Read the text and match, There is one odd word.
1) This is the oldest building in London. It was founded by King William the Conqueror in the 11th century. During its long history it was a royal palace and a fortress, a prison and Jewel House. Today it is just a tourist attraction
2) This is certainly a charming street in Kyiv, old and picturesque, filled with galleries, cafes and museums, including the house of Mikhail Bulgakov. It also has its own museum, the quaintly named Museum of One Street. But the most attractive place in this street is St Andrew's Cathedral.
3) This monument of Kyiv architecture is a grey cement building. There are sculptures of real animals and imaginary monsters inside and outside the building. The office of the Administration of the President of Ukraine is situated right in the opposite building.
4) This is one of the most famous landmarks in the world. Its name is generally known to describe a clock tower. However, it is actually the main bell on the tower.
5) This is the world's highest observation wheel. It is also known as Millennium Wheel. It stands 135 metres high on the south bank of the River Thames between
1) This is the oldest building in London. It was founded by King William the Conqueror in the 11th century. During its long history it was a royal palace and a fortress, a prison and Jewel House. Today it is just a tourist attraction
2) This is certainly a charming street in Kyiv, old and picturesque, filled with galleries, cafes and museums, including the house of Mikhail Bulgakov. It also has its own museum, the quaintly named Museum of One Street. But the most attractive place in this street is St Andrew's Cathedral.
3) This monument of Kyiv architecture is a grey cement building. There are sculptures of real animals and imaginary monsters inside and outside the building. The office of the Administration of the President of Ukraine is situated right in the opposite building.
4) This is one of the most famous landmarks in the world. Its name is generally known to describe a clock tower. However, it is actually the main bell on the tower.
5) This is the world's highest observation wheel. It is also known as Millennium Wheel. It stands 135 metres high on the south bank of the River Thames between
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3) Cement
In the context of the other descriptions, which mention historical buildings, landmarks, and architectural features, the word "cement" stands out as it refers to a material used in construction rather than being a specific place or feature.
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Odd word:
The odd word in the given text is "Jewel House" in the first paragraph. The other descriptions are about buildings, streets, monuments, and landmarks, while "Jewel House" refers to a specific part of the Tower of London and is not a standalone location.