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Comprehensive final exam in Crimean Tatar language and literature and translation

ННД.09

Екзаменаційна комісія

Second

2022/2023

4 Semester

1

PLO1; PLO7; PLO8; PLO9; PLO10; PLO11; PLO12; PLO14; PLO16; PLO17.

Full-time form

- Know the structure of philological science and its theoretical foundations; - be able to apply in professional activities knowledge of language as a special sign system, its nature, functions, levels; - be able to apply knowledge of the theory and history of the Crimean Tatar language in professional activities; - know the dialect and social varieties of the Crimean Tatar language; - to be able to freely operate with special terminology to solve professional problems; - to be able to carry out linguistic, literary and special philological analysis of Crimean Tatar-language texts of various styles and genres; - be able to perform Ukrainian-Crimean Tatar interpretation and translation of texts of different styles.

The content of the program is based on the topics and theoretical issues of the programs of academic disciplines included in the Crimean Tatar Language and Literature, English Language and Translation. A comprehensive professional test is conducted to identify the professional knowledge, skills and abilities of graduates who have reached the appropriate professional level during their studies professional level necessary for further professional activities as philologists and specialists in the Crimean Tatar language and literature. The program of this exam consists of questions from the courses of two thematic and disciplinary cycles, a translation task and a conversation topic.

1. Kъurtnezyr. Kъыrыmtatar эdyplery: Omiur ve yaratыdzhыlыkъlarы akъkъыnda kъыskъa maliumatlar / Z. Kъurtnezyr; . - Symferopol : Tavryia, 2000. – 223 s. 2. Fazыlov Ryza, Nahaev Safter Kъыrыmtatar эdebyiatыnыnъ tarykhы. Kыskъabyrnazar. – Symferopol: Kъыrыmdevletokъuv-pedahohyka neshryiatы, 2001. – 640 s. 3. Khalymonenko H. I. Istoriia turetskoi literatury / H. I. Khalymonenko. Ch. 2. – K.: [b.y.], 2001. – 315 s. 4. Khalymonenko H. Istoriia turetskoi literatury (XIV-XVI st.) : pidruchnyk. – K.: Kyiv.un-t, 2001. 5. Dermendzhi O. Mevliana yak fenomen svitovoi literatury / O. Dermendzhi // Ukraina i Turechchyna: Istoriia kulturnykh zviazkiv ta spivrobitnytstvo na suchasnomu etapi. K., 2011. S. 149-160. 6. Turetski heroichni eposy. Dastany: zbirnyk [per. z turets. F.I. Arnaut, M.H. Vasylenko, K.S. Shport]. K.: VPTs «Kyiv. un-t», 2009. 167 s. 7. Alem-i medeniye (kitaphane) – Rezhym dostupu do resursu: http://medeniye.org/node/635

The structure of the ticket reflects the complex nature of the exam and consists of four tasks. The first two questions are aimed at assessing students' knowledge and are theoretical in nature: the first one is in the field of Crimean Tatar linguistics; the second one is in Crimean Tatar literature. The third task is of a practical nature - translation of a text from Ukrainian into Crimean Tatar - aimed at assessing students' ability to translate Crimean Tatar-language texts of various genres into Ukrainian. The fourth task, a conversational topic, is aimed at assessing students' ability to use the Crimean Tatar language flexibly and effectively in oral and written form to solve communicative tasks in various spheres of life.

The maximum number of points a graduate can score is 100 points. The maximum/minimum possible number of points for each question in the test is 25 points; the minimum score is 18 points.

Ukrainian/Crimean Tatar