A Train above you

In the sentence "A train is passing over your head," what does "passing over" mean?

• Going under

• Going through

• Going above

• Going around

The text says some cities build tracks "above the city streets."

What is the meaning of "above"?     

• In a lower position

• In a higher position     

• Next to     

• Far away from

What does the word "traffic" refer to in the text?     

• The people walking     

• The movement of vehicles like cars and buses     

• The noise from the city     

• The buildings on the street

A "station" is a place where...     

• people live.     

• trains and buses stop for passengers.     

• people go shopping.     

• children go to school.

The tracks make a "loop" around the city center. What is a "loop"?     

• A straight line     

• A sharp corner

• A curved or circular shape

• An end point

If something is "supported by" another thing, it means it is...     

• hidden by it.     

• held up by it.

• moving faster than it.     

• broken by it.

The tracks are supported by "massive" steel columns. "Massive" means...

• very small.     

• very old.

• very beautiful.     

• very large.

What is a "platform" at a train station?     

• The ticket office     

• The entrance door     

• The area where you wait for the train

• The stairs

To ride the train, people must first buy a "ticket." What is a "ticket"?     

• A map of the city     

• A piece of paper that gives you the right to enter or travel     

• A book about trains     

• A special kind of food

After buying a ticket, riders "go through a gate." A "gate" is a type of...     

• window.

• seat.

• door or barrier.

• light.