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The Architect Who Changed a City. Reading comprehensionVersión en línea Read the text and choose Yes or No por Anna Danieluk 1 Zaha Hadid was the first woman to win a major architecture award. Yes No 2 She was born in Iran. Yes No 3 The Pritzker Architecture Prize is similar in prestige to the Nobel Prize. Yes No 4 Her buildings were always very traditional in style. Yes No 5 The Heydar Aliyev Center is known for its straight, rigid lines. Yes No 6 Her designs were influenced by her desire to express movement and emotion. Yes No 7 Zaha Hadid believed architects should stick to conventional methods. Yes No 8 Some people doubted the practicality of her buildings Yes No 9 She only worked on small-scale projects Yes No 10 Her work was appreciated mostly in her home country. Yes No 11 The word “fluid” in the text refers to shapes that are smooth and flowing. Yes No 12 Her legacy continues to influence architects today. Yes No

The Architect Who Changed a City. Reading comprehensionVersión en línea

Read the text and choose Yes or No

por Anna Danieluk

Zaha Hadid was the first woman to win a major architecture award.

Yes

She was born in Iran.

Yes

The Pritzker Architecture Prize is similar in prestige to the Nobel Prize.

Yes

Her buildings were always very traditional in style.

Yes

The Heydar Aliyev Center is known for its straight, rigid lines.

Yes

Her designs were influenced by her desire to express movement and emotion.

Yes

Zaha Hadid believed architects should stick to conventional methods.

Yes

Some people doubted the practicality of her buildings

Yes

She only worked on small-scale projects

Yes

Her work was appreciated mostly in her home country.

Yes

The word “fluid” in the text refers to shapes that are smooth and flowing.

Yes

Her legacy continues to influence architects today.

Yes

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The Architect Who Changed a City. Reading comprehensionVersión en línea

por Anna Danieluk

Zaha Hadid was the first woman to win a major architecture award.

She was born in Iran.

The Pritzker Architecture Prize is similar in prestige to the Nobel Prize.

Her buildings were always very traditional in style.

The Heydar Aliyev Center is known for its straight, rigid lines.

Her designs were influenced by her desire to express movement and emotion.

Zaha Hadid believed architects should stick to conventional methods.

Some people doubted the practicality of her buildings

She only worked on small-scale projects

Her work was appreciated mostly in her home country.

The word “fluid” in the text refers to shapes that are smooth and flowing.

Her legacy continues to influence architects today.

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