________________(D) |
_____________________(E) | 1730-1740 | Abolition of the Supreme Privy Council |
1) Paul I
2) Anna Ioannovna
3) Elizaveta Petrovna
4) Peter I
5) 1682-1725
6) 1725-1727
7) 1762-1796
8) publication of the “Charter to Cities”
9) establishment of colleges
Write in the table the selected numbers under the corresponding letters.
Answer:
Final examination in history for the first semester
FULL NAME__________________________________
Group______________
Option 2
1 . Which of these persons was a contemporary of Tsar Alexei Mikhailovich?
1) Joseph Volotsky 2) Patriarch Nikon 3) Metropolitan Macarius 4) Sergius of Radonezh
2 . The reign of Ivan IV includes the convocation
1) Zemsky Sobor 2) Legislative Commission 3) State Duma 4) Council of the whole earth
3 . Coming in the 30s. 12th century the political collapse of the Old Russian state led to
1) the schism of the Russian Orthodox Church
2) the revival of polyudya as a way of collecting tribute prince of Kyiv from subject lands
3) reducing the defense capability of the Russian Lands
4) calling the Varangians to manage the Russian lands
4 . To architectural monuments Ancient Russia IX-XI centuries applies
1) St. Basil's Cathedral in Moscow 2) Hagia Sophia in Novgorod
3) Church of the Ascension in the village of Kolomenskoye 4) Trinity-Sergius Monastery
5 . Read an excerpt from a historian's essay on the events of the 13th century. and determine the name of the prince in question.
“Not finding the Swedes at Ladoga, [the prince] moved west, to the mouth of the Neva, reinforcing his army with a detachment of Ladoga. Having received ... clarifying data on the location of the Swedish camp, having managed not to find himself, [the prince] dealt an unexpected blow to the camp. It was Sunday, July 15, relatively early - half past nine in the morning, according to the modern clock, when Russian regiments fell upon the unsuspecting Swedes. Some of them rushed to the ships that were standing on the left bank of the Neva, the other tried to cross to the left bank of the river. Izhora. The leader of the Swedish troops tried to resist by building the remaining ones in battle formations, but everything was in vain.
1) Andrei Vladimirovich 2) Yuri Vsevolodovich 3) Alexander Yaroslavich 4) Dmitry Ivanovich
6 . What was the name of the policy of Peter I, aimed at encouraging the development of domestic manufactory production, protecting the interests of Russian merchants from foreign competitors?
1) “protectionism” 2) charity” 3) “secularization” 4) “enlightened absolutism”
7. The first battle of the Russian squads with the Mongol-Tatars took place on the river
1) Kalka 2) Vozhe 3) Ugra 4) Neva
8. What period does the heyday of the prikaz system in the Russian state belong to?
1) XII-XIII centuries. 2) XIV-XV centuries. 3) XVI-XVII centuries. 4) XVIII-XIX centuries.
9 . Which of the following refers to the causes of the Troubles?
1) dynastic crisis 2) introduction of copper money 3) introduction of poll tax 4) introduction of recruitment
10. In the XI-XIII centuries. the main material for writing in Veliky Novgorod was
1) paper 2) birch bark 3) papyrus 4) clay
11. The palace coup that led to the assassination of Emperor Paul I took place in
1) 1741 2) 1762 3) 1796 4) 1801
12 . main reason Crimean War 1853-1856 was the desire of Russia
1) finally resolve the Eastern Question
2) secure their southern borders from the raids of the Crimean Tatars
3) get access to the Black Sea
4) annex Crimea
13. Arrange in chronological order the economic phenomena and events of the XVIII-XIX centuries. Write down the numbers that indicate economic phenomena and events in the correct sequence in the table.
1) issue of the first banknotes 2) abolition of serfdom
3) abolition of internal customs 4) construction of the first railway in Russia
5) completion of the industrial revolution
Answer:
15 . Establish a correspondence between the terms and their definitions: for each position of the first column, select the corresponding position of the second column.
TERMS
A) patrimony
B) veche
B) destiny
D) governor
DEFINITIONS
1) the head of the local government, appointed by the central government
2) the territory allocated for the possession of one of the younger members of the princely family
3) the body managing the personal lands of the Grand Duke
4) people's assembly
5) land ownership, which was transferred from father to son
Write in the table the selected numbers under the corresponding letters.
Answer:
16. Fill in the empty cells of the table using the data provided in the list below. For each cell marked with letters, select the number of the required element.
Events in the history of the Russian Orthodox Church | Century | Ruler |
Reforms of Patriarch Nikon | _________________(BUT) | ____________________(B) |
______________________(AT) | 16th century | Fedor Ivanovich |
The abolition of the patriarchate | _________________(G) | ____________________(D) |
Acceptance of "Stoglav" | _________________(E) | Ivan IV |
1) establishment of the patriarchate
2) the beginning of the dispute between the Josephites and non-possessors
3) XV century.
4) XVI century.
5) XVII century.
6) XVIII century.
7) Ivan III
8) Peter I
9) Alexey Mikhailovich
Write in the table the selected numbers under the corresponding letters.
Answer:
Final examination in history for the first semester
FULL NAME__________________________________
Group______________
Option 3
1 . Which of the following events refers to the 16th century?
1) Northern War 2) Livonian War
3) Seven Years' War 4) Smolensk War
2 . Which of the listed persons led the popular uprising during the reign of Alexei Mikhailovich?
1) Emelyan Pugachev 2) Ivan Bolotnikov
3) Kondraty Bulavin 4) Stepan Razin
3 . Which of the above was a consequence of the adoption in 1497 by Ivan III of the Sudebnik?
1) restriction of the free transfer of peasants from one landowner to another
2) the introduction of recruitment duty
3) exemption of peasants and townspeople from taxes
4) the establishment of an indefinite investigation of runaway peasants
4 . The Chronicle of Ancient Russia is
1) "Russian Truth" 2) "Apostle" 3) "Domostroy" 4) "The Tale of Bygone Years"
5 . Read an excerpt from the Novgorod Chronicle and indicate what event is reflected in this passage.
“And then the great prince began to advance. Damascus swords rattle against Khin's helmets. The wicked covered their heads with their hands. And then the bastards rushed back. The wind roars in the banners of the Grand Duke Dmitry Ivanovich, the filthy flee, and the Russian sons wide brim they fenced it with a click and lit it with gilded armor. The battle tour has already begun!
Then the great prince Dmitry Ivanovich and his brother, Prince Vladimir Andreevich, turned the filthy regiments back and began to beat them and flog them mercilessly, longing for them, leading them ... "
1) Battle on the Ice 2) Battle of Kulikovo 3) "Standing on the Ugra River" 4) Battle on the Kalka River
6. Which of the following was a consequence of the palace coups of 1725-1762?
1) expansion of the privileges of the nobility
2) limiting the absolute power of the monarch
3) creation of the Senate
4) creation of the State Council
7. was the community called by the Eastern Slavs?
1) polyudye 2) elderly 3) camp 4) rope
8. Which historical term refers to the characteristics of the XVII century.?
1) "Gloomy Seven Years" 2) "Rebellious Age"
3) "the era of palace coups" 4) "the era of the Great Reforms"
9 . Which of the following was the consequence church reform XVII century, conducted by Nikon?
1) establishment of the patriarchate 2) church schism
3) secularization of church lands 4) establishment of the Synod
10. I. Mazepa, Charles XII, August II were contemporaries of the king
1) Paul I 2) Peter I 3) Ivan IV the Terrible 4) Boris Godunov
11. The emergence of what concept is associated with the reign of Alexander I?
1) black-eared peasants 2) free cultivators
3) possessive peasants 4) temporarily liable peasants
12 . Strengthening the defense capability of the Russian state in the first quarter of the 18th century. contributed
1) the creation of a regular army 2) the abolition of recruitment
3) the creation of "regiments of the new system" 4) the creation of a streltsy army
13. Arrange in chronological order of the battle. Write down the numbers that indicate the battles in the correct sequence in the table.
1) Battle of Kulikovo
2) Battle of Borodino
3) battle on Kalka
4) battle near the village of Lesnoy
5) battle on the Shelon River
Answer:
15 . Establish a correspondence between the names of contemporaries and rulers: for each position of the first column, select the corresponding position of the second column.
CONTEMPORARY
A) Grigory Potemkin
B) Alexander Herzen
B) Franz Lefort
D) Vasily Shuisky
RULERS
1) Peter I
2) Catherine II
3) Nicholas II
4) Nicholas I
5) Boris Godunov
Write in the table the selected numbers under the corresponding letters.
Answer:
16. Fill in the empty cells of the table using the data provided in the list below. For each cell marked with letters, select the number of the required element.
Old Russian princes | Reign time | Events |
Svyatoslav Igorevich | ________________________(BUT) | _______________________(B) |
___________________(AT) | 980-1051 | _______________________(G) |
Yaroslav the Wise | ________________________(D) | The defeat of the Pechenegs near Kyiv |
___________________(E) | 1113-1125 | Adoption of the "Charter of Rezans" |
1) Vladimir Svyatoslavich
2) Vladimir Monomakh
3) Oleg Prophetic
4) 912-945
5) 945-972
6) 1019-1054
7) adoption of "Russian Truth"
8) the defeat of the Khazar Khaganate
9) the baptism of Russia
Write in the table the selected numbers under the corresponding letters.
Answer:
Final examination in history for the first semester
FULL NAME__________________________________
Group______________
Option 4
1. The accession of Novgorod to the Muscovite state refers to
1)XIV century. 2) XV century. 3) XVI century. 4) XVII century.
2 . In what year did the Romanov dynasty take over?
1) 1547 2) 1584 3) 1613 4) 1645
3 . The results of the oprichnina policy of Ivan IV the Terrible include
1) strengthening the defense capability of Russia
2) the development of boyar land ownership
3) limiting the autocratic power of the king
4) economic ruin of the country
4. A contemporary of Empress Anna Ioannovna was
1) A. Kurbsky 2) S. Dezhnev 3) E. Biron 4) B. Khmelnitsky
5. What social movement originated in Russia earlier than others?
6 . The purpose of Russia's entry into northern war It was
1) joining Finland 2) obtaining access to the Black Sea
3) obtaining access to the Baltic Sea 4) joining the Left-bank Ukraine
7. What period does the establishment of the jury trial in Russia belong to?
1) 1825-1855 2) 1855-1881 3) 1881-1894 4) 1894-1917
8. What event belongs to the 11th century?
1) Lubech Congress of Princes 2) Battle of the Neva
3) the baptism of Russia 4) the campaign of the Novgorod-Seversky prince Igor against the Polovtsy
9 . The appearance of what concept is associated with the reign of Ivan IV?
1) recruits 2) Baskaks 3) guardsmen 4) boyars
10. What were the consequences of the aggravation of political and social contradictions in Russia in the late 16th and early 17th centuries?
1) Livonian War 2) Troubles 3) Copper Riot 4) introduction of oprichnina
11. Which of the above referred to the results of the reign of Paul I?
1) establishment of a new order of succession to the throne
2) the transition to the policy of "enlightened absolutism"
3) Russia getting access to the Black Sea
4) an increase in the territory of Russia as a result of the divisions of the Commonwealth
12. Territory of Alaska was sold Russian government American government in the reign
1) Nicholas I 2) Alexander II 3) Alexander III 4) Nicholas II
13. Arrange social groups in the chronological order of their appearance. Write down the numbers that indicate social groups in the correct sequence in the table.
1) nobles
2) sessional peasants
3) purchases
4) tradesmen
5) free cultivators
Answer:
15 . Establish a correspondence between the names of sovereigns and the concepts associated with their reign: for each position in the first column, select the corresponding position in the second column.
GOVERNERS
A) Ivan the Terrible
B) Anna Ioannovna
C) Catherine II
D) Alexei Mikhailovich
PONATIA
1) "enlightened absolutism"
2) oprichnina
3) regiments "foreign system"
4) Bironism
5) ministries
Write in the table the selected numbers under the corresponding letters.
Answer:
Fill in the empty cells of the table using the data provided in the list below. For each cell marked with letters, select the number of the required element.
Events | Year | Members |
Assassination of Emperor Alexander II | ______________________(BUT) | ________________________(B) |
________________________(AT) | 1825 | ________________________(G) |
Foundation of the Free Russian Printing House in London | 1853 | ________________________(D) |
________________________(E) | 1883 | G.V. Plekhanov |
1) the creation of the first Marxist organization of the "Emancipation of Labor" group
2) performance of the Decembrists on Senate Square
3) the defeat of the Petrashevist society
4) 1849
Test on the topic "The reign of Ivan the Terrible"
1. The wedding to the kingdom of Ivan IV took place a) January 16, 1533. b) January 16, 1537 c) January 16, 1547 d) January 16, 1578
2. Contemporaries of Ivan the Terrible werea) Elena Glinskaya, Metropolitan Macariusb) Boris Godunov, Patriarch Filaretc) Archpriest Avvakum, Patriarch Nikond) Batu Khan, Lithuanian prince Mindovg
3. After the wedding, Ivan IV became known as a) "Emperor of Russia"b) "Tsar and Grand Duke of All Russia"c) "autocrat of all Russia"d) "monarch of all Russia"
4. The army created during the reign of Ivan the Terrible a) archery b) recruit c) dragoon d) hussars
5. One of the governing bodies in Russia in the middle XVI-XVII centuries a) colleges b) ministries c) orders d) Synod
6. Oprichnina was directed againsta) noble oppositionb) rebellious peasantsc) residents of national outskirtsd) obstinate boyars
7. Failure in the Livonian War was a consequencea) the backlog of the Russian economyb) Russia's lack of alliesc) the numerical superiority of the enemy forcesd) lack of talented commanders
8. A large role in the activities of the Chosen Rada belonged to a) Alexey Adashev b) Alexander Menshikov c) Andrei Kurbsky d) Boris Godunov9. Match Date to Event
Event
10. Match the term with its definition
Term
1) the territory from which the boyars received rent (“fodder”) for judicial and administrative power2) the highest stratum of society along with the great and specific princes in Russia from the 10th to the 18th centuries, which had land on the rights of hereditary property.3) the system of emergency internal political measures of Ivan IV the Terrible in 1565-1572. ( mass repression, executions, land confiscations, etc.) to fight the boyar-princely opposition and strengthen autocratic power.4) predicament5) the procedure for appointment to a position according to the nobility of the family and the prescription of service to the Grand Duke 6) intimidation of their political opponents or the population, expressed in physical violence, up to and including destruction.7) high council, consisting of representatives of the feudal aristocracy.8) service people, conditional land holders; constituted the court of the feudal lord.9) shape state structure and government, in which the autocratic ruler unlimitedly disposes of the state, acting in relation to his subjects as master and master. For each position of the first column, select the corresponding position of the second and write it down in the table with the selected numbers under the corresponding letters.11. Match Date to Event
Event
For each position of the first column, select the corresponding position of the second and write it down in the table with the selected numbers under the corresponding letters.12. Arrange in chronological order the time of eventsA) adoption of a new Code of LawsB) holding an oprichninaC) Ivan's wedding IV to the kingdom D) Yermak's campaign in SiberiaD) Livonian WarE) an unsuccessful campaign against the Crimean Khanate
13. What are the provisions that are the consequences of the reforms carried out Ivan IV and the Chosen Rada 1) restriction of locality2) creation of a fleet3) creation of colleges4) creating orders5) adoption of the Sudebnik6) the introduction of universal military duty7) the creation of a streltsy army8) cancellation of feedings9) subordination of the church to the state Answer: ___________
14. What are the provisions that are the goals of the oprichnina1) the establishment of unlimited power of the king2) increase the role of the people's council3) strengthen the tax burden4) the fight against the feudal aristocracy (the independence of the boyars)5) accelerate the socio-economic development of the country6) the elimination of the remnants of feudal fragmentation (specific principalities, Novgorod freemen)7) suppression of hotbeds of popular discontent8) introduction of new duties Answer: _________________
15. What are the features that characterize the consequences of the oprichnina1) capture of new territories2) centralization of the country3) severe economic crisis4) strengthening the positions of the boyars5) contributed to the establishment of serfdom6) the formation of despotic autocracy7) weakening the power of the autocracy Answer: _________________
ANSWERS:
1. c 2. a 3. b 4. a 5. c 6 d 7. a 8. a
9.
10.
11.
12.
13. 1,4,5,7,8 14. 1,4,6 15. 2,3,5,6
Test on the history of Russia Oprichnina grade 6 with answers. The test includes 2 options. Each option has 10 tasks.
Option 1
1. Mark one of the reasons for the introduction of the oprichnina by Ivan the Terrible.
1) an attempt to expand the territory of the state
2) the need to strengthen autocratic power
3) the desire of the boyars to revive the veche order
4) the desire to find new sources of funds for the Livonian War
2. Which of the following events took place in 1581?
1) the flight of Andrei Kurbsky to Lithuania
2) the departure of the tsar to Aleksandrovskaya Sloboda
3) the capture of Moscow by the Crimean Khan
4) the introduction of reserved years
3. History is connected with the name of Malyuta Skuratov
1) oprichnina
2) Livonian War
3) The chosen one is glad
4) signing a peace treaty with Sweden
4. The defeat of the Chosen One was associated with (co)
1) the illness of the king
2) the death of Empress Anastasia
3) a successful campaign of the Crimean Khan against Moscow
4) the creation of a chosen thousand
5. The Decree on Reserve Years provided for
1) the creation of zemstvo and order huts
2) the abolition of trade duties on the salt trade
3) the abolition of the oprichnina
4) the prohibition of the transfer of peasants from one landowner to another
6. Match the term and definition. Write the chosen numbers under the corresponding letters.
Term
A) fell off
B) oprichnina
B) posad
Definition
1) a special procedure for governing the country under Ivan IV
2) part of the city outside the city wall, inhabited by merchants and artisans
3) punishment (disfavor) of the king
4) written request, complaint
7. He headed the united army of guardsmen and zemshchina
1) Malyuta Skuratov
2) Mikhail Vorotynsky
3) Vladimir Staritsky
4) Alexey Adashev
8. In a letter to the tsar, Andrei Kurbsky denounced the tsar and demanded
1) strengthening autocratic power
2) the holiness of autocratic power
3) stop the execution of innocent people
4) strengthening serfdom
9. Metropolitan demanded from Ivan IV to stop the oprichnina
1) Philip
2) Alexy
3) Macarius
4) Jonah
10. Oprichnina was introduced in ___________.
Option 2
1. Note one of the consequences of the introduction of the oprichnina by Ivan the Terrible.
1) stimulating the development of trade in the oprichnina lands
2) the creation of new cities in the zemstvo
3) reduction of boyar land ownership
4) weakening of serf oppression
2. Which of the following events took place in 1569?
1) Ivan the Terrible's campaign against Novgorod
2) the capture of Kazan
3) the introduction of oprichnina
4) the defeat of the oprichnina troops near Moscow
3. Which of these events is associated with the name of Metropolitan Philip Kolychev?
1) defense of Moscow from the Crimeans
2) defense of Pskov
3) creation of the Sudebnik
4) fight against oprichnina
4. The reason for the Novgorod campaign of Ivan the Terrible was (o)
1) the beginning of the Livonian War
2) denunciation of the boyar conspiracy
3) Devlet Giray's campaign against Moscow
4) Andrei Kurbsky's letter to the Tsar
5. Which of the following is typical for oprichnina politics?
1) strengthening the influence of the church
2) liquidation of landownership
3) strengthening the regular troops
4) deprivation of boyars of land holdings, mass executions
6. Match the event with the date. Write the chosen numbers under the corresponding letters.
Event
A) the abolition of oprichnina
B) the beginning of the Livonian War
C) Ivan the Terrible's appeal to the townspeople with the announcement of "renunciation of power"
the date
1) 1558
2) 1565
3) 1572
4) 1581
7. Fled to Lithuania due to mass executions of boyars and government officials
1) Sylvester
2) Alexey Adashev
3) Andrey Kurbsky
4) Mikhail Vorotynsky
8. Decree on reserved years
1) strengthened serfdom
2) introduced the zemshchina
3) created an oprichnina army
4) established a truce with Sweden
9. The last specific principality in Russia was liquidated as a result of
1) the end of the Livonian War
2) the death of Vladimir Staritsky
3) the flight of Andrei Kurbsky from the country
4) Novgorod campaign
10. In protest against the oprichnina, he resigned as Metropolitan ___________.
Answers to the test on the history of Russia Oprichnina Grade 6
Option 1
1-2
2-4
3-1
4-2
5-4
6-312
7-2
8-3
9-1
10. 1565
Option 2
1-3
2-1
3-4
4-2
5-4
6-312
7-3
8-1
9-2
10. Athanasius
