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Opened on 1 December 2011 and it quickly became the most popular form of transport in the city.At first, there were only seven stations: Raiymbek Batyr, Zhibek Zholy, Almaly, Abay, Baikonur, Auezov Theatreand Alatau. It may be short, but it is comfortable,' says the school teacher Marzhan Rakhimova, who was one ofthe first passengers on the metro. Just four years later, two more stations were added (Sayran and Moskva) andtoday the metro covers a route of over 11 kilometres. There are plans to build more stations in the future. Whenthe entire network is complete, there will be three lines and about 45 kilometres of track.Thousands of people use the metro every day. It is the safest, fastest and most convenient way to get around thecity. 'I prefer the metro because it's very reliable. The trains are always on time,' says 14-year-old Yeldos Bazayev.The metro is open every day from 6 a.m. until midnight. The best thing is you don't have to wait. Whenever youarrive at the station, you know the next train leaves in ten minutes.'Some of the metro stations have a very modern design, others look more traditional. The terminal stationRaiymbek Batyr is a combination of both. There are marble floors andbeautiful artwork on the walls, including a picture of the Kazakh warrior Ralymbek Batyr. The next station, ZhibekZholy (the Silk Road), is the busiest in the city. It is famous for the ceramic reliefs created by the artist GazizYeshkenov. You can learn a lot about the culture, history and geography of Kazakhstan by looking at the reliefs.The Auezov Theatre station is also stunning with its spacious halls, bright lights and colourful mosaics. Some ofthe walls are decorated with plaques showing traditional scenes from the life of the Kazakh people.'I like all the stations, but my favourite is Balkonur,' says 18-year-old student Tolkyn Saplyeva.It's named after the cosmodrome in southern Kazakhstan and it looks a bit like a spaceship. For me a journey onthe Almaty Metro is like a journey through history into a future."Answer the question to the text:Активация Windows3. What did one of the first passengers on the Metro say? 4.How does the terminal station Raiymbek Batur look? .Whats is Zhibek zholy station famous for? .6Whats can you say about Auezov Theater station?7.What do you think about Almaty Metro?​

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3. What did one of the first passengers on the Metro say? - "It may be short, but it is comfortable" - said Marzhan Rakhimova, who was one of the first passengers on the metro.

4. How does the terminal station Raiymbek Batur look? - There are marble floors and beautiful artwork on the walls, including a picture of the Kazakh warrior Ralymbek Batyr.

5.Whats is Zhibek zholy station famous for?  -  It is famous for the ceramic reliefs created by the artist Gaziz Yeshkenov.

6. Whats can you say about Auezov Theater station? - The Auezov Theatre station is also stunning with its spacious halls, bright lights and colourful mosaics. Some of  the walls are decorated with plaques showing traditional scenes from the life of the Kazakh people.

7.What do you think about Almaty Metro?​ -  Metro is the quickest way to reach the necessary destination.  

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3. One of the first passengers on the Metro, Marzhan Rakhimova, said, "It may be short, but it is comfortable."

4. The terminal station Raiymbek Batyr has a combination of modern and traditional design elements. It features marble floors and beautiful artwork on the walls, including a picture of the Kazakh warrior Ralymbek Batyr.

5. Zhibek Zholy station is famous for the ceramic reliefs created by the artist Gaziz Yeshkenov, which allow passengers to learn about the culture, history, and geography of Kazakhstan.

6. The Auezov Theatre station is described as stunning, with spacious halls, bright lights, and colorful mosaics. Some of the walls are decorated with plaques showing traditional scenes from the life of the Kazakh people.

7. The text portrays Almaty Metro as a popular, reliable, and convenient means of transportation in the city, with plans for future expansion. It is considered the safest, fastest, and most convenient way to get around the city, and many people, like 14-year-old Yeldos Bazayev, prefer it because the trains are always on time. The metro operates from 6 a.m. until midnight every day, with trains departing every ten minutes, providing a high level of service. Overall, it seems to be a well-regarded mode of transportation in Almaty.