foundation 101 structure of buildings ppt5

What do roads link according to the transport infrastructure passage?

• Roads link local and national locations, towns, cities, airports, docks etc.

• Roads only link rural villages.

• Roads connect only airports to docks.

• Roads are used exclusively for pedestrian traffic.

According to the passage, what do rail links connect?

• Rail links major towns and cities to docks and airports.

• Rail links farms to factories and warehouses.

• Rail links schools to libraries and museums.

• Rail links parks to shopping centers and stadiums.

According to the passage, what do airports link?

• Airports link regional and international destinations, carrying people and goods.

• Airports link only local bus stations.

• Airports link only shopping malls.

• Airports link only schools.

According to the passage, what were canals traditionally used for before the railways were built?

• Canals were traditionally used to transport goods before the railways were built.

• Canals were traditionally used for recreational boating before the railways were built.

• Canals were traditionally used as sources of drinking water before the railways were built.

• Canals were traditionally used for irrigation of farmland before the railways were built.

Which of the following is NOT a type of transport infrastructure mentioned in the passage?

• A) Roads

• B) Rail

• C) Air

• D) Spacecraft

What is a Motorway in the UK?

• A network of major roads, normally three lanes wide, connecting all parts of the UK and avoiding built-up areas.

• Major roads between towns and cities that can be both single and dual carriageways.

• A small road in a built-up area.

• A road only for bicycles.

How many miles of A roads are there in the UK? Fill in the blank: There are over ______ miles of A roads in the UK.

• 28,000

• 15,000

• 40,000

• 10,000

What are B and unclassified roads?

• Major roads connecting large cities

• Minor roads often serving smaller towns and villages, ranging in size from dual carriageways to single lane with passing points

• Motorways with multiple lanes

• Roads only for cyclists

What is a cycle path in the UK?

• A path only for cars

• A UK-wide network of paths and routes for walking and cycling, which can run alongside an A/B road or be a separate path

• A motorway

• A footpath only for pedestrians

The image shows people using a cycle path.

• True

• False