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1. Let's start fairly easy – where will you NOT see this pattern?
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Central LineHammersmith & City LineDistrict LineCorrect!Wrong!It's the Central Line!
This design has been used on District, Circle, Hammersmith & City and Metropolitan Line trains, as you can tell from the colours of the blocks.
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2. Where would you place your bum on this?
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3. And where can you feast your eyes on this?
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4. Where will you NOT find this pattern?
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Northern LineCentral LineCircle LineCorrect!Wrong!It's the Circle Line!
This fairly new design is called Barman, and was introduced in 2011 after being designed by a competition winner. You can now find it across a number of the main Tube lines.
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5. Which line is this fabric from?
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6. And where will you still find this one?
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7. Time for a few older ones now. Where would you have found this jazzy design back in the '00s?
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Victoria LineJubilee LineMetropolitan LineCorrect!Wrong!It's the Metropolitan Line
The trains were refurbished in the mid-'90s using this design, featuring the distinctive purple colour.
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8. Where would you have sat on this pattern?
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OvergroundCentral LineDistrict LineCorrect!Wrong!It's the Central Line
This design was first used in 1992.
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9. What about this creation?
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10. And where would you have parked your arse on this?
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Waterloo and City LinePiccadilly LineVictoria LineCorrect!Wrong!It's the Piccadilly Line!
This came into use in 1997.
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11. Which line were these seats on?
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12. And this pattern?
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13. Where WOULDN'T you have seen this design?
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14. And finally, where was this grubby fabric from?
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Can You Guess The London Underground Line From The Seat Pattern?
You're not quite a Tube aficionado yet, but then it's not easy when the seats are always covered with a layer of dust.
You're not quite a full-on London nerd yet, but then again, it's pretty hard to see the seats when your face is crammed into another person's armpit all journey.
You really know your Tube lines, which unfortunately means you've probably spent far too much of your life on it. Still, congratulations – we knew it'd come in handy one day!
