Match the names of bridges and the facts about them. Millau Viaduct Khaju Bridge Akashi Kaikyō Bridge Chengyang Bridge Ponte Vecchio Brooklyn Bridge Rialto Bridge Sydney Harbour Bridge Tower Bridge Golden Gate Bridge This French bridge is the tallest on the globe Built in the mid-1600s by Shah Abbas II, this gorgeous bridge that spans the Zayandeh River was also constructed to serve as a dam. One of the world’s longest suspension bridges as well as one of the tallest, this famous bridge reaches from the city of Kobe over the Akashi Strait to Iwaya. Completed in 1912 is perhaps the most impressive of the so-called “wind and rain” bridges created by a Chinese ethnic group known as the Dong. Consisting of several magnificent arches, since its construction it has had shops built along its length, where visitors can find businesses selling jewelry, souvenirs, and art. One of the most famous bridges in the world, this hybrid cable-stayed/suspension bridge spans some 1,600 feet and is now considered a National Historic Landmark. The oldest of four bridges that today traverse the Grand Canal of Venice, this stone bridge was completed in 1591. Opened in March of 1932, this steel through arch bridge is actually one of the longest and widest in the world, carrying pedestrians, cyclists, trains, and cars. Completed in 1894 after 8 years of construction, this combination of a bascule and suspension bridge spans the River Thames and is one of the most visited monuments in Europe. Opened in 1937, it crosses the Golden Gate strait and since completion, has appeared in dozens of songs, books, and television shows.
Задание

Match the names of bridges and the facts about them.

  • Объекты 1
    • Millau Viaduct
    • Khaju Bridge
    • Akashi Kaikyō Bridge
    • Chengyang Bridge
    • Ponte Vecchio
    • Brooklyn Bridge
    • Rialto Bridge
    • Sydney Harbour Bridge
    • Tower Bridge
    • Golden Gate Bridge
  • Объекты 2
    • This French bridge is the tallest on the globe
    • Built in the mid-1600s by Shah Abbas II, this gorgeous bridge that spans the Zayandeh River was also constructed to serve as a dam.
    • One of the world’s longest suspension bridges as well as one of the tallest, this famous bridge reaches from the city of Kobe over the Akashi Strait to Iwaya.
    • Completed in 1912 is perhaps the most impressive of the so-called “wind and rain” bridges created by a Chinese ethnic group known as the Dong.
    • Consisting of several magnificent arches, since its construction it has had shops built along its length, where visitors can find businesses selling jewelry, souvenirs, and art.
    • One of the most famous bridges in the world, this hybrid cable-stayed/suspension bridge spans some 1,600 feet and is now considered a National Historic Landmark.
    • The oldest of four bridges that today traverse the Grand Canal of Venice, this stone bridge was completed in 1591.
    • Opened in March of 1932, this steel through arch bridge is actually one of the longest and widest in the world, carrying pedestrians, cyclists, trains, and cars.
    • Completed in 1894 after 8 years of construction, this combination of a bascule and suspension bridge spans the River Thames and is one of the most visited monuments in Europe.
    • Opened in 1937, it crosses the Golden Gate strait and since completion, has appeared in dozens of songs, books, and television shows.