here is a sentence that is missing in the paragraph below. Look at the paragraph and decide in which blank (option 1, 2, 3, or 4) the following sentence would best fit.Sentence: He likely did not have a formal education but started his career as an apprentice who learned structurally sound forms from his master.Paragraph: After the decline of the Roman empire in the 5th century, the infrastructure for educating and training architects vanished in the West. Not until the 13th century do we get a designer who oversees several projects simultaneously – a sort of proto-architect. _____(1)_____ Prior to their emergence, there was a master mason who’d make certain geometrical constructions on the ground or in plaster, allowing him to construct the layout of a building. _____(2)_____ This master mason is an obscure historical figure. _____(3)_____ He would have travelled across building sites learning and picking up new designs and ideas. At 12th-century Canterbury, for example, the original designer of the Gothic building was William of Sens, who likely had experience of working on the new Gothic elements of the French cathedral. _____(4)_____ He could promise that and more to his new patrons in England, not necessarily using a drawing but by describing what exactly he would do over the coming years.Option 2Option 1Option 3Option 4

He likely did not have a formal education but started his career as an apprentice who learned structurally sound forms from his master.Paragraph: After the decline of the Roman empire in the 5th century, the infrastructure for educating and training architects vanished in the West. Not until the 13th century do we get a designer who oversees several projects simultaneously – a sort of proto-architect. _____(1)_____ Prior to their emergence, there was a master mason who’d make certain geometrical constructions on the ground or in plaster, allowing him to construct the layout of a building. _____(2)_____ This master mason is an obscure historical figure. _____(3)_____ He would have travelled across building sites learning and picking up new designs and ideas. At 12th-century Canterbury, for example, the original designer of the Gothic building was William of Sens, who likely had experience of working on the new Gothic elements of the French cathedral. _____(4)_____ He could promise that and more to his new patrons in England, not necessarily using a drawing but by describing what exactly he would do over the coming years.Option 2Option 1Option 3Option 4

Lowell Mason was a well-known ________Blank.Multiple Choicepainter and writereducator and composerwriter and educatorcomposer and painter

The efforts of the teaching ministers were supplemented, and eventually assumed, by talented amateur musicians, who became known as Blank______.Multiple choice question.KapellmeistersOrganist and Master of the Choristerssinging school masterssessions musicians

Arrange the following sentences in a logical order: a) She had always been passionate about art, often spending hours in museums. b) However, her career took a different path as she entered the field of finance. c) Despite her success in the financial sector, she couldn't ignore her true calling. d) Eventually, she decided to pursue her passion and enrolled in an art school. a. a,c,b,d b. c,b,a,d c. a,b,c,d d. b,a,c,d

the details provided in lines 5 to 7 and lines 13 to 18 most clearly illustrate the development of an apprentice's