Vu slishity dialogue zapishitiv polyatvietat seifru adin DVA elitri satviet.0:28
Now we are ready to start.1:04
Oh, Steve, Good to see you after all this time.1:11
And how are you doing?1:16
Not so bad, thank you.1:18
What's brought you to this library, Steve?1:20
I come here quite often, but I've never seen you here before.1:22
You see, I'm working on a project for my college.1:26
I've already found a lot of information I need on the Internet, but there's a book I haven't been able to read online.1:30
I hope this library has it.1:38
I wish you good luck with it.1:40
What's your project devoted to?1:42
We are working on Renaissance art.1:45
I was asked to make a presentation on Michelangelo.1:47
Are you going to show slides of his sculptures?1:53
His statues are fantastic.1:58
And they're all very large, aren't they?2:02
Only those he made for streets and squares.2:06
Like the statue of David, I suppose.2:09
I was in Florence last year for the school trip and saw that statue in one of the squares.2:12
But what you saw is only a copy.2:23
The original is now housed for protection at the Academy of Fine Arts in Florence.2:25
Are you going to speak about the sculptor's biography as well?2:34
Yes, but not in detail.2:37
I'm going to concentrate mostly on his work.2:40
You've called him a sculptor, but in fact he was also a great painter and the chief architect of St. Peter's Cathedral in Rome.2:43
Oh, the most important cathedral in the Vatican City.2:52
Michelangelo did a great job painting the ceiling of the Sistine Chapel.2:57
Is the ceiling very large?3:03
The artist spent four years and a half lying on his back only a few inches from the ceiling when he was painting it.3:07
I'm sure it was hard work.3:15
I'm not surprised that Renaissance artists are often called giants.3:19
Only giants can perform such hard tasks.3:23
You have 15 seconds to complete the task.3:29
Now you will hear the text again.3:47
Oh, Steve, good to see you after all this time.3:55
And how are you doing?3:59
Not so bad, thank you.4:01
What's brought you to this library, Steve?4:03
I come here quite often, but I've never seen you here before.4:05
You see, I'm working on a project for my college.4:10
I've already found a lot of information I need on the Internet.4:13
But there's a book I haven't been able to read online.4:17
I hope this library has it.4:21
I wish you good luck with it.4:24
What's your project devoted to?4:25
We are working on Renaissance art.4:28
I was asked to make a presentation on Michelangelo.4:31
Are you going to show slides of his sculptures?4:36
His statues are fantastic and so lifelike.4:42
And they're all very large, aren't they?4:46
Only those he made for streets and squares.4:49
Like the statue of David, I suppose.4:53
I was in Florence last year for the school trip and saw that statue in one of the squares.4:55
You're right, it's very big.5:02
But what you saw is only a copy.5:06
The original is now housed for protection at the Academy of Fine Arts in Florence.5:08
Are you going to speak about the sculptor's biography as well?5:17
Yes, but not in detail.5:21
I'm going to concentrate mostly on his work.5:23
You've called him a sculptor, but in fact he was also a great painter and the chief architect of St. Peter's Cathedral in Rome.5:26
Oh, the most important cathedral in the Vatican City.5:35
Michelangelo did a great job painting the ceiling of the Sistine Chapel.5:41
Is the ceiling very large?5:46
The artist spent four years and a half lying on his back only a few inches from the ceiling when he was painting it.5:50
I'm sure it was hard work.5:59
I'm not surprised that Renaissance artists are often called giants.6:02
Only giants can perform such hard tasks.6:07
This is the end of the task.6:12
You now have 15 seconds to check your answers.6:13
This is the end of the listening test.6:32
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