Spotlight on Russia learns about the pioneers who led the way to space

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the museum's website to learn about the permanent and special exhibitions, opening times, admission fees and discounts. More than half of museums are free to the public. It means people don't need to pay. Of those that charge fees, 58.7 percent have free days.
At the museum
Find the information desk and ask what exhibitions are on. When you are in the hall, ask if you can touch the exhibits.
Keep the visit simple and don't try to see everything. It could be better to come again one day. You should try to get to the how and the why of things. Take a break if you feel tired.
After the visit
Share your experiences with friends and relatives. Think if it has helped you find answers to the questions you came with or make new discoveries. Faith Lapidus: Thank you very much, Mario.

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The pioneers who lived on the frontier had a hard life, so they had to be tough and self-reliant.
Frontier men and women were often facing new problems and situations which needed new solutions (решение). Under these circumstances (условия), they soon learned to experiment with new inventions and new ways of doing things. This willingness to experiment and invent led to another American trait, a sense of optimism that every problem has a solution.

The frontiersmen had to overcome (преодолевать) many difficulties. Friends and neighbours came for help without any reward. They shared food, together built each other's houses and fought fires. This extraordinary willingness to cooperate gave a rise to American's capacity (способность) for volunteer actions.
К этому тексту ответить на вопросы:
1.Where did the American descendants come from?
2.Why did the pioneers have a hard life?
3.Why are Amerians optimistic?
4.What facts help to explain why Americans are responsive?
5.Where did Americans more to?