Sydney Harbour Bridge Trivia

The video tutorial introduces the Sydney Harbour Bridge, a famous Australian landmark located in Sydney, New South Wales. It covers the bridge's design and construction, led by engineer John Bradfield, and its historical significance. The bridge, known as the 'Coat Hanger' due to its arched design, was built between 1924 and 1932, with 1,400 men involved in its construction. It is the world's largest steel arch bridge, measuring 1,149 meters long and 134 meters tall. The video also describes various ways to experience the bridge, including walking, cycling, driving, and climbing, offering spectacular views of the city.

Where is the Sydney Harbour Bridge located?

• Western Australia

• Queensland

• Victoria

• New South Wales

What is the nickname given to the Sydney Harbour Bridge by the locals?

• The Arch

• The Coat Hanger

• The Sydney Connector

• The Steel Giant

Who was the engineer largely responsible for the design and construction of the Sydney Harbour Bridge?

• James Cook

• Robert Stevenson

• Jack Lang

• John Bradfield

In which year did the construction of the Sydney Harbour Bridge begin?

• 1924

• 1920

• 1928

• 1932

How many men were involved in the construction of the Sydney Harbour Bridge?

• 1,600

• 1,400

• 1,200

• 1,000

When was the Sydney Harbour Bridge officially opened?

• 15th August 1932

• 19th March 1932

• 1st January 1932

• 25th December 1932

What is the total length of the Sydney Harbour Bridge?

• 1,200 meters

• 1,149 meters

• 1,400 meters

• 1,300 meters

What is the height of the Sydney Harbour Bridge at its highest point?

• 154 meters

• 144 meters

• 134 meters

• 124 meters

Which of the following is NOT a way to travel across the Sydney Harbour Bridge?

• Driving

• Cycling

• Walking

• Flying

What is one of the most exciting ways to explore the Sydney Harbour Bridge?

• Taking a ferry

• Riding a bike

• Driving across

• Climbing it