2.  Located in Marshgate Lane in Stratford
 The third largest stadium in England
 It is a "unique 80,000 seat stadium
 It will be the centrepiece for the 2012
Games, hosting the opening and closing
ceremonies.

3.  One of the most popular sports and also the
biggest at the Olympic Stadium
 Involve: running, jumping, throwing and
racewalking
 Are among the oldest of all sports and their
roots are prehistoric.
 Dates: Friday, 3 August – Sunday, 12 August

4.  Are built to house all participating athletes
and the staff
 There will be 3,300 apartments
 Designer,Pierre de Coubertin
 An inspirational view over the Park

5.  Located next to
the Velodrome in
the north of the
Olympic Park
 Hosts the BMX
Cycling
competition
 It is a 400-meter
circle

6.  Began to take off in the late 1960s in
California
 Inspiration for the pedal-powered version
 BMX is the newest Olympic Cycling
discipline.
 Dates: Wednesday 8 – Friday 10 August

7.  The largest of
London’s Royal
Parks
 Has been open to
the public since
1637
 Will host the
Marathon
Swimming and
Triathlon events

8.  Triathlon races combine swimming, cycling
and running
 The swim will take place in the Serpentine
Lake
 Will consist of a 1,500m swim, a 40km bike
ride and a 10km
 Dates: Saturday, 4 August and Tuesday, 7
August

9.  Location in north-west London
 Is one of the biggest of the six stadiums
 Will host the gold medal events in both the
Men's and Women's competitions

10.  Aim is to score more goals than the
opposition
 It was introduced as a medal sport at the
1908 Olympic Games.
 2 medal events: one men’s teams and one
for women
 Dates: Wednesday, 25 July – Saturday, 11
August

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