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Train Timetables

An interactive exercise on reading train timetables and making time calculations.
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This is level 1: highlighting journeys on a train timetable. Click the cells in the timetable to highlight the journeys mentioned below.

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Siam City 0614 0705 0738 0829 0900 0938 1028 1115 1215 1250 1327
Chitlom Square 0632 0723 0756 0847 0918 0956 1046 1133 1233 1308 1345
Embassy 0646 0737 0810 0901 0932 1010 1100 1147 1247 1322 1359
International 0703 0754 0827 0918 0949 1027 1117 1204 1304 1339 1416
Asoke Place 0719 0810 0843 0934 1005 1043 1133 1220 1320 1355 1432
Emporium 0738 0829 0902 0953 1024 1102 1152 1239 1339 1414 1451
Tong Thai 0750 0841 0914 1005 1036 1114 1204 1251 1351 1426 1503
Ekkamai 0804 0855 0928 1019 1050 1128 1218 1305 1405 1440 1517
Highlight the journey that starts from Siam City at 0738 and ends at Ekkamai at 0928 by first clicking on the start time and then on the end time.
Highlight the journey that starts from Siam City at 0829 and ends at Ekkamai at 1019 by first clicking on the start time and then on the end time.
Highlight the journey that starts from Embassy at 1010 and ends at Emporium at 1102 by first clicking on the start time and then on the end time.
Highlight the journey that starts from Siam City at 0829 and ends at Ekkamai at 1019 by first clicking on the start time and then on the end time.
Highlight the journey that starts from Chitlom Square at 1046 and ends at Asoke Place at 1133 by first clicking on the start time and then on the end time.
Highlight the journey that starts from Embassy at 1010 and ends at Ekkamai at 1128 by first clicking on the start time and then on the end time.
Highlight the journey that starts from Asoke Place at 0810 and ends at Emporium at 0829 by first clicking on the start time and then on the end time.
Highlight the journey that starts from Asoke Place at 0810 and ends at Tong Thai at 0841 by first clicking on the start time and then on the end time.
Highlight the journey that starts from Chitlom Square at 0723 and ends at Embassy at 0737 by first clicking on the start time and then on the end time.
Highlight the journey that starts from Chitlom Square at 0956 and ends at Embassy at 1010 by first clicking on the start time and then on the end time.

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Try your best to answer the questions above. Type your answers into the boxes provided leaving no spaces. As you work through the exercise regularly click the "check" button. If you have any wrong answers, do your best to do corrections but if there is anything you don't understand, please ask your teacher for help.

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Level 1 - Highlighting journeys on a train timetable

Level 2 - Finding information from a train timetable

Level 3 - Finding information from a real train timetable

Level 4 - Create a timetable from the given clues

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See the National Curriculum page for links to related online activities and resources.

Example

The video above is from RawMaths.

You may also want to use a calculator to check your working. See Calculator Workout skill 12.

Don't wait until you have finished the exercise before you click on the 'Check' button. Click it often as you work through the questions to see if you are answering them correctly. You can double-click the 'Check' button to make it float at the bottom of your screen.

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