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ОЧЕНЬ ОЧЕНЬ СРОЧНО, ПОЖАЛУЙСТА!!! ДАЮ МНОГО МАЛЛОВ АНГЛИЙСКИЙ, 9 КЛАССListen to the biography of Paton again and answer the questions?a Where was Eugene Paton born?b What higher educational institutions did he study in? c What project did he have to his credit when he became a student of St Petersburg University? d What institution did he found? e How old was Eugene Paton when he headed the design and construction of the first boltless bridge in Kyiv? f Why did Eugene Paton change his profession when he was 60?​

Answer 1

a) Eugene Paton was born in the city of Moscow in 1870.

b) Paton studied at the Kyiv Polytechnic Institute and the St. Petersburg Institute of Railway Engineers.

c) When he became a student at St. Petersburg University, Paton already had a project to his credit – a railway bridge across the River Oka.

d) Paton founded the Electric Welding Institute in Kyiv in 1934.

e) Eugene Paton was 71 years old when he headed the design and construction of the first boltless bridge in Kyiv.

f) Paton changed his profession to focus on science and research when he was 60 years old, after a successful career as a bridge engineer.

Answer 2

I'd be happy to help you with your questions based on the biography of Eugene Paton:

a. Eugene Paton was born in Nice, France.

b. Eugene Paton studied at several higher educational institutions, including the Kyiv Polytechnic Institute and St. Petersburg University.

c. When he became a student at St. Petersburg University, Eugene Paton had the project of constructing a new type of electric arc welding machine to his credit.

d. Eugene Paton founded the Electric Welding Institute (now known as the E.O. Paton Electric Welding Institute) in Kyiv, Ukraine.

e. Eugene Paton was 24 years old when he headed the design and construction of the first boltless bridge in Kyiv.

f. Eugene Paton changed his profession when he was 60 because he transitioned from being primarily an engineer to becoming a statesman and public figure. He served as a government official and diplomat, contributing to the development of science and technology in Ukraine and the Soviet Union.