A) Southern coast of Madeira B) Eastern coast of the Azores C) Western coast of Porto Santo D) Northern coast of Madeira
A) 1800 B) 500 C) 1000 D) 2500
A) The highest cliff skywalk in Europe B) The only skywalk made of wood C) The longest skywalk in the world D) The oldest skywalk in Portugal
A) October 2012 B) August 2003 C) May 2015 D) January 1974
A) Less than two kilometres B) More than ten kilometres C) Less than 500 metres D) Exactly five kilometres
A) 1000 to 1200 metres B) 800 to 950 metres C) 560 to 589 metres D) 400 to 450 metres
A) Atlantic platforms B) Nossa Senhora da Fátima C) Câmara de Lobos D) Fajãs de Cabo Girão
A) October 2012 B) August 2003 C) 1931 D) 1974
A) Santa Maria B) Nossa Senhora da Fátima C) Nossa Senhora da Paz D) São Pedro
A) 2003 B) 1974 C) 2012 D) 1931
A) To allow farmers to reach low-lying fields B) To transport tourists to the skywalk C) To rescue stranded hikers D) To carry construction materials for towers
A) A hotel B) A lighthouse C) A museum D) Communications towers
A) Polished stone B) Reinforced steel C) Transparent glass D) Clear plastic
A) Porto Moniz and Santana B) Quinta Grande and Câmara de Lobos C) Machico and Calheta D) Funchal and Santa Cruz
A) Circular B) Diamond-shaped C) Triangular D) Rectangular |