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Tacona Narrows Bridge False True

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Bibiana Andrea ARBOLEDA Guisao

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Tacona Narrows Bridge False TrueOnline version Tacona Narrows Bridge False True by Bibiana Andrea ARBOLEDA Guisao 1 The bridge’s collapse was caused by an earthquake Yes No 2 The Tacoma Narrows Bridge crossed the Mississippi River in Washington state Yes No 3 The swaying of the bridge was due to a phenomenon known as aerodynamic flutter Yes No 4 The bridge collapsed only four months after it opened. Yes No 5 The bridge had a slender, solid steel girder deck that made it more vulnerable to wind. Yes No 6 Engineers immediately understood why the bridge was moving so much. Yes No 7 People called the bridge “Galloping Gertie” because it swayed dramatically in the wind. Yes No 8 At the time of its construction, it was the world’s longest suspension bridge Yes No 9 The Tacoma Narrows Bridge was completed in July 1940 Yes No 10 Some people initially enjoyed the bridge’s motion and saw it as entertainment. Yes No

Tacona Narrows Bridge False TrueOnline version

Tacona Narrows Bridge False True

by Bibiana Andrea ARBOLEDA Guisao

The bridge’s collapse was caused by an earthquake

Yes

The Tacoma Narrows Bridge crossed the Mississippi River in Washington state

Yes

The swaying of the bridge was due to a phenomenon known as aerodynamic flutter

Yes

The bridge collapsed only four months after it opened.

Yes

The bridge had a slender, solid steel girder deck that made it more vulnerable to wind.

Yes

Engineers immediately understood why the bridge was moving so much.

Yes

People called the bridge “Galloping Gertie” because it swayed dramatically in the wind.

Yes

At the time of its construction, it was the world’s longest suspension bridge

Yes

The Tacoma Narrows Bridge was completed in July 1940

Yes

Some people initially enjoyed the bridge’s motion and saw it as entertainment.

Yes

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Tacona Narrows Bridge False TrueOnline version

by Bibiana Andrea ARBOLEDA Guisao

The bridge’s collapse was caused by an earthquake

The Tacoma Narrows Bridge crossed the Mississippi River in Washington state

The swaying of the bridge was due to a phenomenon known as aerodynamic flutter

The bridge collapsed only four months after it opened.

The bridge had a slender, solid steel girder deck that made it more vulnerable to wind.

Engineers immediately understood why the bridge was moving so much.

People called the bridge “Galloping Gertie” because it swayed dramatically in the wind.

At the time of its construction, it was the world’s longest suspension bridge

The Tacoma Narrows Bridge was completed in July 1940

Some people initially enjoyed the bridge’s motion and saw it as entertainment.

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