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1. How many locomotives are in the NRM collection?

   • Fewer than 10
   • Between 10 and 50
   • Between 50 and 100
   • More than 100

2. Which famous holder of the official world speed record for steam locomotives is part of the NRM collection?

   • 4468 Mallard
   • 4472 Flying Scotsman
   • 6229 Duchess of Hamilton
   • 92220 Evening Star

3. Where is the National Railway Museum based?

   • Bristol
   • Liverpool
   • Southampton
   • York

4. How much does it cost to visit both of the NRM sites?

   • £5 per person
   • £10 per person
   • £15 per person
   • Entry is free of charge

5. The Chinese Government Railways steam locomotive 4-8-4 KF7 class, No 607, weighs the same as how many 10-year olds?

   • 50
   • 500
   • 5,000
   • 50,000

6. Which item of railway architecture forms the centrepiece of the Great Hall at the museum?

   • Engine Shed
   • Station
   • Turntable
   • Waiting Room

7. The museum houses a Japanese '0 Series Shinkansen'. Which famous train is this associated with?

   • Arrow Train
   • Bullet Train
   • Missile Train
   • Rocket Train

8. The museum has a statue of the man who built the first public railway line in the world to use steam locomotives. Who is he?

   • Frank Hornby
   • George Stephenson
   • Hubert Cecil Booth
   • Isambard Kingdom Brunel

9. In 2004 the National Railway Museum rescued which famous locomotive for the nation?

   • 4468 Mallard
   • 4472 Flying Scotsman
   • 6229 Duchess of Hamilton
   • 92220 Evening Star

10. How many miles did the Flying Scotsman travel in its career before being withdrawn from service in 1963?

    • 250,000 miles (400,000 km)
    • 500,000 miles (800,000 km)
    • 1,000,000 miles (1,600,000 km)
    • 2,000,000 miles (3,200,000 km)

Find more information at the National Railway Museum website.