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The train carries
 
250,000 containers a year
 
250,000 passengers a year
 
250,000 tourists a year
The railway is responsible for
 
30% of Russian exports
 
30% of Russian imports
 
30% of Russian experts
 
30% of Russian quiz questions
Siberia became famous for
 
producing bread and butter
 
being really cold
 
being heavily industrialised
 
being really boring
More than 2.5 million people moved to Siberia between
 
1895 and 1916
 
1816 and 1995
 
last Friday and today
The train carriages are not particularly
 
glamorous
 
clean
 
large
 
well made
The train runs at an average speed of
 
60 km per hour
 
160 km per hour
 
a young buffalo on Vo Thi Sau Street
 
60 miles per hour
Many people claimed that the convicts building the line
 
had sabotaged it
 
were lazy
 
argued a lot
 
weren't good at building bridges
How many women were employed in the railway's construction?
 
we dont know
 
About the same number as the men
 
20,000
 
90,000
Who ordered the original Trans-Siberian Railway to be built?
 
Tsar Alexander III
 
Tsar Nicholas II
 
Ivan the Terrible
 
President Putin
When did it's construction start?
 
1891
 
1981
 
1819
 
1918
Which place doesn't it go to?
 
Silesia
 
The Wall of China
 
Beijing
 
Mongolia
How long does the trans-siberian trip take to complete
 
About a week
 
About a month
 
About 2 metres
 
Too long for a train journey!
How long is the trans-siberian railway line?
 
9,300 KM
 
930 KM
 
3,900 KM
 
It's really, really long!
What does trans mean?
 
across
 
transfer
 
transport
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