DOUBLE-DECKER HOLIDAY

The video describes a unique holiday adventure where 40 students travel across Europe in a double-decker bus. The journey covers France, Belgium, Holland, and West Germany, totaling about 2,000 miles. The bus, once used by the Beatles, was bought by Tim Lewis, who organized the trip. Despite initial concerns about traffic regulations, the trip proceeds smoothly. The bus offers a great vantage point for sightseeing, promising an exciting journey.

Which countries are included in the round trip of the holiday adventure?

• Norway, Sweden, Finland, and Denmark

• England, Scotland, Wales, and Ireland

• France, Belgium, Holland, and West Germany

• Spain, Italy, Portugal, and Greece

What is unique about the double-decker bus used for the trip?

• It was used by the Beatles for a film

• It is the fastest bus in the world

• It is the largest bus ever built

• It can fly over traffic

Who is Tim Lewis in the context of the holiday trip?

• A famous musician

• The driver of the bus

• The organizer who bought the bus

• A travel guide

What was a potential issue faced by the double-decker bus in some countries?

• It was too slow for highways

• It could have infringed traffic regulations

• It was not allowed to carry passengers

• It might have been too tall for some bridges

What is highlighted as one of the best features of the bus for the touring holiday?

• Its speed and efficiency

• The upper deck's vantage point

• Its luxurious interior

• The onboard entertainment system