11. LIS - Road Trips

1. What is a road trip?

• A short drive to work
• A long-distance trip by car
• A walk through a city
• A type of flight

2. Why do many Americans take road trips?

• They don’t like flying
• They want to see sights along the way
• They enjoy traffic
• They prefer staying in hotels

3. What is the most important thing to have for a road trip?

• A reliable car
• A travel guidebook
• A lot of snacks
• A large suitcase

4. What happened when the speaker’s family took a road trip?

• They had to cancel their trip
• Their car broke down
• They got lost
• They arrived late at night

5. What does the speaker recommend for entertainment during a road trip?

• Watching movies
• Sleeping in the car
• Listening to music and podcasts
• Reading a book while driving

6. Why is the U.S. a great place for road trips?

• It has a well-connected highway system
• Gas is free
• Flights are expensive
• There are no speed limits

7. Where do travelers often stop along U.S. highways?

• Parks
• Shopping malls
• Diners, rest stops, and motels
• Train stations

8. What does the speaker enjoy about roadside diners?

• The quiet atmosphere
• The big meals and interesting people
• The free Wi-Fi
• The modern furniture

9. What can travelers do at highway rest stops?

• Book a hotel room
• Buy souvenirs
• Stretch their legs, use restrooms, and buy snacks
• Watch a movie

10. What does "reliable" mean in the sentence, "The first thing you need for a good road trip is a reliable car"?

• Expensive
• Safe and dependable
• Fast
• Brand-new