Traveling (warm up)

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

• a suitcase

• an airport

• a ticket

• a train

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

• countries

• hotels

• people

• lakes

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

• a cruise ship

• an airport

• a hotel

• all of the above

Which of the following words means ‘depart’?

• stand

• leave

• sit

• arrive

The opposite of a ‘domestic’ flight is an … flight.

• intelligent

• interesting

• inexpensive

• international

Your ‘destination’ means the place that you ….

• like

• don’t like

• traveled from

• are traveling to

The opposite of an ‘entrance’ is an ….

• embassy

• airport

• exit

• arrival

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

• guide

• cook

• comic

• telephone

Many people will probably want to … when they see a ‘landmark’.

• eat something

• run away

• take a picture

• get on a train

Which of the following words means ‘location’?

• name

• price

• place

• time