A) To bring transportation and prosperity to Jordan, Israel, and Palestine. B) To create a permanent border wall between Jordan and Israel. C) To establish a new naval base in the Red Sea. D) To transport water from the Red Sea to the Dead Sea.
A) October 24, 1974 B) December 30, 1977 C) June 17, 1975 D) January 1, 1974
A) Retired Servicemen's Engineering Agency (RSEA) B) Jordan Engineering Corps C) The International Road Federation D) Taiwanese Department of Transportation
A) 200 kilometres B) 187 kilometres C) 150 kilometres D) 116 kilometres
A) US$40 million B) US$14 million C) US$100 million D) US$7 million
A) 30 months B) 36 months C) 12 months D) 18 months
A) Lin Chi-Ko B) Lo Chien-Ning C) Ahmad Shobaki D) Yen Hsiao-chang
A) The Desert Link B) Road to friendship C) The Red Sea Connector D) The Jordan Transit Way
A) 1,000,000 cubic metres B) 800,000 cubic metres C) 150,000 cubic metres D) 600,000 cubic metres
A) Lin Chi-Ko B) Yen Hsiao-chang C) Lo Chien-Ning D) Ahmad Shobaki
A) 74 B) 50 C) 150 D) 200
A) Jordan, Egypt, Palestine, Syria, and Yemen B) Saudi Arabia, Iraq, and Turkey C) Taiwan, China, and Japan D) Israel, Lebanon, and Cyprus
A) Temperatures over 40 °C B) Snow storms in the desert C) High mountain altitudes D) Frequent monsoon rain
A) Disputes over water rights B) A demand for custom duties C) Lack of building materials D) A border fence blocking the route alignment
A) 100 kilometres B) 57 kilometres C) 25 kilometres D) 66 kilometres
A) Underground springs B) Land mines C) Ancient archaeological sites D) Unstable rock formations
A) Jordan signed a new treaty with Taiwan. B) The project was officially completed. C) The highway was opened to the public. D) A mine explosion killed four members of the surveying team.
A) A bridge crossing the Dead Sea. B) A commemorative plaque at the border fence. C) The headquarters of the RSEA in Jordan. D) A landmark built as a present from Taiwan to Jordan.
A) 1977 B) 1980 C) 1974 D) 1975
A) Jordan signed a new engineering contract with the US. B) Jordan switched recognition from Taiwan to the PRC. C) Jordan joined the United Nations. D) Jordan cut all ties with Israel.
A) 1981 B) 2005 C) 1978 D) 1979
A) 1979 B) 1978 C) 1981 D) 2013
A) Palestinian planners B) Jordanian ministers C) Theodor Herzl D) British officers
A) 1979 B) August 2013 C) December 9, 2013 D) May 9, 2005
A) Ghassan al-Khatib B) Binyamin Ben-Eliezer C) Raed Abu Soud D) Theodor Herzl
A) Suweima-Zara Highway B) Safi-Mazra'a Highway C) King's Highway D) Highway 65
A) Jordanian government B) British government C) Palestinian Authority D) Israeli government
A) M&K Construction Company B) Safi-Mazra'a construction C) Hyundai Engineering & Construction D) British construction |