1. A Brief Introduction to World Heritage Sites in Passive Voice
File Three— Application / Production

2. Content Part I— Part II— Part III—
Application of Passive Voice with 10 World Heritage Sites
Photos of the World Heritage Sites
Maps of the Countries with the World Heritage Sites
Important Facts Written in Passive Voice
Part II—
Integration of Knowledge from Different Categories by Sorting Out
Part III—
A variety of Tastes in the Same Class
A Survey Linked to Microsoft Excel

3. Part I— Application of Passive Voice with 10 World Heritage Sites
The Great Pyramid in Giza, Egypt
The Stonehenge near London, England
The Parthenon Temple in Athens, Greece
The Great Wall near Beijing, China
The Colosseum in Rome, Italy
The Easter Island of Chile
The Leaning Tower of Pisa, Italy
The Angkor Wat in Cambodia
The Inca- Machu Picchu
The Taj Mahal in Agra, India

4. The Great Pyramid in Giza, Egypt

5. The Great Pyramid in Giza, Egypt
The World Heritage Sites

6. The Great Pyramid

7. The Great Pyramid
The World Heritage Sites

8. The Great Pyramid

9. The Great Pyramid
The Great Pyramid is located in Giza, Egypt, North Africa.
It was built around 3,000 B.C.
It was made of 300,000 rocks.
It might be completed by 100,000 workers.
The Great Pyramid was built for the kings to start a new trip into another life.
So far, it has been visited by millions of tourists from countries around the world.

10. The Stonehenge near London, England

11. The Stonehenge near London, England
The World Heritage Sites

12. The Stonehenge near London, England
The Stonehenge is located near London, England, West Europe.
The question of who built the Stonehenge might be unanswered forever.
Most people believe that the Stonehenge was begun around 3,000 B.C.
The Stonehenge has been called Britain’s greatest national icon.
So far, it has been visited by thousands of tourists from countries around the world.

13. The Parthenon Temple in Athens, Greece

14. The Parthenon Temple in Athens, Greece

15. The Parthenon Temple in Athens, Greece
The Parthenon Temple is located in Athens, Greece, South Europe.
It was built from 447 to 432 B.C.
It was made of white marbles, with 17 columns along each of its sides and 8 columns on each end.
But most of its columns were broken because of long history.
The Parthenon Temple is known for the ideals of order and harmony.
So far, it has been visited by millions of tourists from countries around the world.

16. The Great Wall near Beijing, China

17. The Great Wall near Beijing, China

18. The Great Wall near Beijing, China
The Great Wall is located near Beijing, China, East Asia.
It might be started more than 2500 years ago in several sections.
It was linked in Qin Dynasty ( BC).
The Great Wall was built to protect the country and people from enemy’s attack in the north.
In the past, it was once seen by American astronauts from the spaceship in the space.
So far, it has been visited by millions of visitors from countries around the world.

19. The Colosseum in Rome, Italy

20. The Colosseum in Rome, Italy

21. The Colosseum in Rome, Italy
It is located in Rome, Italy, South Europe.
It was started by an Roman emperor between 70 and 76 A.D., and completed by his son in 80 A.D.
It was built for people rather than for the emperor himself.
The bloody fights between gladiators and beasts were held in the Colosseum.
The Colosseum was made of bricks inside.
So far, it has been visited by millions of tourists because it is easy to get there.

22. The Easter Island of Chile

23. The Easter Island of Chile

24. The Easter Island of Chile

25. The Easter Island of Chile

26. The Easter Island of Chile

27. The Easter Island of Chile
The Easter Island is located in the South Pacific Ocean near Chile.
It was discovered by Polynesians around 400 A.D.
It is best known for the Moai Statues on the coast.
887 huge stone heads were built here.
The questions of who these heads were, how and why they were built here might not be answered forever.
Since 1995, the Easter Island has been added to UNESCO's World Heritage List but hasn’t been visited by many tourists because it’s too remote.

28. The Leaning Tower of Pisa, Italy

29. The Leaning Tower of Pisa, Italy

30. The Leaning Tower of Pisa, Italy
The Leaning Tower is located in Pisa, Italy, South Europe.
It was started in 1173 A.D. and completed in 1372 A.D.
It was made of fine marbles.
The Leaning Tower was built as a bell tower for the church.
It has been leaning since it was started first.
So far, it has been visited by millions of tourists from countries around the world.

31. The Angkor Wat in Cambodia

32. The Angkor Wat in Cambodia

33. The Angkor Wat in Cambodia
The Angkor Wat is located in a jungle in Cambodia, South-eastern Asia.
It was made of red stones more than 800 years ago.
More than 100 temples were built here.
The question of who built them can not be answered.
The Angkor Wat was discovered by a French man in 1860.
So far, it has been visited by millions of tourists from countries around the world.

34. The Inca- Machu Picchu

35. The Inca- Machu Picchu

36. The Inca- Machu Picchu
The Inca Empire was located in Central & South America between 1200 and 1535 A.D.
It was ended in 1535 by Spanish.
The ruins of Inca city Machu Picchu can be found on highlands of the Andes Mountains.
Their leaders and common people were placed in different levels of the city.
The Inca homes were made of stones.
So far, it has been visited by very few tourists because it is too hard to get there.

37. The Taj Mahal in Agra, India

38. The Taj Mahal in Agra, India

39. The Taj Mahal in Agra, India

40. The Taj Mahal in Agra, India
The Taj Mahal is located in Agra, India, South Asia.
It was started in 1630 A.D. and completed in 1648 A.D.
It was made of fine marbles.
The Taj Mahal was a tomb which was built by a king for his beloved queen.
So far, it has been visited by thousands of tourists from countries around the world each year.
It would be listed on my travel list in the future.

41. Time for Group Work Cooperation Makes Us All Become Champion
We Are Winners
Two Heads Are Better Than One

42. Part II— Integration of Knowledge from Different Categories by Sorting Out
Geographical Regions
Historical Timeline
Building Types
Materials Used
Methods Applied
Purposes
Travel Priority

43. Sorting Out the World Heritages
Where is it / are they located?
When was it / were they built?
What was it / were they?
With what material was it / were they made of?
How was it / were they built?
Why was it / were they built?

44. Sorting Out the World Heritages ––Geographical Regions
The Great Wall
The Angkor Wat
The Taj Mahal
The Parthenon Temple
The Leaning Tower
The Colosseum
The Stonehenge
Asia
Europe
America
The Inca
The Easter Island
Oceania
Africa
The Great Pyramid

45. Sorting Out the World Heritages ––Historical Timeline
B.C
1000 A.D
2000 A.D.
The Great Pyramid
The Stonehenge
The Parthenon Temple
The Great Wall
The year Jesus was born. The first Christmas.
The Colosseum in Rome
The Easter Island (discovered)
The Leaning Tower of Pisa
The Angkor Wat
The Inca- Machu Picchu
The Taj Mahal
Industrial Revolution,1750

46. Industrial Revolution
500BC AD AD AD
Jesus was born.
Before Industrial Revolution: Objects were made by hand piece by piece.
After Industrial Revolution: Objects were made with machines in a large amount at a time.

47. Sorting Out the World Heritages ––Building Types
The Great Pyramid
The Taj Mahal
Tomb
Temple/ Church
Stronghold
Neighborhood
Theater
Statue
Unknown
The Angkor Wat
The Leaning Tower
The Inca-Machu Picchu
The Colosseum
The Easter Island
The Stonehenge
The Great Wall

48. Sorting Out the World Heritages ––Materials Used
The Great Pyramid/ The Great Wall
The Easter Island/ The Stonehenge/ The Inca MachuPichu
Stones / Rocks
Marbles
Bricks
Wood
Mud/ Dirt
The Parthenon Temple
The Leaning Tower
The Taj Mahal
The Colosseum
None
None

49. Sorting Out the World Heritages ––Methods Applied
By hand
With modern machines (Industrial Revolution in England in 1750 A.D.)
All of them.
None.

50. Sorting Out the World Heritages --Purposes
Unknown
Entertainment
Memorial
Ruling
Defense
Religion
The Stonehenge/ The Easter Island
The Colosseum
The Great Pyramid/ The Taj Mahl
The Inca Machu Pichu
The Great Wall
The Leaning Tower/ The Angkor Wat
The Parthenon Temple

51. Part III—Survey A Variety of Tastes in the Same Class
Travel Priority
A Survey Linked to Microsoft Excel
Travel Priority in Bar Graph
Travel Priority in Pie Chart
My Travel Project

52. Sorting Out the World Heritages ––Travel Priority
The Great Pyramid in Giza, Egypt —( ) persons
The Stonehenge near London, England —( ) persons
The Parthenon Temple in Athens, Greece —( ) persons
The Great Wall near Beijing, China —( ) persons
The Colosseum in Rome, Italy —( ) persons
The Easter Island of Chile —( ) persons
The Leaning Tower of Pisa, Italy —( ) persons
The Angkor Wat in Cambodia —( ) persons
The Inca- Machu Picchu —( ) persons
The Taj Mahal in Agra, India —( ) persons

53. Sorting Out the World Heritages ––Travel Priority in Bar Graph

54. Sorting Out the World Heritages ––Travel Priority in Pie Chart

55. My Travel Project Days Budget (US/NT dollars) Airlines City, Country
Travel Spot (Destination)
Transportation: plane, train, bus, car, camel, tram, taxi, gondola, llama, on foot.
Accommodation: hotel, motel, hostel, inn, home stay, B&B)

56. UNESCO World Heritage Centre - The List
Source (I)
UNESCO World Heritage Centre - The List
Memphis and its Necropolis - the Pyramid Fields from Giza to Dahshur (1979)
Stonehenge, Avebury and Associated Sites (1986)
(The Parthenon Temple) Acropolis, Athens(1987)
The Great Wall - UNESCO World Heritage Centre (1987)
(The Colosseum ) Historic Centre of Rome, (1980)
(Easter Island) Rapa Nui National Park (1995)
(The Leaning Tower) Piazza del Duomo, Pisa (1987)
Angkor - UNESCO World Heritage Centre (1992)
Historic Sanctuary of Machu Picchu - UNESCO World Heritage Centre (1983)
Taj Mahal - UNESCO World Heritage Centre (1983)

57. Source (II-1) The Great Pyramid in Giza, Egypt
The Seven Wonders: The Great Pyramid of Giza
The Stonehenge near London, England
1. Stonehenge - Information and pictures on Stonehenge from the official website of English Heritage
2. Stonehenge.co.uk - Your guide to Stonehenge
The Parthenon Temple in Athens, Greece
1. MSN Encarta - Parthenon
2. Acropolis, in Athens, Greece

58. Source (II-2) The Great Wall near Beijing, China
1. Forgotten Wonders: The Great Wall of China
The Colosseum in Rome, Italy
1. Forgotten Wonders: The Colosseum
2. The Colosseum.net : The resourceful site on the Colosseum
3. The Colosseum in Rome
The Easter Island near Chile
1.Easter Island Foundation and Easter Island Guidebook
2.Easter Island Home Page
3.Easter Island travel, South Pacific islands, by David Stanley

59. Source (II-3) The Leaning Tower of Pisa, Italy
1. The Leaning Tower of Pisa - official web site
2.The Unofficial English Language --LEANING TOWER of PISA WEBSITE
The Angkor Wat in Cambodia
1. Angkor Wat Information Pages
2. Forgotten Wonders: Angkor Wat
The Inca- Machu Picchu
1. Machu Picchu - tips and insights by a travel authority
2. The Machu Picchu Library
3. The Inca Trail and Machu Picchu

60. Source (II-4) The Taj Mahal in Agra, India
1.Treasures of the World - Taj Mahal
2.The Taj Mahal, India
Map Collection - World Sites Atlas
The World's Top 100 Wonders home page