Which bridge designed by Zaha Hadid, inaugurated on 25 November 2010, connects the island of Abu Dhabi with the city's mainland?
Answer and explanation
Correct answer: B. Sheikh Zayed Bridge
- Step 1: The Sheikh Zayed Bridge was designed by Zaha Hadid, 'inaugurated on 25 November 2010', is 842 metres long, and connects the island of Abu Dhabi with the mainland; its main arch is 235 metres long. Answer: Sheikh Zayed Bridge. Why not the others: Al Maqta Bridge, Mussafah Bridge and Hodariyat Bridge don't fit.
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