Industrial Revolution Cities Quiz Look at the infographic and answer the 10 questions below. Part 1: True or False (Questions 1-5) 1. Manchester was known as “Cottonopolis” because it produced a lot of fabric. True False 2. According to the image, the steam looms in Manchester only worked during the day. True False 3. Birmingham was famous for manufacturing engineering goods and metal items. True False 4. The Bank of England in London was responsible for funding factories and global trade. True False 5. The Thames Docks in London only received goods from local British towns. True False Part 2: Multiple Choice (Questions 6-10) 6. Which transportation system is explicitly shown in the Manchester section of the poster? A) The Manchester Ship Canal B) An underground subway system C) A commercial airport runway D) A horse-drawn carriage highway 7. What is Birmingham’s historical nickname mentioned at the top of its column? A) The Textile Powerhouse B) The Toy Shop of Europe & Engineering C) The Financial Heart of the Nation D) The Capital for the Empire 8. In the Birmingham panel, the worker says they forge machines and make things that the ________ needs. A) Monarchy B) Army C) Empire D) Farmers 9. Which major financial building is illustrated at the top of the London section? A) Arkwright’s Mill B) Birmingham Iron Works C) The Bank of England D) The Manchester Ship Canal 10. Look at the Thames Docks labels. Which global locations are written on the buildings? A) France, Spain, and Germany B) India, Africa, and China C) USA, Canada, and Mexico D) India and Africa Submit Start Again Your Performance Results Correct Answers (Aciertos): 0 / 10 Percentage (Porcentaje): 0% Final Grade (Nota Final): 1.0
