Travelling By Train

What is a departure time?

• A time you arrive at.

• A time you leave at.

• Leisure time.

What is a place on a railway line where trains regularly stop so that passengers can get on or off?

• Train station.

• Train port.

• Train services.

What is an arrival time?

• A time you leave at.

• A time you get to a place at.

• Leisure time.

You buy this to use a train to get where you want.

• Token.

• Ticket.

• Wrist band.

What is meant by a change?

• Getting off one train at a station to get on another train to complete the journey.

• The end of a journey.

• The start of a journey.

What do trains travel along?

• Roads.

• Rivers.

• Tracks.

When someone buys a one way ticket, what does it mean?

• It only takes you to one station.

• It only takes you to where you want to go not how to get back.

When someone buys a return ticket, what does it mean?

• It only takes you to where you want to go.

• It takes you back from the place you wanted to go to.

What is the primary (main) spending opportunity when travelling by train?

• Food and drinks.

• Tickets.

• Hotel reservations.

How long is the railway network in the UK?

• 21,000 miles.

• 2 miles.

• 30,000 miles.

• 100,000 miles.