CLEAN: London mayor admits sadness and relief as Games end

The transcript reflects on the success and legacy of the games held in London, emphasizing the economic benefits and the positive image projected globally. It highlights the significance of the Paralympics and the UK's role in promoting inclusivity and disability rights. The speaker shares mixed emotions of sadness and relief as the event concludes, acknowledging the efforts of Londoners. The importance of inspiring young people to engage in sports and the need for proper structures to support this is discussed. The transcript concludes with closing remarks and gratitude for the successful execution of the games.

What was one of the main reasons the speaker believed the games were a success?

• The games were the most watched on television.

• The games were held in the greatest city on Earth.

• The games had the highest number of participants.

• The games had the most diverse range of sports.

How does the speaker describe the upcoming Paralympics?

• As an event that will not attract much attention.

• As an event with fewer participants.

• As an event that will be as surprising as the Olympics.

• As a minor event compared to the Olympics.

What emotion does the speaker express about the conclusion of the games?

• Excitement for future events.

• Indifference towards the games.

• Sadness and relief.

• Anger about the results.

What does the speaker believe is necessary to inspire young people to take up sports?

• Having the right structures and people in place.

• Reducing the number of sports events.

• Offering free sports equipment.

• Providing more sports channels on TV.

According to the speaker, what is required to achieve excellence in sports?

• A focus on only one sport.

• Excellence cannot be achieved on the cheap.

• Ignoring international competition.

• A large number of participants.