https://www.bbc.com/news/world-asia-china-59046480
Questions:
1. Shanghai Tower is one of the tallest buildings in the world. How many floors does it have?
2. Why has the local reporters questioned the need for low-density cities to build skyscrapers?
3. What did
the Ministry of Housing and Urban-Rural development and the Ministry of Emergency Management say in a statement?
4. If the population of a city is over 3 million, how tall buildings can be build?
5. On certain circumstances a city with a population over 3 milion can apply to build a scyscraper over 250 meters. What is the highest they can build it?
Vocabulary:
circumstances = olosuhteet
landmark = maamerkki
ban = kielto
announcement = ilmoitus
statement = lausunto
vanity = turhamaisuus
low-density = harvaanasuttu
Answers:
1. The Shanghai Tower has 128th floors.
2. They
suggest they were built for vanity and not practicality.
3.
They said that cities with populations of less than three million people will be restricted from building skyscrapers taller than 150 metres.
4.
Those with populations larger than that will be restricted from buildings taller than 250 metres.
5. They can not build it to be over 500 meters.