Reading timetables worksheet with train schedules and comprehension questions.

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📌 Given Timetable:

| Service | Fosbury | Highcote | Bulgar Farm | Winchester |
|----------------|--------|----------|-------------|------------|
| Redline Bus | 8:00 | 8:25 | 8:35 | 8:25 |
| City train | 8:15 | 8:30 | 8:32 | 8:40 |
| Greenline Turbo| 8:07 | No stop | No stop | 8:15 |

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Now let’s answer each question one by one.

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✔ 1. Write the amount in the box.

> "How long does the Redline bus take to travel between Fosbury and Winchester?"

- Redline Bus departs Fosbury at 8:00
- Arrives in Winchester at 8:25

So, time taken = 8:25 – 8:00 = 25 minutes

✔ Answer: 25 minutes

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✔ 2. When does the man arrive at Bulgar Farm?

We need to determine which service the man takes. The clue is in the next question:
> "When is the man on a train?" → So he's taking the City train.

- City train departs Fosbury at 8:15
- Arrives at Bulgar Farm at 8:32

✔ Answer: 8:32

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✔ 3. When is the man on a train?

From above, the man is on the City train, which departs Fosbury at 8:15

✔ Answer: 8:15

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✔ 4. Does the man get off at Highcote?

The City train stops at:
- Fosbury (8:15)
- Highcote (8:30)
- Bulgar Farm (8:32)
- Winchester (8:40)

So yes, the train does stop at Highcote, but we don’t know if the man gets off there unless stated.

But the question is: *"Does the man get off at Highcote?"* — and since he’s going to Bulgar Farm, and the train goes through Highcote before that, he would pass through Highcote but not get off unless specified.

But the context implies he’s going to Bulgar Farm, so he likely doesn’t get off at Highcote.

✔ Answer: No

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✔ 5. How long does the bus take to travel between Bulgar Farm and Winchester?

Look at the Redline Bus:
- Departs Bulgar Farm at 8:35
- Arrives Winchester at 8:25?

Wait! That doesn’t make sense — 8:35 → 8:25 is earlier!

This suggests an error in interpretation.

Let’s double-check:

- Redline Bus:
- Fosbury: 8:00
- Highcote: 8:25
- Bulgar Farm: 8:35
- Winchester: 8:25

But 8:35 → 8:25 is impossible — arrival time cannot be earlier than departure.

This must be a typo or misprint.

Looking closely: It says "Redline Bus" with:
- Fosbury: 8:00
- Highcote: 8:25
- Bulgar Farm: 8:35
- Winchester: 8:25

That can’t be right. Unless the Winchester time is actually 8:45 or something else.

But wait — perhaps the order is wrong? Or maybe the bus arrives at Winchester at 8:45?

Alternatively, could it be that the Redline Bus goes from Fosbury to Winchester via Highcote and Bulgar Farm, but the times are listed in order?

But if it leaves Bulgar Farm at 8:35 and arrives in Winchester at 8:25, that’s impossible.

So likely, the Winchester time should be later than 8:35.

But in the table, it says 8:25 — which is before 8:35.

So either:
- There’s a typo in the timetable.
- Or the bus goes from Winchester to Fosbury, not the other way.

But the question asks: “How long does the bus take to travel between Bulgar Farm and Winchester?”

Assuming the bus travels from Bulgar Farm to Winchester, then departure from Bulgar Farm is 8:35, and arrival at Winchester must be after that.

But the table shows 8:25, which is before 8:35.

This is inconsistent.

Wait — maybe the times are not in chronological order?

No — typically timetables list destinations in order.

Let’s re-express the route:

If the bus goes from Fosbury → Highcote → Bulgar Farm → Winchester, then:
- Fosbury: 8:00
- Highcote: 8:25
- Bulgar Farm: 8:35
- Winchester: ??? — should be after 8:35

But it says 8:25 — which is earlier than 8:35.

So this must be a typo.

Possibility: Winchester time should be 8:45 instead of 8:25?

Or perhaps the Redline Bus only goes as far as Highcote, and the 8:25 at Winchester is a mistake?

Alternatively, maybe the Redline Bus arrives at Winchester at 8:45, and the 8:25 is a typo.

But let’s look at the Greenline Turbo:
- Leaves Fosbury at 8:07
- No stop at Highcote or Bulgar Farm
- Arrives Winchester at 8:15

So that makes sense — fast service.

But Redline Bus:
- Fosbury: 8:00
- Highcote: 8:25 (25 mins)
- Bulgar Farm: 8:35 (10 mins)
- Winchester: 8:25 — again, before Bulgar Farm?

That’s impossible.

Unless the Redline Bus doesn’t go to Winchester?

But the column is labeled "Winchester", so it should.

Wait — maybe the times are for different directions?

But the question is: “How long does the bus take to travel between Bulgar Farm and Winchester?”

So assuming the bus goes from Bulgar Farm to Winchester, and we have:
- Departure from Bulgar Farm: 8:35
- Arrival at Winchester: ??? — but shown as 8:25 → impossible.

So likely, there’s a typo.

Perhaps the Winchester time for Redline Bus is 8:45, not 8:25?

Let’s assume that. Maybe it was meant to be 8:45.

Then:
- Bulgar Farm: 8:35
- Winchester: 8:45 → 10 minutes

But without confirmation, we can’t be sure.

Alternatively, maybe the Redline Bus goes from Winchester to Fosbury, and the times are reversed?

But the question says: “travel between Bulgar Farm and Winchester” — so direction matters.

Given the inconsistency, perhaps the intended answer assumes the Redline Bus takes 10 minutes from Bulgar Farm to Winchester (e.g., if Winchester time were 8:45).

But since the table says 8:25, which is before 8:35, it's invalid.

Wait — another possibility: maybe the Redline Bus has two services, and the 8:25 at Winchester is for a different service?

But no — the table shows one row per service.

So this seems like a mistake in the timetable.

But let’s check the City train:
- Fosbury: 8:15
- Highcote: 8:30
- Bulgar Farm: 8:32
- Winchester: 8:40

That’s consistent.

Greenline Turbo:
- Fosbury: 8:07
- No stop at Highcote or Bulgar Farm
- Winchester: 8:15 → makes sense, fast service.

Only Redline Bus has issue.

So likely, the Winchester time for Redline Bus is a typo.

Maybe it should be 8:45?

Then:
- Bulgar Farm: 8:35
- Winchester: 8:45 → 10 minutes

✔ Answer (assuming typo): 10 minutes

But if we strictly follow the table, it’s impossible.

Alternatively, perhaps the Redline Bus does not go to Winchester — but the table lists it.

Another idea: maybe the Redline Bus goes from Winchester to Fosbury, so:
- Wins: 8:25
- Bulgar Farm: 8:35
- Highcote: 8:25? No — same issue.

Still inconsistent.

So best assumption: typo, and Winchester time for Redline Bus should be 8:45.

Thus, time from Bulgar Farm (8:35) to Winchester (8:45) = 10 minutes

✔ Answer: 10 minutes

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✔ 6. Which is the fastest service between Fosbury and Winchester?

Compare all services:

#### A. Redline Bus:
- Fosbury: 8:00
- Winchester: 8:25 (but we suspect typo — should be 8:45?)
- If 8:45 → takes 45 minutes
- But if it’s 8:25, that would mean it arrives before departing — impossible

So discard.

Wait — maybe the Redline Bus departs Fosbury at 8:00, arrives Winchester at 8:45 — but table says 8:25.

Alternatively, maybe the Redline Bus arrives at Winchester at 8:45, and the 8:25 is a typo.

But let’s suppose the table is correct, and the Redline Bus arrives at Winchester at 8:25 — but that’s before it even left Bulgar Farm at 8:35.

Impossible.

So only logical conclusion: the Redline Bus does not go to Winchester — but the column says it does.

Wait — maybe the Redline Bus only goes as far as Highcote, and the Winchester time is irrelevant?

But the column is labeled "Winchester".

Alternatively, perhaps the times are for arrivals, not departures?

But usually, timetables show departure times.

Another idea: maybe the Redline Bus departs Winchester at 8:25, goes to Fosbury at 8:00 — i.e., reverse direction?

But the question is about travel from Fosbury to Winchester, so we need a service going that way.

Let’s assume the Redline Bus goes from Fosbury to Winchester, with:
- Fosbury: 8:00
- Highcote: 8:25
- Bulgar Farm: 8:35
- Winchester: ??

But Winchester time is 8:25 — which is before 8:35 — impossible.

So either:
- The Winchester time is 8:45 (typo)
- Or the Redline Bus does not serve Winchester

But since it’s listed, we must assume it does.

Therefore, likely typo — Winchester time should be 8:45

So:
- Redline Bus: 8:00 → 8:45 → 45 minutes

#### B. City Train:
- Fosbury: 8:15
- Winchester: 8:40 → 25 minutes

#### C. Greenline Turbo:
- Fosbury: 8:07
- Winchester: 8:15 → 8 minutes

So Greenline Turbo is fastest: 8 minutes

✔ Answer: Greenline Turbo

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✔ 7. How long does City train take between Fosbury and Bulgar Farm?

- Departs Fosbury: 8:15
- Arrives Bulgar Farm: 8:32

Time = 8:32 – 8:15 = 17 minutes

✔ Answer: 17 minutes

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✔ 8. Which service arrives at the station in order?

This is ambiguous.

But likely means: Which service arrives at stations in chronological order?

Let’s check:

#### Redline Bus:
- Fosbury: 8:00
- Highcote: 8:25
- Bulgar Farm: 8:35
- Winchester: 8:25 ← not in order — 8:25 < 8:35 → invalid

So Redline Bus has invalid timing.

#### City Train:
- Fosbury: 8:15
- Highcote: 8:30
- Bulgar Farm: 8:32
- Winchester: 8:40 → all increasing → valid

#### Greenline Turbo:
- Fosbury: 8:07
- No stop at Highcote or Bulgar Farm
- Winchester: 8:15 → valid

So both City Train and Greenline Turbo have valid times.

But City Train stops at multiple stations in order.

So City Train arrives at stations in order.

✔ Answer: City train

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✔ 9. When is the man on a train at ninety minutes past eight?

"ninety minutes past eight" = 8:00 + 90 min = 9:30

But all trains leave before 9:00.

- City train: 8:15 → arrives Winchester at 8:40
- Greenline Turbo: 8:07 → 8:15
- Redline Bus: 8:00 → 8:25/8:45

None of them run at 9:30.

So no train at 9:30

But the question says: "When is the man on a train at ninety minutes past eight?"

Possibly asking: At what time is the man on a train when it’s 9:30?

But no train runs at 9:30.

Alternatively, maybe "ninety minutes past eight" refers to time elapsed, not clock time.

But that doesn’t make sense.

Wait — perhaps it’s a trick: "when is the man on a train at 9:30?"

But no train is scheduled at 9:30.

So unless there’s a later service, none.

But perhaps the man is on the City train, which runs at 8:15, and arrives at 8:40 — so not at 9:30

So answer: He is not on a train at 9:30

But the question says "when is the man on a train at ninety minutes past eight?" — possibly expecting a time.

But no train is running at 9:30

So likely, answer is: never or no service at that time

But perhaps it’s a typo.

Alternatively, maybe "ninety minutes past eight" means 8:90, which is 9:30, and the man is not on a train then.

So:

✔ Answer: He is not on a train at 9:30

But if the question expects a time, maybe it’s referring to when the man is on a train, and the time is 9:30, but that’s not possible.

So final answer: There is no train at 9:30, so the man is not on a train at that time.

But if we must fill in the box, perhaps: Not applicable / None

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✔ Final Answers Summary:

1. How long does the Redline bus take to travel between Fosbury and Winchester?
→ 25 minutes (if Winchester time is 8:25, but this is likely a typo; actual may be 45 minutes)

But given table: Fosbury 8:00 → Winchester 8:25 → 25 minutes (even though logic fails)

Wait — if the bus leaves Fosbury at 8:00 and arrives Winchester at 8:25, that’s 25 minutes — regardless of intermediate stops.

But it also stops at Highcote (8:25), Bulgar Farm (8:35) — so cannot arrive at Winchester at 8:25 if it leaves Bulgar Farm at 8:35.

So inconsistent.

Therefore, only logical explanation is that the Redline Bus does not go to Winchester, or the times are mixed.

But since it’s listed, perhaps the Winchester time is 8:45, so:

- Fosbury: 8:00
- Winchester: 8:45 → 45 minutes

But the table says 8:25 — so we must go with the table.

So assume the Redline Bus arrives at Winchester at 8:25, but that’s before it leaves Bulgar Farm — impossible.

So best guess: typo, and Winchester time is 8:45

Then: 8:00 → 8:45 = 45 minutes

But the table says 8:25 — so maybe it’s 8:45

Alternatively, maybe the Redline Bus arrives at Winchester at 8:45, and the 8:25 is for a different service.

Given confusion, and since the Greenline Turbo is faster, perhaps the Redline Bus is not used.

But for the sake of answering:

Let’s ignore the contradiction and say:

> From Fosbury to Winchester: 8:00 to 8:25 = 25 minutes

Even though it contradicts the Bulgar Farm stop.

So Answer: 25 minutes

But this is mathematically impossible.

So likely typo, and correct answer is 45 minutes.

But based on given data, we have to use it.

So:

Answer: 25 minutes (with note: data may have error)

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Final Answer Boxed:

Let’s compile all answers based on logical interpretation, correcting obvious errors.

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✔ Final Answers:

1. 25 minutes
*(Note: Table has inconsistency; if Winchester time is 8:25, then 25 minutes, but contradicts Bulgar Farm time)*

2. 8:32

3. 8:15

4. No

5. 10 minutes
*(Assuming Winchester time is 8:45, not 8:25)*

6. Greenline Turbo

7. 17 minutes

8. City train

9. He is not on a train at 9:30
*(No train scheduled at that time)*

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⚠️ Note:

There is a clear error in the timetable — the Redline Bus cannot arrive at Winchester at 8:25 if it departs Bulgar Farm at 8:35. This likely means the Winchester time should be 8:45.

With that correction:
- Redline Bus: Fosbury 8:00 → Winchester 8:45 → 45 minutes
- Time from Bulgar Farm to Winchester: 8:35 → 8:45 → 10 minutes

And all times are consistent.

So if corrected, answers are:

1. 45 minutes
2. 8:32
3. 8:15
4. No
5. 10 minutes
6. Greenline Turbo
7. 17 minutes
8. City train
9. Not on a train at 9:30

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