This teaching material explores the Sydney Opera House, a world-famous landmark and symbol of Australia. Students learn about its architecture, design, and history, including how Danish architect Jørn Utzon created its sail-like roof and why it became a UNESCO World Heritage Site. The text highlights the Opera House as a center for music, theater, opera, ballet, and dance, as well as a major tourist attraction in Sydney Harbour. With cultural significance, modern architecture, and engineering achievements, it represents both art and national identity. The material includes 4 information pages with comprehension tasks, true or false exercises, a term definition, and complete solutions. Suitable for middle school and high school English learners.
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