Interchange 2 Unit 12

Complete the sentences. Use the simple past or past continuous of the verbs.

1. I _____________ (buy) my favorite jacket while I _____________ (travel) in France.

Complete the sentences. Use the simple past or past continuous of the verbs.

2. We _____________ (sleep), but the storm _____________ (wake) us up.

Complete the sentences. Use the simple past or past continuous of the verbs.

3. Ken _____________ (eat) dinner when his boss _____________ (call).

Complete the conversation. Use the present perfect continuous of the verbs. (Q4-Q6 is ONE conversation.)

A: Hi, Jenny! I haven’t seen you since last summer. _____________ you _____________ (work) long hours?

Complete the conversation. Use the present perfect continuous of the verbs. (Q4-Q6 is ONE conversation.)

B: Yes, I have. I _____________ (go) to work every day, and sometimes on weekends, too.

Complete the conversation. Use the present perfect continuous of the verbs. (Q4-Q6 is ONE conversation.)

A: And at night?

B: Oh, my new dog _____________ (keep) me awake all night!

Read the article. Then check (P) the correct answers. (Q7- Q10: Same Article)

Q: Renzo Piano studied architecture in_________.

Article______________________________________

Renzo Piano was born in Genoa, Italy, in 1937. Renzo was born into a family of builders, including his grandfather, father, several uncles, and his brother. He graduated from Milan Polytechnic Architecture School in 1964, and then he taught architecture there. He designed the Italian Industry Pavilion for Expo '70 in Osaka, Japan. An English architect named Richard Rogers saw the pavilion and likes Renzo's work. Richard suggested that they work together and enter an international competition to create a design for the Georges Pompidou Center in Paris. They won the competition.

Since then, Renzo Piano has designed many world-famous buildings and landmarks. In 1982, he was chosen by an art collector to design the Menil Collection in Houston, Texas. Not only is this museum large enough to hold more than 10,000 works of primitive and modern art, it was also designed to be a center for music, literature, theatre, and cultural educational activities. In 1984, he was commissioned to design an airport in Osaka, Japan. Because there is very little open space available in Osaka, an artificial island was built in the bay to hold the airport.

Kansai International Airport Terminal is the largest building Piano has ever designed. It can handle up to 100,000 passengers a day.

• Osaka, Japan.

• Paris, France.

• Milan, Italy.

Read the article. Then check (P) the correct answers. (Q7- Q10: Same Article)

Q: In 1969, Renzo Piano_________.

Article______________________________________

Renzo Piano was born in Genoa, Italy, in 1937. Renzo was born into a family of builders, including his grandfather, father, several uncles, and his brother. He graduated from Milan Polytechnic Architecture School in 1964, and then he taught architecture there. He designed the Italian Industry Pavilion for Expo '70 in Osaka, Japan. An English architect named Richard Rogers saw the pavilion and likes Renzo's work. Richard suggested that they work together and enter an international competition to create a design for the Georges Pompidou Center in Paris. They won the competition.

Since then, Renzo Piano has designed many world-famous buildings and landmarks. In 1982, he was chosen by an art collector to design the Menil Collection in Houston, Texas. Not only is this museum large enough to hold more than 10,000 works of primitive and modern art, it was also designed to be a center for music, literature, theatre, and cultural educational activities. In 1984, he was commissioned to design an airport in Osaka, Japan. Because there is very little open space available in Osaka, an artificial island was built in the bay to hold the airport.

Kansai International Airport Terminal is the largest building Piano has ever designed. It can handle up to 100,000 passengers a day.

• graduated from Milan Polytechnic Architecture School.

• designed an airport.

• designed a pavilion.

Read the article. Then check (P) the correct answers. (Q7- Q10: Same Article)

Q: Renzo Piano was asked to design a building by_________.

Article______________________________________

Renzo Piano was born in Genoa, Italy, in 1937. Renzo was born into a family of builders, including his grandfather, father, several uncles, and his brother. He graduated from Milan Polytechnic Architecture School in 1964, and then he taught architecture there. He designed the Italian Industry Pavilion for Expo '70 in Osaka, Japan. An English architect named Richard Rogers saw the pavilion and likes Renzo's work. Richard suggested that they work together and enter an international competition to create a design for the Georges Pompidou Center in Paris. They won the competition.

Since then, Renzo Piano has designed many world-famous buildings and landmarks. In 1982, he was chosen by an art collector to design the Menil Collection in Houston, Texas. Not only is this museum large enough to hold more than 10,000 works of primitive and modern art, it was also designed to be a center for music, literature, theatre, and cultural educational activities. In 1984, he was commissioned to design an airport in Osaka, Japan. Because there is very little open space available in Osaka, an artificial island was built in the bay to hold the airport.

Kansai International Airport Terminal is the largest building Piano has ever designed. It can handle up to 100,000 passengers a day.

• an English teacher.

• an American art collector.

• a Japanese pilot.

Read the article. Then check (P) the correct answers. (Q7- Q10: Same Article)

Q: Renzo Piano’s largest building is_________.

Article______________________________________

Renzo Piano was born in Genoa, Italy, in 1937. Renzo was born into a family of builders, including his grandfather, father, several uncles, and his brother. He graduated from Milan Polytechnic Architecture School in 1964, and then he taught architecture there. He designed the Italian Industry Pavilion for Expo '70 in Osaka, Japan. An English architect named Richard Rogers saw the pavilion and likes Renzo's work. Richard suggested that they work together and enter an international competition to create a design for the Georges Pompidou Center in Paris. They won the competition.

Since then, Renzo Piano has designed many world-famous buildings and landmarks. In 1982, he was chosen by an art collector to design the Menil Collection in Houston, Texas. Not only is this museum large enough to hold more than 10,000 works of primitive and modern art, it was also designed to be a center for music, literature, theatre, and cultural educational activities. In 1984, he was commissioned to design an airport in Osaka, Japan. Because there is very little open space available in Osaka, an artificial island was built in the bay to hold the airport.

Kansai International Airport Terminal is the largest building Piano has ever designed. It can handle up to 100,000 passengers a day.

• a large museum.

• a French building.

• an airport.