Пожалуйста помогите ответить на вопросы, используя информацию текста (нужно ответить по английски на 26  вопросов, используя текст который с низу) “From St. Sergius of Radonezh hagiography”: 1. When was St.Sergius born? 2. Was...

Пожалуйста помогите ответить на вопросы, используя информацию текста (нужно ответить по английски на 26  вопросов, используя текст который с низу) “From St. Sergius of Radonezh hagiography”: 1. When was St.Sergius born? 2. Was he born in a town or in a village? 3. What family was he born into? 4. Did he spend his childhood in Rostov? 5. Did he have three brothers? 6. How many brothers did he have? 7. What was his name before consecration? 8. When did he enter the school? . 9. Where did his parents live at that time? 10. Did Bartholomew study well? 11. How did he learn to read and write well? 12. When did his parents move to Radonezh? 13. Where is Radonezh situated? 14.When did his parents die? 15. Where were they buried? 16. Were his brothers married? 17. When did Bartholomew take monastic vows? 18.What was Bartholomew's elder brother Stephen? 19. When and where did St.Sergius found a cloister? 20. What views did St.Sergius hold at that time? 21. What were his ascetic feats? 22. When did St.Sergius become the Abbot of the monastery? 23. How did Paul Florensky call Reverend Sergius? 24. When did Venerable Sergius die? 25. What were his last words addressed to his desciples? 26. When was he canonized? ТЕКСТ The name of Saint Sergius of Radonezh became a symbol for the following generations.   The Trinity-St. Sergius Lavra, created by Venerable Sergius of Radonezh, was named after him.   St. Sergius brought up a generation of outstanding ascetics. He gave his blessing to Prince Dmitri Donskoy for the battle with Tatar-Mongols on the Kulikovo field. In memory of  St. Sergius Andrei Rublev painted his icon “The Old Testament Trinity” which became the symbol of Russian spirituality.   Sergius (Bartholomew before consecration) was born in 1314 in the village of Varnitsy near Rostov the Great to the family of the boyar Cyril and Maria. The “Lives”do not give the year of Saint Sergius birth, but from his age at his death (he died in 1392 at the age of 78), we assume that he was born in 1313-1314. The servants of God Cyril and Maria had three sons: the eldest was named Stephen the second was Bartholomew and the third Peter.   In his childhood Bartholomew went to Rostov on pilgrimage to various monasteries in the area with his parents and helped them with domestic work.   When Bartholomew reached the age of seven his parents sent him to school to learn to read and write. Stephen and Peter learned reading and writing quickly, but when Bartholomew entered school he had problems as his studies were difficult for him. He was not as clever as his classmates and preferred solitude. His parents and teacher scolded him and he suffered a great deal and prayed.   One day Bartholomew saw an old monk praying under an oak and told him about his life and problems. The monk listened to him, prayed, and gave him a little piece of prosphora as a sign of the divine grace for reading. From that time Bartholomew began to read the Bible and liturgical books and soon he began to read the Church Fathers, whose works were in the Rostov library.   Nevertheless, throughout his life he remained a man for whom the Christian experience was more important than learning or reason. He was always serene and moderate in all things, modest and poor, and an example for all those around him.   In early 1330-ies Sergius’ parents moved to Radonezh located in the north-eastern part of Moscow principality, on the Pazha River.   Their eldest son, Stephen was already married and had two sons. The younger brother Peter was also married, but only Bartholomew remained with his parents.   Cyril and Maria died in 1334. Before their death they entered the monastery in Khotkovo where they were buried.   After the parents’ death Bartholomew and his brother Stephen, who became a widower by that time and a monk, left the world  to live in the forest surrounding Radonezh, meaning to live like hermits, as prescribed by the strict rules of ascetic life. Bartholomew wanted to live under the guidance and in obedience to his elder brother as Stephen was a monk.The brothers built a small wooden chapel and  a monastic cell on Makovets hill.   About 1337 Bartholomew at the age of 23 took monastic vows, assumed the name of Sergius and in 12 kilometres from Radonezh founded a cloister, dedicating it to “The Life-Giving Trinity”. By that time Stephen left Bartholomew as he preferred life in an urban monastery, Metropolitan Theognost ordained Stephen to the priesthood and made him the head of the monastery.   As  for  Sergius,  at  that time he held the  view that salvation was possible only  through constant  vigil  and  prayer,  and feats  of asceticism. However, when   people started coming  to  him Sergius allowed them  to  join and live with him. Little by little a monastery was  formed.   Although Venerable Sergius was an ordained monk and priest he became a prominent public figure of his time. In 1357 he was elected Abbot of the monastery. He willingly helped the Metropolitan