Nowadays, the Taj Mahal ________ up to 8 million visitors every year, coming from all over the world. ( introduces, finds, attracts, produces )

Some people are joining ‘bartering’ communities, where they _______ goods, without using money. ( exchange, turn, deal, switch )

Many people ______ that the Taj Mahal, built in India in the 17th century. is one of the most magnificent buildings they've ever seen. ( advise, decide, suppose, agree )

Of course, people have swapped and shared things for centuries, but nowadays with the internet, the _______ to give and receive things without using money is no longer limited. ( occasion, opportunity, power, variety )

Do we really need money? Or could we organise our lives so that we can _____ using it? ( prevent, avoid, refuse, discount )

Not using money is no longer limited to your ______ area as it was in the past. ( common, local, neighbourhood, public )

Pollution in the environment, from vehicles in the area, are becoming a serious _______ for the building, so people are no longer permitted to drive close to it. ( trouble, issue, doubt, event )

The place was first built in the 13th century by the Moorish king, Mohammed l. The king paid special attention to the _______ of the palace. ( design, type, model, version )

Bookshops nowadays can be found in some ______ unusual places. ( defintely, absolutely, certainly, extremely )

There are even floating bookshops where you can ______ a boat so that you can go inside to look at the books. ( climb, attend, board, approach )

Other people must share my _______ as the Alhambra is the most visited historic monument in Spain. ( thought, hope, opinion, suggestion )

I ______ the Alhambra to be the most beautiful palace in the world. ( consider, feel, understand, accept )

Another alternative to bartering is to pay by using credit. For example, you would get different goods or services in return for the ones you ________. ( present, afford, provide, apply )