Задание №21420 ЕГЭ по Английскому языку

There are three colors you might see preceding each movie                          (TRAIL), red, yellow, and green. The                          (SPECIFY) regulations surrounding what can be shown in the preview for each of these rating cards are set by the MPAA, though the rules are not                          (PUBLIC) made available. Probably the most                          (COMMON) seen one is the green rating card. Before April of 2009, a green background meant that the preview was approved for all audiences. Since April of 2009, the MPAA now states that the green card is for “appropriate audiences”. This basically means it is appropriate for audiences in theaters, taking into account what movie the audience is about to watch. A yellow rating card indicates the preview is for age-appropriate Internet                          (VIEW). The red rating card indicates that content in the preview is only appropriate for mature audiences. These previews can only be shown in theaters where the movie about to be watched is R-rated, NC-17-rated, or unrated.