Describing art. Architecture. Notre Dame de Paris


Sample Task
Level:  lower intermediate or higher
Video length: 10 minutes
Source: World Site  Guides
Obtained from Youtube

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The narrator of this video tells us  about the architecture and history of Notre Dame  de Paris.
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