HOLIDAYS AND TOURISM

Travel Agent: Hello, Happy-Go-Lucky Travel Services! John: Hello, I’d like to ______________ a flight to Hawaii, please. Travel Agent: For how many ______________? John: Two. For my ______________ and me.

• book - passengers -wife

• look-days-life

• cook - managers-knife

Receptionist: Yes, can I ______________ you?

John: Hi, my wife and I would like to ______________. Receptionist: Could I have your ______________?

John: Smith. S-M-I-T-H. John Smith.

• help- give in - name

• call- check in - mail

• help- check in - name

Tracy: Hey, John! When did you get back?

John: We got back ______________.

racy: So, how was your ______________?

John: It was ______________!

• today- trick - terrible

• yesterday - trip - terrible

• yesterday - trip- terrific

Which of the following things is an example of ‘baggage’?

• a) a suitcase

• b) an airport

• c) a ticket

• d) a train

A ‘… book’ can give you useful information when you travel.

• a) guide

• b) cook

• c) comic

• d) telephone

A ‘border’ is a line on a map that separates two ...

• a) countries

• b) people

• c) hotels

• d) lakes

At which of the following places can you ‘check-in’?

• a) a cruise ship

• b) an airport

• c) a hotel

• d) all of the above

Which of the following words means ‘depart’?

• a) stand

• b) leave

• c) sit

• d) arrive

What can a ‘passport’ allow you to do?

• a) buy a ticket

• b) travel to another country

• c) say “Hello” in French

• d) buy lunch

Which of the following words means ‘location’?

• a) name

• b) price

• c) place

• d) time