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Antoni Gaudi's Work of Art
Anyone who has ever visited Barcelona has seen
the works of the city's most famous architect,
Antoni Gaudi. Gaudí was born in Reus, Spain,
in 1852, and studied architecture in Barcelona
between 1873 and 1878. He spent most of his life
there and designed many wonderful buildings like
the Casa Battló, the Casa Mila and Park Güell.
The Sagrada Familia however, is his most famous
work and has become a symbol of Barcelona. Gaudí
started this project in 1883 and spent the rest of
his life working on it. He wanted to build a very
impressive cathedral with 18 towers up to 170
metres high. When he died in 1926, only a small
part was ready. Work continued, but in 1936 a
bomb ruined Gaudí's study with all his notes and
designs.
In 1952, a team of architects decided to make
Gaudi's dream come true. They started work on the
Sagrada Familia again. They have already built the
facade and most of the towers. Four of the towers
are open to visitors and provide amazing views of
the city. However, work on the cathedral hasn't
finished yet and probably won't for quite some
time.
1. Who was Antoni Gaudí?
2. When did Gaudí begin building the Sagrada Familia?
3. How many towers did Gaudí want the cathedral to
have?
4. What happened to Gaudí's designs of the Sagrada
Familia?
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5. When did architects continue building the Sagrada Familla?
6. Which parts of the church can people visit now?
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Here are the answers based on the text:

1. Antoni Gaudí was a famous architect, known for his works in Barcelona.

2. Gaudí began building the Sagrada Familia in 1883.

3. Gaudí wanted the cathedral to have 18 towers up to 170 meters high.

4. Gaudí's designs of the Sagrada Familia were ruined in 1936 when a bomb destroyed his study with all his notes and designs.

5. Architects continued building the Sagrada Familia in 1952.

6. People can visit the facade and most of the towers, with four of the towers open to visitors, providing amazing views of the city.