The architecture behind the 9/11 Memorial Reflecting Pools

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Watch the video to learn how the Reflecting Pools were created and what they symbolize. Then answer the questions.

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The architecture behind the 9/11 Memorial Reflecting PoolsVersión en línea Watch the video to learn how the Reflecting Pools were created and what they symbolize. Then answer the questions. por Ruben 1 What is Ground Zero? a The place where the Twin Towers stood before the 9/11 attacks b The center of New York City’s financial district c The underground museum built after 2001 d The airport where the planes departed 2 The initial design for the memorial was inspired by a dream. a True b False c We don't know 3 Why was the first design for the memorial rejected? Select one or more answers a Because it didn’t honor the victims properly b Because it was too hard to build c Because it would cost too much d Because it was not safe 4 Why do you think the pool is called “Reflecting Absence”? a Because it marks the empty space where the towers once stood b Because the central void, with water flowing down, symbolizes the victims’ infinite loss. c Because visitors can see their reflection and think about what was lost d Because the water reflects the sky and surrounding buildings 5 What does the speaker mean by “the muted sounds of the waterfall make the site a contemplative sanctuary”? a The sound of flowing water calms the mind b The waterfall entertains visitors like a theme park ride c The muted sounds block out the busy city, allowing thoughtful reflection d The sound of the waterfall is too loud and keeps people up at night 6 Why do you think the architect made the names engraved on the memorial touchable? a To decorate the memorial with fingerprints b To let visitors play with the names c To make the memorial easier to clean and maintain d To allow visitors to physically connect with the victims 7 What does the speaker mean with "meaningful adjacencies"? a The names are arranged in alphabetical order b The names are arranged so that people with personal or family connections are next to each other c The names are placed randomly to fill space d The names are placed in the order in which the victims died 8 The architects arranged the names manually a True b False c d 9 When did the 9/11 Memorial open? a One year after the attacks b Five years after the attacks c Ten years after the attacks d Twenty years after the attacks

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The architecture behind the 9/11 Memorial Reflecting PoolsVersión en línea

por Ruben

What is Ground Zero?

The initial design for the memorial was inspired by a dream.

Why was the first design for the memorial rejected?

Select one or more answers

Why do you think the pool is called “Reflecting Absence”?

What does the speaker mean by “the muted sounds of the waterfall make the site a contemplative sanctuary”?

Why do you think the architect made the names engraved on the memorial touchable?

What does the speaker mean with "meaningful adjacencies"?

The architects arranged the names manually

When did the 9/11 Memorial open?