[originaltext]Woman: Excuse me, could you tell me if tins is where I can catch

Woman: Excuse me, could you tell me if tins is where I can catch a bus to the Brooklyn Museum?
Passer-by: Yes, you’re at me right stop, but that bus comes only every half hour to 45 minutes. Besides, I don’t think it goes directly to Brooklyn. I know it makes a lot of stops and the bus is usually crowded at the moment.
Woman: Sounds it takes a long time to get there.
Passer-by: It does ... especially at this time of the day when the traffic is heavy. Why don’t you take the subway? It’s a lot faster.
Woman: I just can’t seem to understand the New York subway system at all. As soon as I get underground I lose my sense of direction.
Passer-by: But it’s easy to get to Brooklyn from here.
Woman: Well, do you know where the nearest subway station is?
Passer-by: About a block down from here. Say, I’m going in that direction. I’ll show you where it is.
Woman: Thanks a lot.
Passer-by: Thank nothing of it. The museum’s about eight stops down. You get off at Eastern Parkway. You can’t miss it. Out of the station, turn right, go straight down the street for two blocks and the Brooklyn Museum is right there. You don’t have to make any changes!
Woman: It sounds easy. Maybe this time I won’t get lost.
Question 6
Why doesn’t the woman go to the Brooklyn Museum by bus?
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Question 7
Where is Brooklyn Museum?
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Question 8
Where can the woman find the nearest subway station?
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Question 9
How far is it from Eastern Parkway to the Brooklyn Museum?
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Question 10
What does the woman think of going to the Brooklyn Museum by subway?