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    The Ultimate London Travel Guide (Crunch Travel) : Watch This Great Report From Crunch TV and Mark The Answers!

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    The video provides an overview of top attractions in London. It mentions that over 8.5 million people live in London and that the best way to get around is using the Underground, specifically an Oyster card. Popular areas mentioned include Oxford Street, Regent Street, Camden Market which sees 50,000 visitors on weekends, and nightlife districts like Shoreditch, Covent Garden and Brixton. It highlights free museums like the British Museum and attractions like the London Eye, Shard and walks along the Thames. In conclusion, it outlines iconic landmarks like Buckingham Palace, Big Ben, Tower Bridge and St. Paul's Cathedral.

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    The video provides an overview of top attractions in London. It mentions that over 8.5 million people live in London and that the best way to get around is using the Underground, specifically an Oyster card. Popular areas mentioned include Oxford Street, Regent Street, Camden Market which sees 50,000 visitors on weekends, and nightlife districts like Shoreditch, Covent Garden and Brixton. It highlights free museums like the British Museum and attractions like the London Eye, Shard and walks along the Thames. In conclusion, it outlines iconic landmarks like Buckingham Palace, Big Ben, Tower Bridge and St. Paul's Cathedral.

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    The video provides an overview of top attractions in London. It mentions that over 8.5 million people live in London and that the best way to get around is using the Underground, specifically an Oyster card. Popular areas mentioned include Oxford Street, Regent Street, Camden Market which sees 50,000 visitors on weekends, and nightlife districts like Shoreditch, Covent Garden and Brixton. It highlights free museums like the British Museum and attractions like the London Eye, Shard and walks along the Thames. In conclusion, it outlines iconic landmarks like Buckingham Palace, Big Ben, Tower Bridge and St. Paul's Cathedral.

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    The video provides an overview of top attractions in London. It mentions that over 8.5 million people live in London and that the best way to get around is using the Underground, specifically an Oyster card. Popular areas mentioned include Oxford Street, Regent Street, Camden Market which sees 50,000 visitors on weekends, and nightlife districts like Shoreditch, Covent Garden and Brixton. It highlights free museums like the British Museum and attractions like the London Eye, Shard and walks along the Thames. In conclusion, it outlines iconic landmarks like Buckingham Palace, Big Ben, Tower Bridge and St. Paul's Cathedral.

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    The Ultimate London Travel Guide (Crunch Travel)

    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Sq9rjbouBlY

    Watch this great report from Crunch TV and mark the answers!

    1. How many people live in London?


    A. 4 million C. 8.5 million
    B. 6.3 million D. 10 million

    2. The Underground (or the Tube) is the best way to get around London. What is
    the traveller’s card called that people can use on the Underground?
    A. the Lobster Card C. the Travel Card
    B. the Oyster Card D. the Tube Card

    3. Mark the other means of transportation around London you see in the clip.
    bikes – boats – busses – trains – taxis – helicopters – motorbikes

    4. What do the Londoners call the special bikes that you can rent to ride around
    the city?
    A. London bikes C. City bikes
    B. Queen’s bikes D. Boris’ bikes

    5. How much does it cost to hire such a bike for one day?
    A. £ 2.00 C. £ 8.00
    B. £ 4.00 D. £ 10.00

    6. Combine the shopping areas with what you find there.


    A. Oxford Street 1. a shopping mall
    B. Selfridges (in Oxford Street) 2. a toy store (the largest in Europe)
    C. Regent Street 3. cheap fashion and souvenir shops
    D. Hamleys (in Regent Street) 4. more expensive fashion boutiques
    E. Westfield 5. gift shops and stalls
    F. Camden Market 6. a department store
    7. How many people visit Camden Market on a “normal” week-end?
    A. 10,000 C. 50,000
    B. 20,000 D. 100,000

    8. Mark the nightlife areas that are mentioned in the clip.


    Camden – Chelsea – Covent Garden – Shoreditch – Leicester Square
    Brixton – Trafalgar Square – Piccadilly Circus – Watford

    9. Mark the free museums and galleries that are mentioned in the clip.
    British Museum – Imperial War Museum – National Gallery – Tate Modern
    National History Museum – Science Museum – London Transport Museum

    10. Which area is famous for its street art?


    A. Brick Lane C. Covent Garden
    B. Camden Lock D. Kensington

    11. You can see an aerial view of London from the London Eye or the Emirates
    Cable Car, but also from St Paul’s Cathedral. How high is it?
    A. 245 ft C. 365 ft
    B. 325 ft D. 415 ft

    12. The Shard is the tallest building in Europe. How tall does it stand?
    A. 310 m C. 360 m
    B. 340 m D. 380 m

    13. Mark the London parks that are mentioned in the clip.
    Green Park – Hyde Park – Primrose Hill – Hampstead Heath – Regent’s Park

    14. Why is a walk along the Thames Path so great?


    A. Because of the natural surroundings C. Because of the buildings
    B. Because of the atmosphere D. Because of the market stalls

    15. Mark the iconic buildings that are mentioned at the end of the clip.
    Buckingham Palace – Shard – Houses of Parliament – Tower
    Big Ben – Tower Bridge – London Eye – St Paul’s Cathedral

    Provided by M. Lecluyze, teacher @ Heilig-Hartcollege – Waregem (Belgium)

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