Airport Vocabulary

Front

Oliver is planning a trip and needs to find un ___ to catch his flight.

Back

aeropuerto

Answer explanation

Oliver needs to find a place to catch his flight, which is best described by 'aeropuerto' (airport). The other options do not fit the context of catching a flight.

Front

James is at the airport. Which of these would give him his seat number?
Options:
El piloto,
La maleta,
El control de seguridad,
La tarjeta de embarque

Back

La tarjeta de embarque

Answer explanation

La tarjeta de embarque es el documento que proporciona información sobre el vuelo, incluyendo el número de asiento de James. Las otras opciones no contienen esta información.

Front

Emma is planning a trip and needs to book un ___ for her flight.

Back

avión

Answer explanation

Emma needs to book a flight, which in Spanish is 'un avión'. The other options do not relate to booking a flight: 'taxi' is for transport, 'país' means country, and 'talón' refers to a check.

Front

David is planning a trip abroad and needs to bring his pasaporte. What is the English equivalent of this word?

Back

passport

Answer explanation

The word 'pasaporte' is Spanish for 'passport' in English. Therefore, the correct answer is 'passport'.

Front

Which of these is the word that means pasajero?
Options: Passport, Playhouse, Passenger, Pilot

Back

Passenger

Answer explanation

The word 'pasajero' translates to 'passenger' in English, referring to someone who travels in a vehicle, such as an airplane. Therefore, the correct answer is 'Passenger'.

Front

David and Zoe are at the airport. To find each flight's arrival and departure times, they can look up at the ___.

Back

pantalla de salidas y llegadas

Answer explanation

La opción correcta es 'pantalla de salidas y llegadas', ya que es donde David y Zoe pueden ver los horarios de llegada y salida de los vuelos en el aeropuerto. Las otras opciones no son relevantes para esta información.

Front

What is the Spanish word for "pilot"?

Back

el piloto

Answer explanation

The Spanish word for "pilot" is "el piloto." This term is used to refer to someone who operates an aircraft, making it the correct choice in this context.

Front

Luna is getting ready for her trip. She packs her things in her ___.

Back

maleta

Answer explanation

Luna packs her things in a 'maleta', which means suitcase in Spanish. The other options do not refer to a packing item: 'puerta de salida' means exit door, 'tripulación' means crew, and 'línea aérea' means airline.

Front

Which verb means "to allow," or "permit" in this context? Aterrizar, Salir, Permitir, Conocer

Back

Permitir

Answer explanation

In this context, the verb "Permitir" means "to allow" or "to permit," making it the correct choice. The other options do not convey this meaning.

Front

Aria needs to poner her books on the shelf. What does the verb "poner" mean in this context?

Back

put

Answer explanation

In this context, the verb 'poner' means 'to put.' Aria is indicating that she needs to put her books on the shelf.