Understanding the Metro Systems

The video tutorial introduces viewers to metro systems, known by various names like subway, metro, tube, and underground, depending on the city. It highlights the need for tickets or tokens and discusses access options like stairs, elevators, and escalators. The video also touches on the history of metro systems, noting London's as the first in 1863, Moscow's as the most beautiful, and New York City's as having the most stations. Key vocabulary includes metro, subway, station, ticket, token, elevator, and escalator.

What are some of the different names used for underground train systems around the world?

• Taxi, Car, Bike

• Plane, Helicopter, Jet

• Bus, Tram, Ferry

• Subway, Metro, Tube

Which city is known for calling its underground train system the 'Tube'?

• London

• Chicago

• Tokyo

• New York City

What might you need to access a metro system in some places?

• A passport

• A ticket or token

• A driver's license

• A boarding pass

Which of the following is NOT a way to access metro platforms?

• Ladders

• Escalators

• Elevators

• Stairs

Where was the first metro system established?

• New York City

• Moscow

• London

• Tokyo

Which city has the most metro stations?

• Tokyo

• New York City

• Moscow

• London