Public transportation in Toronto - Quiz
A) 1980 B) 1955 C) 1968 D) 1972
A) Underground subway trains B) Single-level electric trains C) Double-decker diesel trains D) High-speed magnetic trains
A) UP Express B) Terminal Link C) GO Kitchener Line D) TTC Express
A) Double-decker bus B) People mover monorail hybrid C) Electric streetcar D) Subway train
A) 150 B) 200 C) 100 D) 50
A) 80B Queensway B) 501 Queen C) 504 King D) 506 Carlton
A) Chicago B) Toronto C) New York D) Montreal
A) Midnight Commuter B) Blue Night Network C) Moonlight Express D) Night Owl Transit
A) Via Rail B) TTC C) GO Transit D) Ontario Northland
A) Public subway access B) Airport shuttle service C) Streetcar priority boarding D) Door-to-door accessible transit
A) Hamilton B) Downtown Toronto C) Northern Ontario D) Southern Ontario
A) Twenty B) Five C) Fifteen D) Eleven
A) Scarborough and Etobicoke B) Weston and Bloor GO stations C) Hamilton and Kitchener D) Union and Mimico
A) 200 Toronto Zoo B) 501 Queen C) 405 Etobicoke D) 80B Queensway
A) It is powered by diesel B) Substantial in-street operation C) It uses double-decker cars D) It is fully underground
A) 1954 B) 1921 C) 1920 D) 1912
A) Nine B) Four C) Twenty D) Thirty-five
A) West Toronto line B) East Toronto line C) Dovercourt line D) North Yonge Railways
A) Steam-powered cars B) Presidents' Conference Committee (PCC) streetcars C) Articulated buses D) Horse-drawn carriages
A) To avoid overcrowding streetcars B) To comply with Depression-era welfare costs C) To manage rural-to-urban migration D) To increase industrial production
A) 20 B) 9 C) 35 D) 23
A) A government subsidy basis B) A volunteer-run basis C) A profit-only basis D) A service-for-cost basis
A) 1936–1939 B) 1908–1912 C) 1953–1954 D) 1921–1953
A) They were purchased from U.S. cities B) They were modern PCC models C) They were abandoned immediately D) They were of old design
A) The bus lines were shut down B) The TTC acquired four independent bus lines C) The bus lines merged with GO Transit D) The bus lines remained independent
A) Regulator of private taxi services B) Sole provider of public transportation C) Provider for rail only D) Provider for downtown areas only
A) It was the only fleet to use second-hand parts B) It was the oldest fleet in North America C) It was the first electric fleet D) It was the world's largest fleet
A) 1891 B) 1861 C) 1921 D) 1849
A) Alexander Easton B) Burt Williams C) William Mackenzie D) James Ross
A) Twelve passengers B) Four passengers C) Ten passengers D) Six passengers
A) Red Lion Hotel B) Yorkville Town Hall C) Queen Street D) The City Hall
A) 1862 B) 1849 C) 1861 D) 1891
A) William Mackenzie B) Burt Williams C) James Ross D) Alexander Easton
A) August 31, 1894 B) August 15, 1892 C) September 1, 1891 D) March 26, 1891
A) September 1, 1891 B) August 15, 1892 C) August 31, 1894 D) March 26, 1891
A) One year B) Six months C) Eight months D) Thirty years
A) 750 km B) 1,500 km C) 1,000 km D) 1,200 km |
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