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- Q: Which line on London’s Underground is represented by the colour yellow?
A: The Circle Line. Serves 36 stations, including Paddington, King’s Cross St. Pancras, and Victoria. - Q: The Grand Union Canal primarily links London to which city?
A: Birmingham. Stretching 137 miles, the main line connects the River Thames at Brentford in West London to the Digbeth Branch Canal in Birmingham, passing through rural Warwickshire, Northamptonshire, and the Chilterns - Q: LOT is the national airline (flag carrier) of which country?
A: Poland. Founded in 1929, it is one of the world’s oldest airlines, headquartered in Warsaw and operating out of Warsaw Chopin Airport. - Q: TABSO was the national airline of which country?
A: Bulgaria. Transportno-aviacionno-balgaro-savetsko obedinenie. - Q: The A1 is the longest numbered road and trunk road in the UK, spanning 410 miles between which two cities?
A: London and Edinburgh. Historically known as the Great North Road. - Q: Gander International Airport is in which Canadian province?
A: Newfoundland and Labrador. A major refuelling stop for transatlantic flights. - Q: What is a painter on a small boat?
A: A rope. Attached to the bow (front), used for tying up, towing, or securing a small craft like a dinghy or canoe - Q: What is London’s first deep level underground line?
A: City and South London Railway – Parts of this original deep tube route now form part of the London Underground’s Northern line. - Q: Hardknott Pass is a notoriously steep and challenging mountain road where?
A: In the Lake District National Park, Cumbria. It has a maximum gradient of 33% (1 in 3). - Q: What on a train is a moquette?
A: Fabric used to upholster passenger seats. It’s also used for bus seats. It comes from the French word for carpet.