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Questions
a. Eiffel Tower
b. …………………………………
c. …………………………………
d. Height: …………………
a. …………………………………
b. Washington DC
c. …………………………………
d. …………………………………
a. …………………………………
b. …………………………………
c. China
d. Length: …………………
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d. Built 1858
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d. Built …………………
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d. Built …………………
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d. Built …………………
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d. Height: …………………
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Instructions:
· Work individually, in pairs or teams.
· Discuss the given landmarks and try to complete the missing
information.
· If you don’t know, guess.
· Prepare a short presentation or essay about one landmark.
What do you think is the most impressive landmark? Explain
why.
Name some other famous international landmarks. Work in a
group.
What are the most visible landmarks in your city and
country?
Do you think modern landmarks are important?
Explain why (or why not).
Have you ever visited a landmark or other interesting place?
Tell the class.
If you were asked to design a landmark for your town, what would
it be?
Are landmarks built to become tourist attractions or vice versa?
Give examples.
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