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Difficult World Trivia: New York City Subway | 10 Questions

Several questions on the New York City subways.

A multiple-choice quiz by niffweed17. Estimated time: 6 mins.

Author
niffweed17

Time
6 mins

Type
Multiple Choice

Quiz #
151,727

Updated
Apr 26 24

# Qns
10

Difficulty
Difficult

Avg Score
5 / 10

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Question 1 of 10

1. Is Kingston-Throop Avs. (A,C) an express station?

Yes

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Question 2 of 10

2. When the V train was created in 2001, how many stations did it stop at? Hint

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Question 3 of 10

3. Which is the only train to enter in four or more boroughs? Hint

The 2 Train

The A train

The J Train

There is no train that enters four or more boroughs

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Question 4 of 10

4. How many stations are there in Central Park? Hint

There are no stations in Central Park

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Question 5 of 10

5. What is the only train to travel in only one borough regularly besides the Grand St. Shuttle, the Rockaway Park Shuttle, The 42 St. Shuttle, and the Franklin Av. Shuttle? Hint

The Culver shuttle

The L Train

The 3 Train

The Staten Island railway

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Question 6 of 10

6. After the Manhattan Bridge changes involving the Manhattan Bridge in 2001, which train was created to travel down the West End Line in Brooklyn? Hint

The N Train

The M Train

The Q Train

The Y Train

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Question 7 of 10

7. What does the 5 train do at 2:00 AM on a Wednesday morning? Hint

There is no 5 train service at the aforementioned time

It runs from Dyre Av. in the Bronx to Bowling Green, Manhattan

It runs in the Bronx from Dyre Av. to E 180 St.

It runs from Dyre Av., through Manhattan to Flatbush Av., Brooklyn

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Question 8 of 10

8. During rush hours, where does the G train run to? Hint

From 71 Av., Queens, to Smith-9 Sts., Brooklyn

From 116 St. and St. Nicholas Av., Manhattan to Smith-9 Sts., Brooklyn

From 179 St., Queens, to Smith-9 Sts., Brooklyn

From Court Square, Queens, to Church Ave., Brooklyn

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Question 9 of 10

9. Which of these is not a street number in any part of the Subway? Hint

44 St.

46 St.

43 St.

45 St.

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Question 10 of 10

10. Which was the last station to be reopened from the reconstruction after the 9-11 tragedy? Hint

Rector St. on the N, R, and W Trains

Cortlandt St. on the N, R, and W Trains

Cortlandt St. on the 1 and 9 Trains

Rector St. on the 1 and 9 Trains

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Quiz Answer Key and Fun Facts

1. Is Kingston-Throop Avs. (A,C) an express station?

Answer: No

Although it is not an express station, it is in between two express stations, Utica and Nostrand Avs., respectively.

2. When the V train was created in 2001, how many stations did it stop at?

Answer: 24

From 2 Avenue, Lower East Side, to 71 Av, Forest Hills.

3. Which is the only train to enter in four or more boroughs?

Answer: There is no train that enters four or more boroughs

The A train comes very very close, but stops at 207 St. in upper Manhattan, falling just short of the Bronx.

4. How many stations are there in Central Park?

Answer: There are no stations in Central Park

Although there are three (technically four, considering 59 St. on the BMT and IND lines to be different) stations right outside of Central Park, none are actually IN the park.

5. What is the only train to travel in only one borough regularly besides the Grand St. Shuttle, the Rockaway Park Shuttle, The 42 St. Shuttle, and the Franklin Av. Shuttle?

Answer: The Staten Island railway

The Culver shuttle existed long ago, but was terminated in 1975.

6. After the Manhattan Bridge changes involving the Manhattan Bridge in 2001, which train was created to travel down the West End Line in Brooklyn?

Answer: The N Train

The N and Q trains travel down the Sea Beach and Brighton Lines, respectively. The Y Train never existed in 2001.

7. What does the 5 train do at 2:00 AM on a Wednesday morning?

Answer: It runs in the Bronx from Dyre Av. to E 180 St.

During the day, it runs to Bowling Green, and to Flatbush Av. during rush hours only.

8. During rush hours, where does the G train run to?

Answer: From Court Square, Queens, to Church Ave., Brooklyn

The G train doesn't go near 116 St. and St. Nicholas Av., ever. It doesn't even go to Manhattan, ever. It used to stop at Smith-9 Sts, but was later extendd to Church Ave.

9. Which of these is not a street number in any part of the Subway?

Answer: 43 St.

44 St. is actually Beach 44 St., on the A train. 45 St is a station on 4th Av. in Brooklyn, of which the N train passes through at all times and of Which the R train stops at at all times. 46 St. is a street in western Queens which has two stops, one on the 7 train and the other on the G/R/V/E line on Broadway. There is no station at any point called 43 St.

10. Which was the last station to be reopened from the reconstruction after the 9-11 tragedy?

Answer: Cortlandt St. on the 1 and 9 Trains

Interestingly, the stop called World Trade Center on the E train was reopened before any of these four.

Source: Author niffweed17

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