Question

Помогите с английским,пожалуйста.Прочитайте текст и заполните пропуски A – F частями предложений, обозначенными цифрами 1 – 7. Одна из частей в списке 1 – 7 лишняя. Занесите цифры, обозначающие соответствующие части предложений, в таблицу.National Gallery of ArtThe National Gallery of Art was created in Washington D.C. for the people of the United States in 1937. It started with the gift of the financier and art collector A__________. His gift also included a building to house the new museum, to be constructed on the National Mall. Opened to the public in 1941, this grand building, B__________, was at the time the largest marble structure in the world.The newly created National Gallery soon attracted similar gifts from hundreds of other collectors. This tradition of generosity continues to this day with gifts from private donors and artistsC__________.The gallery’s East building contains the collection of modern and contemporary painting, sculpture, D__________. The East and West buildings are connected by an underground tunnel with a moving walkway.The National Gallery enjoys federal support, E__________, to fulfill its mission to exhibit and interpret great works of European and American art in the nation’s collection. Since its founding, federal funds have fostered the protection and care of the art collection and have supported the gallery’s work, ensuring F__________. Private funding helped to create a renowned collection of works of art and to construct the two landmark buildings. Private support makes possible to arrange a changing programme of special exhibitions.1. which is now called the West building2. that the gallery brings daily profit to the country3. who are willing to share their possessions with the public4. who presented old master paintings and sculptures to the country5. as well as partnership with private organizations6. that the gallery is open daily and free of charge7. as well as an advanced research centre and an art library

Answer 1

A - 4
B - 1
C - 3
D - 7
E - 5
F - 6

Answer 2

1. who presented old master paintings and sculptures to the country 2. which is now called the West building 3. who are willing to share their possessions with the public 4. that the gallery brings daily profit to the country 5. as well as partnership with private organizations 6. that the gallery is open daily and free of charge 7. as well as an advanced research centre and an art library

The National Gallery of Art was created in Washington D.C. for the people of the United States in 1937. It started with the gift of the financier and art collector (4) who presented old master paintings and sculptures to the country. His gift also included a building to house the new museum, to be constructed on the National Mall. Opened to the public in 1941, this grand building, (2) which is now called the West building, was at the time the largest marble structure in the world.

The newly created National Gallery soon attracted similar gifts from hundreds of other collectors. This tradition of generosity continues to this day with gifts from private donors and artists (3) who are willing to share their possessions with the public. The gallery's East building contains the collection of modern and contemporary painting, sculpture, (7) as well as an advanced research centre and an art library. The East and West buildings are connected by an underground tunnel with a moving walkway.

The National Gallery enjoys federal support, (5) as well as partnership with private organizations, to fulfill its mission to exhibit and interpret great works of European and American art in the nation's collection. Since its founding, federal funds have fostered the protection and care of the art collection and have supported the gallery's work, ensuring (6) that the gallery is open daily and free of charge. Private funding helped to create a renowned collection of works of art and to construct the two landmark buildings. Private support makes possible to arrange a changing program of special exhibitions. Additionally, the gallery brings daily profit to the country (4) through tourism and other related activities.