Lower Intermediate U 11-12 by missbartz | Sep 25, 2020 Welcome to your Lower Intermediate U 11-12 Name Email Listen to the conversations. Check the correct answers. The Great Wall of China is made completely of dirt and stones. was built by wheelbarrows. is too long to walk. Great Zimbabwe is on the border of Zimbabwe and Zambia. the largest monument in southern Africa. a modern city with 20,000 people. Easter Island is close to Chile and Tahiti. has some large statues. has an unusual sculpture museum. The city where the woman lived is located in the mountains. is known in English as the Sun City. is over 6,000 years old. Rewrite the sentences as passive sentences with by.Example: Taylor Swift recorded the song “Bad Blood.” The song "Bad Blood" was recorded by Taylor Swift. Michael Bay directed the Transformers movies. Jack Dorsey developed Twitter. Suzanne Collins wrote The Hunger Games novels. Gustave Eiffel designed the Eiffel Tower in Paris. Complete the sentences. Use the passive form of the verbs. English (speak) in Australia and New Zealand. Japanese and Korean (teach) at this school. Cattle (raised) in many South American countries. Choose the correct word. One of the crops grown in China is cattle wheat shrimp are manufactured in California. Microchips Goats Oysters I thought I had lost my cell phone, but, ________________, I found it in my coat pocket. coincidentally sadly fortunately I was looking for a job when, ___________________, I won the lottery and went on vacation instead. unfortunately miraculously strangely Complete the conversation. Use the present perfect continuous of the verbs. a: Hi, Jenny! I haven’t seen you since last summer. you (work) long hours? b: Yes, I have. to work every day, and sometimes on weekends, too. a: And at night?b: Oh, my new dog me awake all night! Read the article. Then check the correct answers.Renzo Piano was born in Genoa, Italy, in 1937.Renzo was born into a family of builders, includinghis grandfather, father, several uncles, and hisbrother. He graduated from Milan PolytechnicArchitecture School in 1964, and then he taughtarchitecture there. In 1969, he was awarded his firstimportant project. He designed the Italian IndustryPavilion for Expo ‘70 in Osaka, Japan. An Englisharchitect named Richard Rogers saw the pavilion andliked Renzo’s work. Richard suggested that they worktogether and enter an international competition tocreate a design for the Georges Pompidou Center inParis. They won the competition.Since then, Renzo Piano has designed many world-famousbuildings and landmarks. In 1982, hewas chosen by an art collector to design the MenilCollection in Houston, Texas. Not only is this museumlarge enough to hold more than 10,000 works ofprimitive and modern art, it was also designed to bea center for music, literature, theatre, and culturaleducational activities. In 1984, he was commissionedto design an airport in Osaka, Japan. Because there isvery little open space available in Osaka, an artificialisland was built in the bay to hold the airport.Kansai International Airport Terminal is the largestbuilding Piano has ever designed. It can handle up to100,000 passengers a day. Renzo Piano studied architecture in Osaka, Japan. Paris, France. Milan, Italy. In 1969, Renzo Piano graduated from Milan Polytechnic Architecture School. designed an airport. designed a pavilion. Renzo Piano was asked to design a building by an English teacher. an American art collector. a Japanese pilot. Renzo Piano’s largest building is a large museum. a French building. an airport. Time's up
