2. Each of sentences a-f fits into a gap in the article. Decide where each sentence fits best.

a. The grid contains square panels filled either with buff stucco or with red brick.

b. The second contains the entrance hall and main staircase, followed by the ‘so-

cial room’ with, above, various technical, administrative and study rooms.

c. The new gallery was built on the site of Mill-bank Prison by Sidney Smith in 1897.

d. There is an auditorium to seat 200 and a ‘social room’ for occasional use, with spiral staircases in one corner leading to the secretary’s room.

e. It has provided a set of galleries, traditional in form and perfectly lit, in which pictures by Turner now hang.

f. Here the Tate pavilion comes exactly opposite the public entrance to the Clore and both are axially reflected in the pool.