Giles Gilbert Scott vocabulary

Event to this day, the Amish reject​ (a)   and live without cars or electricity.

• modernity
• accommodation
• tomb
• chimney
• façade

Many students live in this neighborhood because there is a lot of cheap ​ (a)   to be found here.

• tomb
• chimney
• façade
• modernity
• accommodation

Although the building has been completely rebuilt on the inside, its old-fashioned (a)   has been preserved, so it looks just as it did when it was built.

• tomb
• chimney
• façade
• modernity
• accommodation

We can learn a lot about life in ancient Egypt from the ​ (a)   in which they buried their pharaohs.

• chimney
• modernity
• accommodation
• façade
• tombs

When people used to burn coal to heat their homes, they hired people to clean out their ​ (a)   regularly, in order to prevent house fires.

• modernity
• accommodation
• façade
• tombs
• chimneys

Diamonds aren't just used in jewelry; they also have ​ (a)   uses, such as for cutting very hard materials.

• industrial
• obfuscate
• commemorate
• column
• advocate

The government issued special notes to ​ (a)   the 20th anniversary of the King's Coronation.

• obfuscate
• commemorate
• column
• industrial
• advocate

These ​ (a)   are mostly decorative; they aren't actually supporting the weight of the building's roof.

• obfuscate
• industrial
• commemorate
• columns
• advocate

He got a new, bigger tattoo to ​ (a)   an older, uglier tattoo he had on his arm.

• obfuscate
• industrial
• commemorate
• columns
• advocate

Though historians ​ (a)   restoring the 92-year-old temple, it was demolished, instead.

• industrial
• commemorate
• columns
• obfuscate
• advocated