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Suomalaisia Muistitehtäviä Finnish Memory Exercises OLMES Minna Suomalaisia muistitehtäviä Finnish Memory exercises OLMES Minna Syrjäpalo-Lindfors, 2017 1 Kumpi ötökkä? / Which bug? 1 2 a. Omenaperhonen Sitruunaperhonen b. Juhannusturilas Vapputurilas c. Turvakas Kärsäkäs d. Sonnimuurahainen Hevosmuurahainen e. Jauhopukki Jauhopeikko f. Ristihämähäkki Ruutuhämähäkki g. Kirjansitoja Kirjanpainaja h. Vipeltäjä Kiitäjä i. Keltiäinen Ruskuainen j. Mettiäinen Sontiainen k. Neitoperhonen Äitiperhonen l. Sahurintäi Tukkimiehentäi m. Laulajasirkka Rukoilijasirkka n. Suruvaippa Suruverho Lähde: Mukaeltu Kirsti Koivulan teoksesta Taattu takatasku, 2006, s.10 Minna Syrjäpalo-Lindfors, 2017 2 Kumpi kasvi? / Which plant? 1 2 a. Hiirenputki Koiranputki b. Suolaheinä Hunajaheinä c. Verenpisara Merenpisara d. Papanhattu Ukonhattu e. Pronssipiisku Kultapiisku f. Töröhuuli Suukkosuu g. Maksaruoho Haimaruoho h. Strutsinpolvi Kurjenpolvi i. Kanankaali Kiinankaali j. Raita Rantu k. Tupakka Sikari l. Leopardinkita Leijonankita m. Oravanmarja Rusakonmarja n. Jäniksenkäpälä Kissankäpälä Lähde: Mukaeltu Kirsti Koivulan teoksesta: Taattu takatasku, 2006, s.11 Minna Syrjäpalo-Lindfors, 2017 3 Suomen presidentit aikajärjestyksessä / Presidents of Finland Ståhlberg, Kaarlo Juho 1919-1925 Relander, Lauri Kristian 1925-1931 Svinhufvud, Pehr Evind 1931-1937 Kallio, Kyösti 1937-1940 Ryti, Risto Heikki 1940-1944 Mannerheim, Carl Gustaf Emil 1944-1946 Paasikivi, Juho Kusti 1946-1956 Kekkonen, Urho Kaleva 1956-1982 Koivisto, Mauno Henrik 1982-1994 Ahtisaari, Martti Oiva Kalevi 1994-2000 Halonen, Tarja Kaarina 2000-2012 Niinistö, Sauli Väinämö 2012- Kuka presidentti on saanut maailmanlaajuisesti arvostetun palkinnon? Mikä tämä palkinto oli? Who of our presidents has got an internationally valued prize? What was this prize? Lähde: Suomen tasavallan presidentti. Edelliset presidentit. 30.1.2017 http://www.presidentti.fi/Public/default.aspx?nodeid=44829 4 Suomalaisia sana-arvoituksia/ Finnish puzzles Edestakaisin kulkee, paikaltaan ei pääse? Ei sillä ole hinku, mutta kuitenkin se vinkuu, kaula sillä on, mutta ilman päätä se laulaa? Kaksi ikkunaa, joista näkee ulos, mutta ei sisälle? Sillä on rautaiset hampaat, puinen ruoka, mikä se on? Rasia saranaton, avaimeton, kanneton ja silti sen kätköissä kultainen aarre on… Äänettä huutaa, siivittä lepattaa, hampaitta puree, suuttomana supattaa… Lähde: Arvoitukset, kompakysymykset ja pähkinät 30.1.2017 http://saaressa.blogspot.fi/2010/07/arvoitukset.html#!/2010/07/arvoitukset.html 5 Mikä vuosi? / What year did this happen in Finland? Minä vuonna pidettiin Olympialaiset Suomessa? Minä vuonna Armi Kuusela valittiin Miss Universumiksi? Minä vuonna Coca-Cola tuli Suomeen? Kuka muu suomalainen nainen on valittu Miss Universumiksi? Kuka oli Suomen ensimmäinen naispresidentti? Minä vuonna Suomi otti eurot käyttöön? Lähde: Minna Syrjäpalo-Lindfors, 2017. 6 Sananlaskuja / Finnish proverbs Mikä on puuttuva sana? / One word is missing, what is it? a. Aika parantaa __________. b. Ei nimi _____________ pahenna, ellei _____________ nimeä. c. Ei oppi _____________ kaada d. Joka ___________ kurkottaa, se ___________ kapsahtaa. e. Minkä ___________ jättää, sen ___________löytää. f. Niin ___________ vastaa kuin sinne _____________. g. Oma maa _______________, muu maa ______________. h. Parempi ____________pivossa kuin ______________ oksalla. i. Se ____________ älähtää, johon _____________ kalahtaa. j. Kuu ____________ kesään, puoli kuuta ______________, ____________ vähäsen, ____________ ei päivääkään. k. _____________ rokan syö. l. ______________ ei tule kello kaulassa. m. _____________ tavaran kaupitsee. n. Ei ____________ yhtä miestä kaipaa. o. Kerta _____________ päälle. p. Valheella on ____________ jäljet. q. Ei ______________ sanat suuta halkaise. r. Joka _____________ suuttuu, se ______________ leppyy. s. ______________ ei ole tiedon väärtti. t. Kenen _____________ syöt, sen _______________ laulat. Lähde: Wikipedia/Sananlaskut, 30.1.2017 https://fi.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sananlasku Minna Syrjäpalo-Lindfors, perimätieto, 2017. 7 Vanhoja sanoja / Old words Mikä on sanan merkitys? / What does this old fashioned word mean? Explain it, please. a. Hantuuki _______________________ b. Nästuuki _______________________ c. Porstua _______________________ d. Ookata _______________________ e. Köökki _______________________ f. Kahveli _______________________ g. Rokuli _______________________ h. Palttoo _______________________ i. Pulsaattori _______________________ j. Alakööki _______________________ k. Hantaaki _______________________ l. Ranstakka _______________________ m. Napakelkka _______________________ n. Tupakkamassi _______________________ o. Suolalekkeri _______________________ p. Tiinu _______________________ q. Nisu _______________________ r. Leeta _______________________ Lähde: Minna Syrjäpalo-Lindfors, 2017. 8 Sanaleikki / Playing with words Ota ensimmäisen sanan viimeinen tavu toisen sanan ensimmäiseksi tavun osaksi ja tee siitä niin pitkä lause/tarina kuin pystyt. Take the last syllable of the word, put it to begin of the next word and then again the last syllable of a word to begin the next word. Make the sentence as long as possible. Kissa sanoi noidalle lentävänsä säärystimellä lähemmäs mäskiä. Lehmä määkyi kyisellä läänillä. Lapsi sipsutti tiellä. Auto… Koira Sauna Ukko Lähde: Minna Syrjäpalo-Lindfors, 2017. 9 Suomen kielessä olevat homonyymit, eli sanat, jotka ovat samanlaisia, mutta tarkoittavat asiayhteydestä riippuen kahta eri asiaa. Homonyms in Finnish language. Esim. Kuusi(puu)-kuusi(numero) Mitä muita tulee mieleen ? Lähde: Minna Syrjäpalo-Lindfors, 2017 10 Mikä sana, kaupunki, muodostuu annetuista kirjaimista? Letters are mixed and you get the name of a town when the letters are in correct order. a. REMATPE ___________________________ b. VONNALINSA ___________________________ c. MIKE ___________________________ d. KAUSVAR ___________________________ e. VOOROP ___________________________ f. KEMIKLI ___________________________ g. ENSUUJO ___________________________ h. MIVARONIE ___________________________ i. NAHKO ___________________________ j. KURUT ___________________________ k. LAKKOKO ___________________________ Lähde: Minna Syrjäpalo-Lindfors, 2017 11 Mitä suomalaisia asioita kustakin kirjaimesta tulee mieleen?/ Alphabets; something Finnish about every alphabet. A______________________________________ O___________________________________ B______________________________________ P___________________________________ C______________________________________ Q___________________________________ D______________________________________ R___________________________________ E______________________________________ S___________________________________ F______________________________________ T___________________________________ G______________________________________ U___________________________________ H______________________________________ V___________________________________ I_______________________________________ X___________________________________ J_______________________________________ Y___________________________________ K_______________________________________ Z___________________________________ L_______________________________________ Å___________________________________ M______________________________________ Ä___________________________________ N_______________________________________ Ö___________________________________ Lähde: Minna Syrjäpalo-Lindfors, 2017 12 Vanhoja sanoja ja niiden merkityksiä/ Meanings of an old fashioned words. 1. VALLESMANNI a. nimismies b. hevosmies c. ulosottomies 2. KISÄLLI a. lukkoseppä b. mestarin oppipoika c. renki 3. PORVARI a. rikas henkilö b. kauppias c. pappi 4. RUUSTINNA a. papin vaimo b. rovastin vaimo c. naispappi 5. PATRUUNA a. baarin omistaja b. tehtaanomistaja c. ammus 6. ARKKITEHTI a. lääkäri b. suunnittelija c. laivuri 7. PEHTOORI a. tilallinen b. tilanhoitaja c. rehtori 8. DIAKONISSA a. seurakuntasisar b. soittaja c. ennustaja 9. KANTTORI a. kellon soittaja b. urkujen soittaja c. talonmies 10. NOKIKOLARI a. lumenluoja b. nuohooja c. autoilija 11. TIMPURI a. katon korjaaja b. kirvesmies c. tilallinen 12. RÄÄTÄLI a. kutoja b. vaatteen tekijä c. teurastaja 13. LAPSENPÄÄSTÄJÄ a. lastenhoitaja b. kätilö c. terveyssisar 14. HUUTOLAINEN a. äänekäs ihminen b. kunnan elätti c. apulainen 15. TINURI a. tinaaja b. ajuri c. hinuri 16. KUPPARI a. hoitaja b. hidastelija c. ilveilijä 17. POVARI a. povitasku b. ennustaja c. poliisi Lähde: Mukaeltu Kirsti Koivula, Iltamme iloksi, Ikinuorten virikekirja, 2013. s.85 Minna Syrjäpalo-Lindfors, 2017 13 Löydätkö seuraavat numerot? / Can you find the following numbers? Kaksisataaviisikymmentäyksi Tuhat neljä Kolmekymmenetäkolmetuhattaviisisataa Kaksikymmentäneljä Seitsemänsataaseitsemänkymmentäyhdeksän Yhdeksänkymmentäyhdeksän Kolmetuhattaneljäsataa Tuhatseitsemänsataaviisikymmentä 6645777923456138772 1234554100498412654 4567213335000944887 1234567251258983763 0987624765234854388 1750172017653423398 2345698799235428773 4563400764543127738 Lähde: Minna Syrjäpalo-Lindfors, 2017 14 Luettelointia/ Categorisation Mikä ei kuulu joukkoon? Ns. oikeita vastauksia voi olla kaksikin. Which is out of category? There might be several answers. 1. Timo Soini Juha Sipilä Alexander Stubb 2. Donald Trump Sauli Niinistö Kruununprinsessa Victoria 3. Angela Merkel Kuningatar Elisabeth Tarja Halonen 4. Mount Everest Himalaja Halti 5. Peru Nicaragua Intia 6. Helsinki Rovaniemi Tukholma 7. Nojatuoli Keinutuoli Sohva 8. Mehulasi Kahvikuppi Viinilasi 9. Itämeri Välimeri Atlantti 10. Islanti Suomi Italia 11. Kiina Australia Japani 12.
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