Tatiana read about the Palace of Fine Arts in a travel book.

A building with columns that create tall arches to hold up an elaborate roof. It's surrounded by trees and a water.

The Palace of Fine Arts is located in San Francisco, California. It was built in 1915 for the Panama-Pacific Exposition to display works of art. It was built around a small lagoon so that the water could reflect the beauty of the building. The Palace of Fine Arts was designed to look like a classical Greek structure. Today it is popular for weddings and is often featured in photographs.

Which new idea can Tatiana form after reading the text and looking at the photograph?

The Palace of Fine Arts has fallen into disrepair over the past century.
Classical Greek structures often have columns and curved archways.
"Lagoon" is another word for "mirror."
Weddings often take place at expositions.

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