Прочитайте текст и заполните пропускиAFчастями предложений, обозначенными цифрами17.Одна из частей в списке 17 лишняя. Занесите цифры, обозначающие соответствующие части предложений, в таблицу. Scouting moves ahead The Scout Movement, which is also known as the Boy Scouts has changed massively in more than 100 years, though many people do not realise this. For many people in Britain the word scouting evokes images of boys in short trousersA_______________________. Many people imagine that the Scout Association and its female counterpart the Guides Association are old-fashioned. They think these associations are for peopleB_______________________than the future, people who just like camping in the rain and washing in cold water. Its quite easy to understand why Scouts and Guides have this sort of image. The Boy Scouts were founded over 100 years ago by Robert Baden-Powell, a retired English army general; the Girl Guides followed three years later. They were organised in an almost military manner. Young people had to learn discipline and how to do things as a group. TheyC_______________________in difficult conditions, learnt to make campfires and, yes, they certainly had to get used to washing in cold water. In those days though, thatD_______________________many people washed in cold water. Nevertheless, even at the start, there was much more to scouting than that. Scouts and Guides also learned the value of solidarity. Right from the start, they had to cope with difficult situations,E_______________________, and play a useful part in society. Baden-Powells organisations were inclusive, and never exclusive; any young person could become a Scout or a Guide, regardless of race, background or religion. Though the Scout and Guide movements began in England, they soon spread to other countries, and within 50 years, scoutingF_______________________ with young people all over the world. 1. who are more interested in the past 2. and girls in blue uniforms 3. that were generally better 4. was not particularly unusual as 5. went on camping expeditions 6. interact with other people 7. had become a popular activity