Linking East and West

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Linking East and WestVersión en línea Linking East and West por Alma 1 The Chang’an – Tian-Shan Corridor was shorter than 3,000 kilometres. Yes No 2 This corridor was officially recognized by UNESCO in the 21st century. Yes No 3 The route started in a city that used to be the capital of the Han Dynasty. Yes No 4 The Silk Road corridor passed directly through the center of the Taklamakan Desert. Yes No 5 The highest mountains on the route were less than 5,000 metres tall. Yes No 6 The route ended in Almaty and did not continue further. Yes No 7 Trade along the corridor was limited only to luxury goods like silk and spices. Yes No 8 Western merchants traded silver and wool for goods from the East. Yes No 9 Globalisation began only after the invention of the Internet and airplanes. Yes No 10 The Chang’an – Tian-Shan Corridor played a key role in connecting Eastern and Western civilizations. Yes No

Linking East and WestVersión en línea

Linking East and West

por Alma

The Chang’an – Tian-Shan Corridor was shorter than 3,000 kilometres.

Yes

This corridor was officially recognized by UNESCO in the 21st century.

Yes

The route started in a city that used to be the capital of the Han Dynasty.

Yes

The Silk Road corridor passed directly through the center of the Taklamakan Desert.

Yes

The highest mountains on the route were less than 5,000 metres tall.

Yes

The route ended in Almaty and did not continue further.

Yes

Trade along the corridor was limited only to luxury goods like silk and spices.

Yes

Western merchants traded silver and wool for goods from the East.

Yes

Globalisation began only after the invention of the Internet and airplanes.

Yes

The Chang’an – Tian-Shan Corridor played a key role in connecting Eastern and Western civilizations.

Yes

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Grammys a mejor canción/grabación

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OPEN UP 5 UNIT 3: THERE IS/ARE, THERE WAS, THERE WERE

Sí o No

¿Es verdad?

Linking East and WestVersión en línea

por Alma

The Chang’an – Tian-Shan Corridor was shorter than 3,000 kilometres.

This corridor was officially recognized by UNESCO in the 21st century.

The route started in a city that used to be the capital of the Han Dynasty.

The Silk Road corridor passed directly through the center of the Taklamakan Desert.

The highest mountains on the route were less than 5,000 metres tall.

The route ended in Almaty and did not continue further.

Trade along the corridor was limited only to luxury goods like silk and spices.

Western merchants traded silver and wool for goods from the East.

Globalisation began only after the invention of the Internet and airplanes.

The Chang’an – Tian-Shan Corridor played a key role in connecting Eastern and Western civilizations.

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