Travel related Vocab

Embassy: Which sentence uses ‘embassy’ correctly?

• • The embassy is responsible for diplomatic relations.

• • He sought refuge in the embassy during the unrest.

• • The embassy gardens are open for the spring festival.

• She had her work and travel application declined from the embassy.

1. Beforehand: Which sentence uses ‘beforehand’ appropriately?

• It’s wise to beforehand the rain and go home before it turns heavy.

• She always prepares her lecture notes beforehand.

• I don't like eating beforehand everyone comes to the table.

• Knowing the weather beforehand can help plan outdoor activities.

You were ages!: Which sentence correctly uses the phrase ‘You were ages!’?

• • You were ages finding a parking spot!

• • You were ages in the shower, and now we’re late!

• • You were ages at the store, did you find everything you needed?

• • You were ages responding to my messages, is everything okay

• i was ages hungry today.

• Customs: Which of these sentences uses ‘customs’ correctly?

• • The traveler had to pay duties at customs for the items purchased abroad.

• • He collected various customs from different cultures.

• • Customs officers check luggage for prohibited items.

• • She designed a new line of customs for the fashion show.

1. Declare: Select the sentence where ‘declare’ is used properly.

• The court will declare a recess for lunch.

• They had to declare their homeworks before the deadline.

• The committee will declare the results tomorrow.

• You need to declare any goods you’re bringing into the country.

1. Confiscate: Which of these sentences uses ‘confiscate’ correctly?

• • Security might confiscate prohibited items at the airport.

• • He was worried they would confiscate his right of speech.

• • The authorities wanted to confiscate the party.

• The teacher had to confiscate the phone during the exam.

1. Regulations: Which sentence correctly uses the word ‘regulations’?

• The regulations must be strictly avoided to ensure safety standards are met.
• Regulations are not important for maintaining safety standards.
• The regulations were followed by the company to ensure safety standards are met.
• The company must adhere to strict regulations to ensure safety standards are met.

Fine: Which sentence uses ‘fine’ appropriately?

• The weather is fine outside
• He was fined for speeding
• She did a fine job on her project
• She did a fine job on her homework

Break into: Which sentence uses ‘Break into’ correctly?

• The thieves tried to break into the house last night.
• The athlete wanted to break into a new training routine.
• The chef decided to break into a new recipe for the menu.
• The students tried to break into the library to study.

Palace: Which sentence uses ‘Palace:’ correctly?

• The Palace: was a symbol of power.
• The Palace was filled with treasures

• The queen resided in a luxurious Palace:.
• The king lived in a grand Palace:.