Can You Name These Famous Buildings?

billyboy915, Good definition. I agree. The Eiffel Tower is no more a building than a bridge is. They are entirely different kinds of structures.

10/10. Very easy!

10/10 I'm not being clever, just observant ‼️

Leapy Lee, Although, to most, the difference would seem rather apparent, especially to someone of your estimable intelligence, but.since you asked, I'll explain the obvious. The main difference is that a tower, like the Eiffel Tower, is primarily a self-supporting structure without significant occupiable floor space, whereas a building, like the Empire State Building, is defined by its at least 50% of occupiable floor space and is designed for habitation or use. Towers are generally constructed to serve a singular purpose, such as observation or broadcasting, while buildings are multi-purpose structures that contain a large amount of habitable space. I hope that helps.

billyboy915, if the Eiffel Tower isn’t a building, define building and what is it?

The former Sears Tower is now the Willis Tower and the Eiffel Tower is not a building.

10/10 that was easy thanks for the answers!

10 / 10. All very easy! I have only been to 4 of them though!

Anyone playing this quiz should get them all right with those ridiculous options.

9/10 missed sears tower .

Audrey Lee, it was completed in 2010, so it has been around for quite a while.

9/10 I missed Burj Khalifa it was my first time seeing it. Amazing building!

Connie Andrusaitis, Reduce the font size in your settings. It's your own fault if the copy overlaps the image.

Fairly basic quiz.

10/10. Too easy!