Quiz Time!!! Can you recognise these UK train stations? - Easy

[@PreservationEnthusiast]

10/10 .... Easy, even for a steam loco scrapper.

[@mylolliepop12]

So you can get all these right: 10. London Paddington. 9. Liverpool Lime Street. 8. Reading. 7: Glasgow Central. 6. London st. Pancras. 5. Bristol Temple Meads. 4. Newcastle. 3. Leeds. 2. Edinburgh Waverly. 1. London Waterloo.

[@tomwin7379]

4 looks like York to me

[@carloallen5295]

10 out of 10 surprisingly, I only got Reading because I went through on the Night Riviera Sleeper a couple of weeks ago.

[@chrishines6048]

10 out of 10 amazingly, I got BTM ( Bristol Temple Meads ) correct because I recognized the station building straight away ( as I know and been that part of Bristol for my whole live )

[@dominicalessandro186]

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[@quintonadonis8185]

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[@quintonadonis8185]

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[@bennickss]

1: London Paddington 2: Liverpool Lime Street 3: Reading 4: Glasgow Central 5: London St Pancras International 6: Bristol Temple Meads 7: Newcastle 8: Leeds 9: Edinburgh Waverley 10: London Waterloo

[@neilburns8869]

Fantastic jobs they have made in updating both Edinburgh Waverley and Birmingham New Street stations. Liverpool Lime Street looking pretty good as well.

[@davidarturojaimes691]

I only reognized two, Paddington (for the Great Western train), and St, Pancras, for the architecture and the Eurostar train), well I'm not British but I live trains and I like to investigate the railway systems around the world.

[@stevieb125]

I mistook Waterloo for Liverpool Street as I saw a red brick building in the background top right hand hand corner. I was thinking of the Wetherspoons on LS station.

[@robloxdude7564]

8/10 as i only know a few stations from the north which are: Edinburgh Waverly, haymarket, manchester oxford road, deansgate, manchester victoria, glasgow central, glasgow queen st, and doncaster

[@garrymartin6474]

6/10 many years have passed since I was at a couple of those so not surprised I didn't get them all. Amazed I recognised the clock at Waterloo though !

[@whiterose.5684]

What's a train station?

[@dancedecker]

Totally agree. RAILWAY station. I am NOT alone Excellent.

[@robloxdude7564]

A place where trains stop on a railway line.

[@SMTRMD]

I misses at Glasgow Central, Newcastle and Leeds.

[@HSMiyamoto]

Four stations, but I live in the U.S.:London Paddington, London Waterloo, Edinburgh-Waverly, London St. Pancras.

[@alijones198]

That's right, the press have put Train in front of station. It is simply station or railway station. In the USA it is Railroad stations.

[@dancedecker]

Thank you. I am NOT alone. Excellent. I have a full explanation in comments about how it is actually incorrect to call it a train station, never mind it being yet another annoying "Americanism".

[@kingorry7223]

First my closest local big station is reading, and two that leads to Paddington. That how I know that.

[@elainebeckett2542]

I definitely guessed Leeds because I'm from Apperley Bridge

[@Oscar92839]

Only 3 (Paddington,reading and waterloo

[@nnmmnmmnmnnm]

Enjoyed this. My son got 9/10, his mother and me only got 3 each.

[@whiteheatherclub]

I didn't recognise any train stations but I did recognise 6 railway stations.

[@holnrew]

7/10, pretty pleased with that

[@dominicwalker1999]

8/10. It was just the two Scottish stations I couldn’t get (Glasgow and Edinburgh)

[@LB1973]

Lol I was the complete opposite, well except i also got Paddington

[@Noah-rq2ek]

7/10! I thought Glasgow Central was Liverpool Street and Newcastle was York. I didn't know Leeds, but ok

[@robtyman4281]

Newcastle, and York stations look incredibly similar - both are built on a sweeping curve. Are they designed by the same architect?

[@Noah-rq2ek]

@@robtyman4281 well, idk. Maybe, but they do look very similar

[@underwaterdick]

7/10 didn't know Leeds, got two other guesses wrong.

[@Pmjs]

Glasgow Central.Newcastle.Edinburgh Waverley my Home Station.

[@JayxEdits9733]

Xd i thought the first one was Kings cross St pancras

[@trainman86trainstramsandmore]

I only got 7/10 but I swear Newcastle was York! are they both identical or something because i'm 2000000% sure it was York

[@Ian-lx1iz]

1/10, I got on the 'easy' UK Stations quiz. (I got Paddington, simply because of the statuette). I think my performance on this quiz is indicative of how rail travel in the UK has become totally inaccessible to the working British public. Ordinary people just can't afford rail travel anymore. It's a (very shabby) luxury or a hobby, for the minority who can afford it. It's cheaper to FLY to Barcelona from the UK than take a train to Birmingham, in the middle of our country.

[@ronniedio19422010]

This is only easy if you know the answers - the hard quiz is easy if you know the answers! I got Paddington because of the twatting great duffel-coated bear stood in the middle of it - I wouldn't have known it otherwise! Also got a later one because of the castle in the background. Other than that... nitto!

[@ashleyjiscool]

9 out 10 for me, just got Newcastle rong as I thought it was york

[@ILIKERUGBYWIRE]

Here We go London Paddington Liverpool Lime Street Reading Glasgow Central London St Pancras Bristol Temple Meads Newcastle Leeds Edinburgh Waverley London Waterloo 10\10 YEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEESSSSSSSSSSSSSSSS

[@Andrewjg_89]

I like this a lot.

[@dx_ream9277]

6/10. Not perfect but still abit more than average.

[@alimcewen4735]

Why is there no green park or bath spa

[@nationwidecoinhunt1176]

9/10 I thought Liverpool lime st was kings X

[@JayxEdits9733]

Becuase i thought that train was a eurostar

[@trainsby_h9947]

@Trains TrainsTrains When will you do a video of the Class 220 and 221 Voyagers ? I and many have been waiting so please release it as soon as possible, thank you.

[@TrainsTrainsTrains]

Yes we will do it, it might take us a week or so.

[@trainsby_h9947]

Trains TrainsTrains it's been over a week where is it ?

[@TrainsTrainsTrains]

I have given it to my friend who does the voice overs that are just preparing the script. Once this is done I will make the video. We have been enjoying the sun rather than making videos. We will get it out ASAP, sorry

[@trainsby_h9947]

@Trains TrainsTrains so it has been over two weeks now and you've not put out the video that I suggested. I will give you one last chance to put out a video of the Voyager trains class 220 and 221 or I'll unsubscribe your channel because whats the point of watching it

[@TrainsTrainsTrains]

Thanks for your message. We have not forgotten, but have been very busy lately. We will try to get it out over the weekend or early next week. How does that sound?

[@chrisfan1677]

Newcastle and York are quiet same

[@Weston4390]

Very good

[@yeahman70]

9/10, mistaked Newcastle for Carlisle

[@davidmccarthy7562]

5. I got 2 on Hard and 7 on Medium.

[@terendyendy1579]

9 mistook Newcastle for York

[@PlanetoftheDeaf]

I made the same mistake! 9/10 also :-)

[@stevieb125]

I did too as they are both similar when you look at them from platform view.

[@AndrewofWare]

Me too - and I used to live in York! It is very unusual for a main line railway station to be built on a curve.

[@georgetaylor3525]

I did the same thing Gg

[@tomredferd1538]

I the second one I thought it was London kings cross I got London Paddington easily because it was the bear LOL

[@tugwilsond8907]

6/10. Did anyone else only get Reading because of playing Train Sim World?

[@robloxdude7564]

I only got it due to Bodin from SCR

[@class56trainsrock62]

Yay I got 10/10

[@dancedecker]

Not bad. 7 out of 10. I thought Newcastle was York, hadn't a clue about Reading and I didn't get Leeds either. But otherwise, not bad. So thanks for the quiz. Well done. And yes, I know I'm being pedantic and anal etc etc, but a pet peeve of mine is we invented railways, so we named these things in UK as RAILWAY stations. Train stations are our American cousins way of saying them, which is fine for them. But I just think too many "Americanisms" have crept into our language. Plus to be REALLY anally retentive, a station is defined as "a place or point of entry". You enter a train by a door. So quite literally a train station ...is a door! A railway station however, IS the point of entry of a railway. So railway station is, to my mind at least, more grammatically correct, where as train station simply isn't. Let the tirade commence. Lol.

[@graythewolf6096]

I got Paddington right, Reading right, St Pancras right, and Waterloo right.

[@leebreen8825]

Got Glasgow and Leeds wrong . Good quiz

[@zaferyurt7703]

I am from Turkey . But 5/6 I got it right .

[@watfordboi2611]

9/10 thought Newcastle was York 🤭🤭🤭

[@yr_c2274]

10/10 WOOOOOO!

[@apeami8953]

6/10 Not bad

[@shirellx5471]

9 out of 10 got Glasgow central incorrect

[@SamsVlogstrainsmore]

I got 9/10

[@harrystrains3227]

10 out if 10

[@SteveInskip]

3/10.....where was Uttoxeter??? 😉🤪

[@pauldavidfassam7042]

The UK does NOT have 'Train Stations' . . . in the UK they are Railway Stations and Tube or Underground Stations. The USA and Canada has Train Stations.

[@TrainsTrainsTrains]

in British English, up until a couple of years ago it would always have been Railway Station. However, in recent years, Train Station has entered popular usage. Whether this is borrowed from American English, I am not able to say. However, to address your question, both are correct. It is probable that your teacher seeks to preserve the Railway usage as that is what he is used to.

[@AndrewofWare]

@@TrainsTrainsTrains: No it has always been 'railway station'. I'll show you my Bradshaw's to prove it!

[@Aidankiwi]

@@TrainsTrainsTrains They are Railways Stations according to National Rail and the Ordnance Survey. Train Station is an Americanism. You may call Amtrak stations Train Stations, but UK stations are Railway Stations.

[@whiterose.5684]

Sloppy media reporting from lazy 12 year old content inputters trying to pass themselves off as journalists. They generally know nothing, or care, about railways, frightened at being labelled a trainspotter.

[@dancedecker]

I FULLY agree. Nice to see I'm not a lone voice But we can fight back. It is an example of sloppy" Americanisms" creeping in yet again. A "station" is defined as "a point of entry". How does anyone enter a railway? At a station. So it's very definition is correct. You enter a train by a door. So taken literally and grammatically, certainly in UK, a "train station" is just a door. End of. So it's a RAILWAY STATION. Thank you.

[@wainwrightstudios]

I got 6/10

[@jonathanhall7334]

6/10 said York instead of Newcastle

[@dawndoherty1]

10/10

[@tonyskinner1643]

I got 9 out of 10 Newcastle caught me out

[@shanesmith1111]

Lime street

[@LordEverythingtrains]

So is reading

[@callofdutyking9916]

I got them right

[@sammymeadows5510]

10/10 l know my station

[@ILikeTransport]

I got 3/10

[@TAZVP]

I got 4

[@shanesmith1111]

Edinburgh

[@LordEverythingtrains]

Paddington Is easy

[@harrycook1791]

9/10 Leeds caught me out

[@shanesmith1111]

Paddington

[@tommyjardine1714]

No such place as a train station what numpties we have now.

[@dancedecker]

I totally agree. The Americans can call it a pink banana if they wish, but over here, in my book at least, it's a RAILWAY station. Not only is it another annoying "Americanism", that's crept into our language, but it's grammatically incorrect as a "station" is defined as "a point of entry". U enter a train via a door. So taken by it's literal definition, a train station is therefore only a door.

[@ScotRail-bw7ef]

8/10

[@TransportCambs]

Got a rubbish 3/10

[@fatman3814]

I got 1

[@lnsrailwayvids9116]

I got 9/10. Damit I thaugh Bristol was euston

[@georgetaylor3525]

I got 4 It was hard

[@robloxdude7564]

@@lnsrailwayvids9116 Looks nothing like euston, euston is a trashy, concrete mess, unless you mean the ORIGINAL euston from the 1800'S

[@michaelcampin1464]

I suppose 6 want too bad

[@FusionZenFlame]

8

[@krzysztofdowczynski7459]

9/10

[@dominicdinosaur]

I got 7/10, reply how many you got!

[@dominicdinosaur]

Nice work!

[@andrewdales8136]

Train station!!

[@dancedecker]

Hopefully a kindred spirit. It's s RAILWAY station in my book.

[@robloxdude7564]

@@dancedecker Its both

[@dancedecker]

@@robloxdude7564 No. It is in USA. Here it's a railway station.

[@masterman280]

6/10

[@progenlol]

2.

[@regulator67bj]

A dismal 5

[@never152]

3 :(

[@LadOfTheNight]

D'oh! This was not easy. Sorry to be annoying but please call them RAILWAY stations!

[@rmc57uk]

Yes I only deal in railway stations. Do those who use 'train stations' (sic) fly from plane stations or get ships from boat stations? ;-)

[@TrainsTrainsTrains]

in British English, up until a couple of years ago it would always have been Railway Station. However, in recent years, Train Station has entered popular usage. Whether this is borrowed from American English, I am not able to say. However, to address your question, both are correct. It is probable that your teacher seeks to preserve the Railway usage as that is what he is used to.

[@dancedecker]

Totally agree. See my other comments for further details. Cheers

[@Ducks-are-cool1]

1/10

[@davemarson7241]

4 rubbish

[@subwayexpress465]

I got 10/10

[@HaydockTransportPhotography]

8/10

[@Olszymanski]

10/10

[@lnsrailwayvids9116]

9/10

[@ripnoobs_lol]

5/10

[@calweir6190]

9/10