🚂 Cars, Planes & Trains trivia
All aboard! Chug through fun facts about locomotives, tracks, and the trains that travel the world.
◈ A taste of the pack
Three questions from this pack. Guess first, then reveal the answer — in the game, everyone answers on their phone and the TV shows who got it right.
Q1 A caboose was traditionally the last car at the back of a freight train.
True — A caboose was a small car at the very end of a freight train where crew members rode and watched the train.
Q2 The wooden or concrete beams that lie under the rails to hold them in place are called what?
Railroad ties (sleepers) — Railroad ties, also called sleepers, are beams under the rails that hold the tracks in place and spread out the weight.
Q3 What helps a train change from one set of tracks to another?
A track switch — A track switch, also called a turnout, moves the rails so a train can change from one track to another.
Game night in three steps
Open QuizKeep on the TV, laptop or tablet everyone can see, tap Host a game and pick Trains and Railroads.
Everyone scans the QR code or types the room code. No downloads and no accounts.
Questions appear on the big screen, answers on every phone. After each one, the board explains the right answer.
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