Задание 10 из ЕГЭ по английскому языку: задача 34

3. New art

4. Legendary person

5. Interactive exhibition

6. Kids’ delight

7. Comics everywhere

8. Science exhibition

A. This exhibition is named Planet Earth. Its subtitle is “Only Children Know What They Want”. The Christmas event is devoted to the 110th anniversary of the birth of French writer Antoine de Saint-Exupery. It is aimed firmly at children, and is centered around flights and journeys to distant lands. An aeroplane fuselage, maps and video projections are just some of the treats on offer. The exhibition even promises that children will be able to make drawings in sand.

B. Legendary brave samurai are celebrated in this large exhibition. The main part of the exhibition is devoted to rare armour and swords belonging to some of the most famous samurai in history. There are also dozens of paintings, sketches, books and regular household items that show samurai as poets and people ready to die for their ideals.

C. Last year's hit exhibition of mind-bending optical illusions is back again. It is really visitor-friendly — you can touch exhibits, examine them and even experiment with them. This hands-on exhibition is a wonderland of mirror mazes, magnets, holograms, plasma balls, giant bubbles and kaleidoscopes. It is fascinating for physicists and irresistible to both children and adults who like using devices and not just looking at them.

D. The photo exhibition is devoted to the 19th century France. You would expect old portraits in black and white, but enter the exhibition and you’ll be delighted that even in 1852, the French were experimenting with photography. These early photographers introduced colour into their works. They also used new developments in film processing and photographic paper.

E. Boomfest celebrates the wonderful world of comic books, comic strips, graphic novels. The event has a packed program of workshops, lectures, exhibitions and a comic book fair held at different sites. As this year is the year of France in Russia, numerous comic book artists will be coming to our country. It will take place in various museums and galleries as well as shops, cafe's, streets and parks. You are likely to come across something from Boomfest whether a fan or not.

F. The latest project of Hermitage 20/21 is a retrospective exhibition devoted to Timur Novikov, a major arts figure of the Leningrad/St Petersburg art scene. Novikov was an energetic person good at multi-tasking. Timur has been putting his artistic fingers in almost every pie around for many decades. He was a member of different art groups and founded the New Artists group in 1983. He exploded into the dance and rave scene in the 90s.

G. Two of Russia’s greatest 19th-century novelists, Fyodor Dostoevsky and Lev Tolstoy, never met in person during their lifetimes but now the Dostoevsky Museum has brought them together in an exhibition to mark the 100th anniversary of Tolstoy’s death. Though they are very different, the two writers dealt with the same problems, not the least faith and social justice. This exhibition examines the connection between the two using documents, books and real photographs.