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Pick the Right Station! Trivia Quiz

This gives questions and information about the famous London Underground. I will give clues, and you pick the station!

A multiple-choice quiz by thingie001. Estimated time: 4 mins.

Author
thingie001

Time
4 mins

Type
Multiple Choice

Quiz #
366,883

Updated
Dec 03 21

# Qns
10

Difficulty
Average

Avg Score
8 / 10

Plays
323

Last 3 plays: MetaEasy (8/10), Guest 94 (9/10), Guest 92 (8/10).

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Question 1 of 10

1. Which London station, which has both mainline and underground stations, gave its name to a bear in a famous series of childrens books? Hint

Bethnal Green

Paddington Station

Bond Street

Pooh Corner

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Question 2 of 10

2. This London Underground station is one of the busiest and best-known. If you leave the Underground and enter the mainline staion, you can get a train straight to Gatwick Airport. Which station is this? Hint

Earls Court

Heathrow

Victoria

Marble Arch

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Question 3 of 10

3. The mainline station is extremely large, although it is at one end of the shortest Underground line, which only consists of two stations. Which station is this? Hint

Angel

Barking

Waterloo

Tottenham Court Road

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Question 4 of 10

4. Which of these London Underground stations can be found on the Jubilee Line? Hint

Tower Hill

Earl's Court

Stratford

Hammersmith

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Question 5 of 10

5. What do the letters DLR stand for, in the context of the London transport system? Hint

Docklands Light Railway

Docklands Long Railway

Dark Long Railway

Dipped Light Railway

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Question 6 of 10

6. Complete the London underground station name: Oxford ______ Hint

Highway

Green

Park

Circus

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Question 7 of 10

7. The London Underground's Northern Line opened in 1870.

True

False

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Question 8 of 10

8. What was the original name for the Bakerloo line? Hint

Bakerloo & Victoria Railway

Brown Baker Railway

Brown Waterloo Train

Baker Street & Waterloo Railway

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Question 9 of 10

9. On the London Underground map, is the colour of the Hammersmith & City line green?

Yes

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Question 10 of 10

10. At which station was the first London Underground escalator installed? Hint

Earl's Court

Hammersmith

Victoria

Oxford Circus

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Quiz Answer Key and Fun Facts

1. Which London station, which has both mainline and underground stations, gave its name to a bear in a famous series of childrens books?

Answer: Paddington Station

Paddington Bear, a character in the Michael Bond books, is named after Paddington Station. His favourite food is marmalade sandwiches, and he gets into lots of trouble!

Answer: Victoria

Victoria sends trains to Gatwick airport from the mainline station, not the underground. It is a large station, and you could get the Circle Line, the District Line, or the Victoria Line to get there.

3. The mainline station is extremely large, although it is at one end of the shortest Underground line, which only consists of two stations. Which station is this?

Answer: Waterloo

Waterloo is at one end of the Waterloo and City Line, which (as the name suggests) takes commuters straight under the River Thames into the heart of the City, at Bank Station. With only two stations, it is easily the shortest Underground line.

4. Which of these London Underground stations can be found on the Jubilee Line?

Answer: Stratford

Stratford was one of the most popular places in 2012, due to the London 2012 Olympics being held there. Stratford is also home to one of the biggest shopping centres in Europe, Westfield (not the one in Shepherd's Bush).

5. What do the letters DLR stand for, in the context of the London transport system?

Answer: Docklands Light Railway

The DLR is one of the more modern train lines, and opened in 1987, linking the City with the rapidly developing commercial and residential areas in the East End and Isle of Dogs. It is fully automatic, and does not require a driver. There is always a rush to grab the seats at the front, where you would expect the driver to sit!

6. Complete the London underground station name: Oxford ______

Answer: Circus

Oxford Circus is in the main West End shopping area of London, and first opened on 30th July 1900. It is now one of the busiest stations on the network.

7. The London Underground's Northern Line opened in 1870.

Answer: False

It actually opened in 1890. There are 50 stations on the Northern Line, and 36 of them are underground. When it was first built, it was called the City & South London Railway Train.

8. What was the original name for the Bakerloo line?

Answer: Baker Street & Waterloo Railway

It celebrated its Centenary on March 10th 2006. It was first built in... you guessed it! 1906.

9. On the London Underground map, is the colour of the Hammersmith & City line green?

Answer: No

The District Line is green, while the the Hammersmith & City Line is pink. It goes from Barking to Hammersmith.

10. At which station was the first London Underground escalator installed?

Answer: Earl's Court

The first escalator was installed in Earl's Court in 1911, between the District and Piccadilly lines.

Source: Author thingie001

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