On Aug. 12, 1978, the first section of line A of the Prague metro from Dejvická station to Náměstí Míru opened. To celebrate this milestone in the Czech capital's history, we put together a quiz dedicated to the means of transportation that makes life easier for countless people every day. Take our quiz and see if you are a metro connoisseur!
Question 1 / 10

When did the Prague metro system begin operations?
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- 1965
- 1974
- 1980
- 1992
Question 2 / 10

Which Prague metro line is the oldest?
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- Line A
- Line B
- Line C
- Line D
Question 3 / 10

How many lines currently operate on the Prague metro system?
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- 2
- 3
- 4
- 5
Question 4 / 10

Which station has the preserved archeological remnants of a little bridge?
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- Můstek
- Florenc
- Karlovo náměstí
- Muzeum
Question 5 / 10

Which metro station was originally intended as symbol of friendship between Prague and Moscow?
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- Křižíkova
- Anděl
- Náměstí Míru
- Kobylisy
Question 6 / 10

Which is the deepest station in the Prague metro system?
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- I.P. Pavlova
- Vyšehrad
- Náměstí Republiky
- Náměstí Míru
Question 7 / 10

Which station is located closest to Prague Castle?
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- Malostranská
- Staroměstská
- Hradčanská
- Jiřího z Poděbrad
Question 8 / 10

Which big-budget film passed off the Prague metro as the one in Moscow?
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- Mission: Impossible – Ghost Protocol
- The Bourne Identity
- Child 44
- Blade II
Question 9 / 10

Before the Velvet Revolution, the Háje station had what propaganda-inspired name?
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- Moskevská
- Leninova
- Kosmonautů
- Gottwaldova
Question 10 / 10

Which poplar band has a song that includes a recorded metro announcement?
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- The Rolling Stones
- R.E.M.
- Radiohead
- Ritchie Blackmore’s Rainbow