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The Architect Who Changed a City. Reading comprehension

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The Architect Who Changed a City. Reading comprehension
 

The Architect Who Changed a City. Reading comprehensionOnline version

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

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She was born in Iran.

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

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Her buildings were always very traditional in style.

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

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

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Zaha Hadid believed architects should stick to conventional methods.

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Some people doubted the practicality of her buildings

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She only worked on small-scale projects

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Her work was appreciated mostly in her home country.

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

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Her legacy continues to influence architects today.

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