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I don't know ........ about the Roman culture, but I would like to learn about it
anything
I would like ............. to drink, I am thirsty
soemthing
Is there ...... interesting to see in Mexico? - Oh yes, there are many ancient museums and interesting places
anything
Emilio couldn't speak English when she was 3, .....?
could she?
Nico can't ride a bike, .....?
can he?
Silvia was 12 last year, ........?
wasn't she?
Yaxuan was born in Madrid, ........?
wasn't he?
Aitana and Vicotor are the tallest girls in the class, ......?
aren't they?
Maria was in this group last year, ........?
wasn't she?
Sara can draw very well, .....?
can't she?
Sari is the best behaved student in class, .....?
isn't he?
Nahia and Rubi can't speak French, .........?
can they?
This statue is not modern, it is ........
ancient
This boy is an ......., he wan't to find out more about ancient places
exlporer
this house is not straight, it is ..........
slanted
Why is it difficult to find out why the Inca people left Machu Picchu?
There are no records to tell us because the Inca people didn`t write
Where exactly is Machu Picchu?
In the Andes mountains, Peru
Were Inca cities safe to live in?
Yes, they were
What`s this? What does it do?
Fortress. It protects the city from the enemies
What`s this? What do you need to find there?
Maze. you need to find the exit.
What`s this? What does it carry to the cities and villages?
Aqueduct. It carries water.
What`s this? Who lived there?
a palace. Kings and queens lived there.
What is it? 
Ruins
What did explorers find at Machu Picchu?
They found palaces, fortresses and the remains of stone aqueducts
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