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Singapore MRT Facts
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Raffles Place is on the North-south Line. True of False?
True
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Why were some ministers and Singaporeans unhappy when the government wanted to build the MRT?
Land was needed from them
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The government was afraid of starting the MRT project in Singapore in 1960 because ____________.
it was too expensive
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If we add all the MRT tracks today – how long will it be in km?
216 km
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MRT stands for ______________
Mass Rapid Transit
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There are some stations that we do not use in Singapore. These are known as _________________ stations.
Phantom
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How many MRT stations were opened in 1987?
5
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In which year did the first MRT start moving?
1987
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Eunos station is on the East-east Line. True of False?
True
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Which MRT line was the first to open in 1987?
North-south Line
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The first MRT train arrived in Singapore by air. True or False?
False - It was by ship
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Marine Parade MRT station is now up and running. True of False?
False
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Chua Chu Kang was one of the first 5 MRT stations opened in Singapore. True or False?
False - It was Yio Chu Kang
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Dhoby Ghaut and ______________ station was built over cemetaries.
Bishan or Novena
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Which government agency runs and manages the MRT?
Land Transport Authority
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In which year did planning for the MRT begin in Singapore?
1960
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Which MRT station was build over a Jewish cemetery?
Novena
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Many of the MRT stations can also be used as _____________?
bomb shelters
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As of 2021, $150 million has been spent on building the MRT. True or False?
False - It is $150 billion
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Which MRT station has the longest escalator?
Bras Basah
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