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3 July, 07:00

What was the portico of the Foundling Hospital to be used for?

A. a porch

B. a public shelter

C. a walkway

D. a chapel

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  1. 3 July, 07:03
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    The correct answer is B. The portico of the Foundling Hospital was a public shelter.

    The Foundling Hospital of London (England), was founded in 1739 by the ship captain and philanthropist Thomas Coram. It was established as a children's home for the "education and upkeep of people at risk and young children." At that time, the word "Hospital" was used in a broader sense as it is interpreted today, and simply indicated a "host institution" for the less fortunate.
  2. 3 July, 07:17
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    It was used for B - A public shelter
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