To Shanee, Today's homework

How are you Sunnie?

It\'s a beautiful day here, I hope it\'s the same there.

Anyway, thank you so much for doing your homework.

I appreciate you sharing your opinions. Continue practicing your writing, okay?

See you tomorrow!

~Teacher Shanee^^,

\"As a result of tourism, many historical buildings and sites are being damaged beyond repair. What could be done to prevent this?\"
My answer>
Capping the number of visitors would be a solution.

>>> Correct!

And closing the place for a few months could be good for restoring. 

>>> Correct!
Take an example.

I\'ve been in Vatican last year with my family.

>>> Correct!

The instructor guided us to a small room in the cathedral.

>>> Correct!

It was \'Cappella Sistina\', the Sistina Chapel, very well known for the Sistina Chapel Ceiling. 

>>> Correct!
 By the way, the room was strictly controlled by some safety guards in Vatican.

>>> Correct!

They warned people not to speak loudly.

>>> Correct!

The place was supposed to be silent.

>>> Correct!

Maybe any sound or people\'s breath could damage the painting.

>>> Correct!

They also counted the number of people in the room.

>>> Correct!

They permitted next tourists to enter only after visitors finished their appreciation and left the room.

>>> They permitted other tourists to enter only after the ones inside were already done looking around and left the room.

It could appear little arrogant, but I think it is a proper way to protect its treasure which has been over a half century.

>>> It could be a little strict, but I think it is an effective way to protect its treasure which has been over a half millennium years old.