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Chit Chat: On the Train

Elementary level dialogue about buying train tickets, finding seats, and conversations while traveling by train.

Level: A1 • Questions: 20

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Q1. Ticket clerk: Good morning! Where are you .......?

(A) go (B) goes (C) going (D) gone

Explanation

‘Where are you going?’ is a present continuous question.

Q2. Passenger: I’m going to London. How much is a ....... ticket?

(A) pass (B) two (C) round (D) single

Explanation

A ‘single ticket’ is for one-way travel.

Q3. Clerk: £25 for a single and £40 for a ....... trip.

(A) return (B) back (C) again (D) round

Explanation

A ‘return ticket’ means going and coming back.

Q4. Passenger: I’ll take a return, please. What ....... does the train leave?

(A) time (B) place (C) station (D) way

Explanation

‘What time does it leave?’ asks for the schedule.

Q5. Clerk: It leaves at 9:45 from platform .......

(A) A (B) fifth (C) five o’clock (D) five

Explanation

Platforms are numbered, not ordinally named.

Q6. Passenger: Thank you. Which platform is .......?

(A) him (B) that (C) she (D) it

Explanation

‘Which platform is it?’ refers to the train’s location.

Q7. Clerk: Just follow the signs to platform 5. The train is on the .......

(A) left (B) behind (C) up (D) right

Explanation

‘On the left’ is a direction phrase.

Q8. Passenger: Excuse me, is this seat .......?

(A) taken (B) sit (C) busy (D) full

Explanation

‘Is this seat taken?’ is polite to ask before sitting.

Q9. Traveler: No, it’s free. You can ....... here.

(A) stand (B) rest (C) stay (D) sit

Explanation

‘Sit here’ invites someone to take the seat.

Q10. Passenger: Thank you. Do you mind if I open the .......?

(A) door (B) case (C) window (D) bag

Explanation

Opening a window is a polite question on trains.

Q11. Traveler: Not at all. It’s quite ....... today.

(A) cold (B) quiet (C) dark (D) hot

Explanation

‘Quite hot today’ explains why to open the window.

Q12. Passenger: How long does it take to get to London?

(A) About two hours. (B) Every day. (C) Too fast. (D) By train.

Explanation

‘How long does it take’ asks for travel duration.

Q13. Traveler: Do you travel by train very .......?

(A) always (B) long (C) much (D) often

Explanation

‘Very often’ means frequently.

Q14. Passenger: Yes, I go to work by train every .......

(A) week (B) time (C) day (D) hour

Explanation

‘Every day’ means daily routine.

Q15. Traveler: I like trains because they are .......

(A) crowded (B) slow (C) comfortable (D) noisy

Explanation

‘Comfortable’ means relaxing and pleasant.

Q16. Passenger: Do you know if there’s a dining .......?

(A) car (B) hall (C) room (D) table

Explanation

A ‘dining car’ is where passengers can eat.

Q17. Traveler: Yes, it’s two ....... down this way.

(A) doors (B) cars (C) rooms (D) seats

Explanation

Train sections are called ‘cars’ or ‘carriages’.

Q18. Passenger: Great, I’ll get a coffee. Can I bring it back .......?

(A) up (B) back (C) down (D) here

Explanation

‘Bring it back here’ means return to your seat.

Q19. Traveler: Sure, but be careful, the train sometimes ....... suddenly.

(A) starts (B) moves (C) stops (D) goes

Explanation

‘Stops suddenly’ describes quick halts.

Q20. Passenger: Thank you for your help. Traveler: You’re .......!

(A) kind (B) happy (C) fine (D) welcome

Explanation

‘You’re welcome’ is polite after being thanked.

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