Issue — May 2026

Quiz: Getting Around Town

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Buses, bikes and boats — a fun quiz about transport.

Ways to Travel in Town

There are many ways to move around a city. People can walk, ride a bicycle, or take a bus. A bus is a popular form of public transport because it is cheap. Train and metro are also good for longer journeys across the city. Each bus or train carries many passengers every day.

Staying Safe on the Road

Safety is very important when you travel in town. People who ride a bicycle should always wear a helmet. Drivers must follow the traffic rules and stop at red lights. At the bus station, you wait in line and buy a ticket before you get on. A safe ride makes the trip more fun for everyone.

Quiz

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1According to the article, why is the bus a popular form of public transport?

The article says the bus is popular because it is cheap.
2What does each bus or train carry every day?

The article says each bus or train carries many passengers every day.
3What must drivers do at a red light?

The article says drivers must follow the traffic rules and stop at red lights.
4What do you do at the bus station before getting on the bus?

The article says you wait in line and buy a ticket before you get on.
5Why is a safe trip important in town?

The article says a safe ride makes the trip more fun for everyone.

Must Know 9

bicycle Noun A vehicle with two wheels that you ride by pushing pedals with your feet.
driver Noun A person who drives a vehicle, or a piece of software that controls a device.
helmet Noun A strong hard hat worn to protect your head, for example when you ride a bicycle or when you are building something.
journey Noun A journey is a long trip from one place to another, especially when you travel a considerable distance.
passenger Noun A person who is traveling in a vehicle, aircraft, or ship but is not the driver, pilot, or crew member.
ride Verb To sit on and control an animal, bicycle, motorcycle, or other vehicle while moving, or to travel as a passenger in a vehicle.
station Noun A place where trains, buses, or other forms of public transport stop so that passengers can get on and off. It can also refer to a building or facility used for a particular purpose, such as a radio or police station.
ticket Noun A small paper or electronic document that gives you the right to travel on a bus, train, plane, etc., or to enter a cinema, theatre, etc.
traffic Noun Traffic refers to the vehicles moving along a road or through an area, or the movement of aircraft, ships, or trains along a route.