How many questions are in this quiz?

This quiz has 134 questions focused on directions and transport phrases for travelers.

What kind of questions are included?

You’ll see practical phrasebook-style situations like asking for directions, buying tickets, finding platforms, and confirming routes or stops.

No. There’s no timer, and each question uses 4 multiple-choice options.

Can I choose the difficulty and number of questions?

Yes. Pick your preferred difficulty and select how many questions you want before starting.

Why does it feel like the difficulty changes?

It’s designed as mixed difficulty, so easier survival phrases are balanced with more detailed transit and transfer wording.

Directions & Transport Phrases Quiz

About this quiz

What you’ll learn in this travel phrase quiz

From “Where is the nearest…?” to “Which platform does it leave from?”, this quiz builds confidence with directions and transport phrases that come up on real trips.

Every question is multiple choice with 4 options and there’s no timer, so you can focus on meaning, context, and the most natural-sounding choice.

Difficulty, length, and how to use it

Difficulty is mixed by default, blending easy survival phrases with trickier station, route, and transfer wording to keep practice realistic without being overwhelming.

You can choose your question count and select a difficulty setting before you start—go shorter for quick refreshers, or longer to reinforce patterns like prepositions, place words, and common transport verbs.

Common pitfalls to watch for

Mixing up “to” vs “toward” vs “at” when describing routes and destinations
Confusing similar transport words (stop/station/platform/terminal) in context
Choosing literal translations that sound unnatural for travelers
Missing key details like direction (left/right), distance, or timing (last/next)
Overlooking polite request forms when asking strangers for help

Tips to improve faster

Say the chosen phrase out loud once you answer, then imagine a real situation (bus station, taxi, walking downtown) to lock in the context. If you miss a question, re-read the best option and note the one word that made it correct (platform number, transfer, fare, or destination).