Презентация, доклад на тему The London Eye

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1. The London Eye
2. London architects David Marks and Julia Barfield
3. The wheel is 135 meters high. It
4. The wheel has 32 glass capsules and
5. The London Eye is open from 10am-8pm
6. 1) When was the London Eye open?

London architects David Marks and Julia Barfield designed the London Eye to celebrate the Millennium. It took seven years and the skills of hundreds of people from five countries to make the London Eye a reality.

Слайд 1The London Eye is one of the world's largest observation wheels

on the South Bank of the Thames. It has quickly become one of London’s most popular visitor attractions since it opened to the public in March 2000.

The London Eye is one of the world's largest observation wheels on the South Bank of the

Слайд 2London architects David Marks and Julia Barfield designed the London Eye

to celebrate the Millennium. It took seven years and the skills of hundreds of people from five countries to make the London Eye a reality.

London architects David Marks and Julia Barfield designed the London Eye to celebrate the Millennium. It took

Слайд 3The wheel is 135 meters high. It provides a 30-minute, slow-moving

'flight' over London. The ride is so smooth you don’t feel like you’re moving. The Eye doesn’t actually stop when people get on or off.

The wheel is 135 meters high. It provides a 30-minute, slow-moving 'flight' over London. The ride is

Слайд 4The wheel has 32 glass capsules and because they’re on the

outside of the wheel the views are unobstructed. Each can carry 25 people comfortably, there’s a wooden bench in the middle to sit on but being all glass it can get a bit warm in there on a hot day.

The wheel has 32 glass capsules and because they’re on the outside of the wheel the views

Слайд 5The London Eye is open from 10am-8pm daily, Oct-May and from

10am-9pm, June-Sept. The tickets are £13.50 (for adults), £6.75 (for children). 30 million people has ridden the London Eye since its opening.

The London Eye is open from 10am-8pm daily, Oct-May and from 10am-9pm, June-Sept. The tickets are £13.50

Слайд 61) When was the London Eye open? 2) How much time did

it take to make it a reality? 3) The London Eye was designed to celebrate the Millennium, wasn’t it? 4) Where is it? 5) How high is it? 6) How long does the flight last? 7) Can you feel that you are moving? 8) Are the capsules comfortable? 9) You can only stand during the flight, can’t you? 10) How many people can the capsule carry? 11) Are the tickets expensive?