The text describes Alexandra putting on a T-shirt and looking in the mirror. The task is to fill in the blanks (A-E) with the correct grammatical form from the given options. A table is provided to record the chosen numbers.

Task Analysis:

The task requires filling in the blanks in a narrative text with the correct grammatical form from a set of options. This is a cloze test focusing on English grammar and vocabulary. The instructions are in Russian, and the text to be completed is in English.

Explanation of Choices:

• For blank A: The sentence is 'Alexandra was A for her T-shirt.' The options are 'looks', 'look', 'looking'. Since 'was' is a past tense verb and the sentence structure suggests an ongoing action or a state in the past related to the T-shirt, 'was looking' fits the context best, describing her appearance or how she was dressed. However, looking at the options provided for A, and the context of the sentence, 'was' is already in the sentence. The blank A needs a word to describe Alexandra in relation to her T-shirt. If the sentence were 'Alexandra was ____ in her T-shirt', then 'looking' would be a possibility. Given 'Alexandra was A for her T-shirt', and the options are 'looks', 'look', 'looking', it's possible the sentence structure is intended differently or there's a slight ambiguity. Re-reading, 'Alexandra was A for her T-shirt' seems to imply how she appeared or what she was doing related to it. If 'was' is the auxiliary verb for past continuous, then 'A' would be the present participle. 'looking' is the best fit for a past continuous action or description. However, looking at the options again, and considering common phrases, it's more likely the sentence is 'Alexandra was [adjective] for her T-shirt.' But none of the options fit grammatically if 'was' is the main verb describing Alexandra. Let's assume 'was' is the auxiliary verb. Then A must be the present participle. 'looking' fits. The context then would be about her appearance. The options are 1) looks, 2) look, 3) looking. So, 3 is the likely choice for A.
• For blank B: The sentence is 'She B sure that she put it on the chair yesterday.' The options are 'is', 'was', 'are'. Since the event 'put it on the chair yesterday' is in the past, the verb should also be in the past tense. 'was' is the correct past tense form for 'she'. So, 2 is the correct choice for B.
• For blank C: The sentence is 'She put it on and looked at C in the mirror.' The options are 'herself', 'myself', 'oneself'. The subject is 'She', so the reflexive pronoun should refer back to 'She'. 'herself' is the correct reflexive pronoun for 'she'. So, 1 is the correct choice for C.
• For blank D: The sentence is 'Now she D hurry not to miss her train.' The options are 'needs', 'needed', 'need'. The sentence describes a current situation ('Now she...'). Therefore, the present tense is required. 'needs' is the third-person singular present tense of 'need'. So, 1 is the correct choice for D.
• For blank E: The sentence is 'It was E important day in her life today.' The options are 'the most', 'more', 'the more'. The phrase 'important day' is a singular noun phrase. To modify it with the highest degree of importance, the superlative form is needed. 'the most important' is the superlative form. So, 1 is the correct choice for E.

Summary of Choices:

• A: 3) looking
• B: 2) was
• C: 1) herself
• D: 1) needs
• E: 1) the most

Completed Table:

Final Answer in Russian:

Заполненная таблица с выбранными цифрами: