United KingdomHistory 94 · History
Which engineer designed the Great Western Railway and the Clifton Suspension Bridge in Bristol?
- aIsambard Kingdom Brunel, the Victorian engineerCorrect answer
- bHenry Bessemer, the inventor of steel-making
- cThomas Telford, the engineer of roads and canals
- dRichard Arkwright, the cotton mill owner
Why?
Brunel was a famous Victorian engineer who designed railways, bridges, tunnels and large steamships. Thomas Telford was also an engineer, but he did not design these two.
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