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IELTS 11( READING 2- THE FALKIRK WHEEL)
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How many cogs are there on the Wheel?
5 cogs (3 big ones connected by 2 small ones)
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How many locks of water can you see?
Two
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What is used to lock the gondola and hold it in place?
hydraulic gates
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Where is the boat now?
in the canal basin
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Where are the boats now?
in the two diametrically opposed water-filled gondolas
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What means of transport is this?
a crane
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Steel bars are...........together.
welded
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How many motors are there in the central machine room?
10 hydraulic motors rotating the central axle
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The bolt is ............
hand-tightened
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What is used to lock the boat in the gondola?
two hydraulic steel gates
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Complete the sentence: The house is being ...........
dismantled/removed/destroyed/ broken down
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What is the boat running on?
an aqueduct
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What part of the ship can you see?
a propeller
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Antonym of "natural"
man-made/ artificial
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Name some landmarks in your country
First national University, Hoi An Town, ......
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steel sections are ........together.
bolted
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Which part is between the two opposing axe-shaped arms?
a fixed central spine
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Which part of the Whale follows its skull?
ribcage
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What's The Falkirk Wheel?
a rotating boat lift
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Which part of the wheel is used to control its arm movements?
a hydraulic clamp below the hydraulic gates
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What tool is this?
a Celtic double-headed axe
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Where is it?
a Steelworks
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The Wheel has two opposing axed-shaped.........
arms
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Which part of the fish is this?
spine
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