Question 1 - 4
Choose the correct answer.
1.
Why did buildings made of plastic fail to please the public in the 1960s?
People didn't think they were good for the environment.
People didn't want to live in them.
People didn't find them visually appealing.
2.
In the 1960s and 1970s, engineers were unable to overcome the problem of
damage caused in the production process.
the effects of light and water.
the potential danger of wind.
3.
Luke and Millie agree to try to get more information about present-day plastics from
journals.
a PhD student.
websites.
4.
What do Luke and Millie agree about the article by Peterson?
It provided useful examples.
It was easy to understand.
It was a good introduction to the topic.
Question 5 - 10
What description applies to each of the following structures? Choose SIX correct answers from the box, A-G.
5.
The 'house of the future' (1957)
Drop or Select your answer
6.
The 'wonderhouse' (1964)
Drop or Select your answer
7.
Spaceship houses (1968-78)
Drop or Select your answer
8.
Foam houses (1979-83)
Drop or Select your answer
9.
Plastic exhibition hall
Drop or Select your answer
10.
New Zealand house
Drop or Select your answer
Kéo option vào câu hỏi
7 OPTIONS
easy to transport
not much room inside
made from recycled materials
designed to promote technology
never actually built
easy to keep clean
very strong construction
. . .
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