It's the Brian Laird Show on WNYC. Good morning again, everyone.

And now it's another Brian Laird show, 10 question quiz, which we're doing one of every day during the drive.

Call in and answer two

questions in a row right, and you'll win a Brian Laird Show baseball cap. Today we're doing

a subways quiz, as I mentioned before the news and before the break. Tomorrow we're going to do

a commuter rails quiz. So today it's if you ride the trains in the subways.

Tomorrow it's if you ride the trains in the subways.

Today it's if you ride the trains in the city.

Tomorrow it's if you ride the trains in or from the suburbs.

So tune in for that as well. but it's a subway quiz right now.

212, 433, WNYC, 212, 433, 9692. And Jamie and Manhattan is ready to play. Hi, Jamie,

you ready for question one? Yes. Okay. Now, our first few questions are on transfer stations,

stations where multiple train lines stop, and you can transfer from one line to another. So, if you're

checking out a game at MSG, or you need to take the Long Island Railroad, Amtrak, or New Jersey Transit, or transfer

between the 1, 2, 3, AC, or E-trains, what subway station are you at?

I'm going to go with 34th Street, Penn Station.

34th Street, Penn Station is right. That was the customary first question, where we check

to make sure you're awake,

because we think everybody would know that answer. Now, at a major transfer point in Queens,

you can switch between any of five different subway lines that connect there,

the E, F, M, R, and the number seven. The station actually has two different names.

Can you tell me either one?

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