London Underground Tube System

15 Points Per Correct Answer - No time limit  

1. If you wanted to visit the London Transport Museum what station on the underground network would you need to travel to? Baker Street South Kensington Covent Garden Earls Court

2. What was the main inspiration for the design and layout of the original London Underground Map? A doodle The work of the artist Mondrain Printed circuit board diagrams A street map of New York City

3. Which of the following statements about the Bakerloo line is false? It was named after two terminus stations There are plans for a southern extension to Peckham It looks brown - like a live wire on the underground map Since abour 1970 the length of the line in operation has been halved

4. What line is the only line to cross the river Thames completely by bridge and not by tunnel? Victoria Line District Line Northern Line Bakerloo Line

5. On what line would you have to be travelling on to go around the Hainault loop? Jubilee Line Circle Line Central Line Piccadilly Line

6. The London Underground is the oldest underground rail network in the world - it opened on the 10th of January. In which year? 1875 1887 1851 1863

7. On the Tube map of London what two lines are coloured light and dark shade of blue? Central & Metropolitan Lines Victoria & Piccadilly Lines District & Circle Lines Northern & Jubilee Lines

8. Mile End Station is served by the District, Hammersmith and City and Jubilee Lines. True False

9. In 2004 what was legalised on the Tube system for the very first time? Walking and running on the escalators Kissing and public shows of affection Buskers performing Alcohol consumption

10. Stratford, the station serving the 2012 Olympic Site, is served by which underground lines? Central Line, Circle Line, and Piccadilly Line District Line, Metropolitan Line, and Docklands Light Railway Central Line, Jubilee Line and Docklands Light Railway Jubilee Line, Victoria Line, and Northern Line