Heavy snow in New York City, NY, in 1947

The transcript describes severe weather conditions that caused major disruptions in transportation. Commuter trains and automobiles were immobilized, and statues were buried under snow, making them difficult to uncover. Buses took an unusually long time to travel short distances, and Park Avenue was best navigated on skis due to the heavy snow.

What was the effect of the winter conditions on commuter trains?

• They were faster than usual.

• They couldn't run.

• They were delayed by a few minutes.

• They operated as usual.

How did the winter weather affect automobiles?

• They were unaffected.

• They became frosty and inoperative.

• They were able to drive faster.

• They required less fuel.

What challenge did statue owners face during the winter?

• Statues were stolen.

• Statues were vandalized.

• Statues melted.

• Statues were buried under snow and ice.

How long did it take buses to cover 10 blocks?

• 30 minutes

• 3 hours

• 1 hour

• 2 hours

What was the best way to travel on Park Avenue during the winter?

• On foot

• By bus

• By car

• On skis