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Exercise on Travel Arrangements

Total questions: 65

Worksheet time: 49mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What is the purpose of making travel arrangements for business travel?

a)

To avoid traveling

b)

To have a vacation

c)

To ensure compliance with company policies

d)

To explore new destinations

2.

As a secretary, why do you have to create a trip file for your boss?

a)

To plan sightseeing activities

b)

To carry extra luggage

c)

To book hotel accommodations

d)

To organize details of the upcoming trip

3.

An itinerary is important for a business traveler to

a)

book flight reservations

b)

choose the mode of travel

c)

pack for the trip

d)

stay organized and on schedule

4.

What is the purpose of a confirmations number for hotel reservations?

a)

To avoid making reservations

b)

To book a rental car

c)

To choose the hotel location

d)

To have accurate information and easily follow up if needed

5.

When you travel by flight, an electronic ticket is needed to

a)

avoid security screenings

b)

increase baggage fees

c)

provide sleeping accommodations

d)

eliminate the need for a physical ticket and allow online check-in

6.

What is the purpose of including transportation details in a travel itinerary?

a)

To book flight reservations

b)

To pack for the trip

c)

To choose the mode of travel

d)

To plan how to get to accommodations from the airport

7.

What is the purpose of having hotel and car rental confirmations handy?

a)

To choose the hotel location

b)

To save time and prevent confusion upon arrival

c)

To avoid making reservations

d)

To book a rental car

8.

Why would a business traveller carry travel funds during a business trip?

a)

To provide sleeping accommodations

b)

To avoid security screenings

c)

To have necessary cash or credit cards for expenses

d)

To increase baggage fees

9.

Why are departure and arrival times included in a trip itinerary?

a)

To choose the mode of travel

b)

To plan your schedule and make necessary transportation arrangements

c)

To book flight reservations

d)

To pack for the trip

10.

Why check-in times in a travel itinerary is very important for a traveller?

a)

To avoid any last minute rush at the airport

b)

To avoid making reservations

c)

To book a rental car

d)

To choose the hotel location

11.

The document that outlines the details for a business trip for an executive is referred to as:

a)

a diary

b)

a programme

c)

a minute

d)

an itinerary

12.

Which of the following would NOT be needed by a travel agent when making bookings for someone who is travelling for work?

a)

Details of where they are travelling to

b)

What the traveller's preferences are

c)

The itinerary for meetings

d)

Dates of travel

13.

A travel folder includes all of the following except

a)

health certificate

b)

itinerary

c)

tickets

d)

tumbdrive

14.

An itinerary outlines all the following except:

a)

departure times

b)

flight numbers

c)

cost of airline tickets

d)

hotel reservations.

15.

Which of the following is the most risky method of taking money to a foreign country?

a)

Foreign currency

b)

Traveller's cheques

c)

Bank drafts

d)

Letter of credit

16.

Laura has sent an itinerary to her supervisor who is travelling the next day. The time for check-in is 2045 hours. Identify the time using the 12-hour clock.

a)

6:45 am

b)

12:45 pm

c)

9:45 am.

d)

8:45 pm

17.


Rita is traveling to Bahrain for a business meeting. She visited the immigration department to obtain the necessary documentation to enter Bahrain. This activity refers to an application of

a)

A passport

b)

A driver's licence

c)

Traveller's cheques

d)

Airline tickets

18.

An executive is to be checked in at the airport at 1700 hours. This can be interpreted as:

a)

5:00 am.

b)

5:00 pm.

c)

6:00 am.

d)

6:00 pm.

19.

The main reference book on airline schedules around the world is:

a)

Cruise and Ferry Guide

b)

OAG Flight Guide

c)

Official Railway Guide

d)

OAG Aeroplane

20.

What does the abbreviation 'ETA' mean?

a)

European Travel Agency

b)

Estimated Time of Arrival

c)

Estimated Travel Agency

d)

Electronic Travel Agenda

21.

Flights within your own country are known as _ flights.

a)

interior

b)

home

c)

domestic

d)

national

22.

Which of the following is not a common travel document required for international business travel?

a)

Passport

b)

Visa

c)

Driver’s license

d)

International health certificate

23.

Which of the following is not a common etiquette rule for business travellers?

a)

Dress professionally

b)

Be punctual for meetings

c)

Use formal language at all times

d)

Respect local customs and traditions

24.
Show your ticket and passport here and get your boarding card
a)
check-in
b)
cancelled
c)
bags
d)
window
25.
Two types of ticket
a)
Economy class and superior
b)
world class and elite
c)
Business class and economy class
d)
Business class and world class
26.
Pack this and carry it on to the plane
a)
hand luggage
b)
economy class
c)
extra weight
d)
terminal
27.
When the plane doesn´t go
a)
Cancelled
b)
terminal
c)
gate
d)
queues
28.

A paper or book giving a citizen official permission to travel in a foreign country

a)

Reservation

b)

Passport

c)

Visa

d)

Entry permit

29.

A person who arranges for travel, accommodation and opportunities

a)

Reservation

b)

Travel agency

c)

Travel agent

d)

Credit card

30.

When you book a hotel room, it is referred to as

a)

Reservation

b)

Carrier

c)

Travel agency

d)

Booking

31.

A book giving a citizen official permission by foreign embassy to travel in that particular country is known as

a)

Passport

b)

Visa

c)

Entry permit

d)

Credit card

32.

One of the divisions of the world based on time differences between two or more countries is called

a)

A time span

b)

A time zone

c)

Longitude

d)

The international Date Line

33.

Which of the following is issued by the government of a country to enable a person to travel overseas?

a)

Identification card

b)

Work permit

c)

International drivers permit

d)

Passport

34.

At an airport, this is where you drop off your checked baggage with the airline. You will also receive your boarding pass here.

a)

Check-in counter

b)

Immigration

c)

Customs

d)

Terminal 1

35.

The airline that you are flying with will give this to you. It allows you to go through customs and board the plane.

a)

Invoice

b)

Itinerary

c)

Boarding pass

d)

Visa

36.

This refers to bags that you take onto the plane with you.

a)

Duty free

b)

Checked baggage

c)

Excess baggage

d)

Carry-on baggage

37.

Before going through the metal detector at airport security, you should... (more than one answer is correct)

a)

Take off any heavy jackets or coats

b)

Follow any instructions given by airport security staff

c)

remove any coins, keys, or other metal objects from your pockets

d)

Take off all your clothes

38.

Your boarding pass will show... (more than one answer is correct)

a)

The pilot's name

b)

The departure time

c)

The flight number

d)

The gate number the plane will depart from

39.

Which people might be allowed to board the plane first? (More than one answer may be correct)

a)

Passengers with first class tickets

b)

Disabled passengers

c)

Passengers who demand to be allowed on the plane before everyone else

d)

Passengers with small children

e)

Newlyweds

40.

When you are seated on a plane, what you should do?

a)

Watch movies

b)

Play with the seat recliner button

c)

Go to sleep

d)

Keep your seatbelt fastened

41.

Before the plane takes off, what is it important to pay attention to?

a)

The other planes taking off

b)

The duty free sales brochure

c)

The flight safety demonstration

d)

The location of your headset

42.

What must you not do during takeoff and landing? (more than one answer is correct)

a)

Open the blinds on the windows

b)

Use the toilet / restroom

c)

Speak to the person beside you

d)

fasten your seatbelt

43.

Your plane has landed. When is it appropriate to begin taking your bags from the overhead lockers and moving toward the doors?

a)

When the plane is no longer in the air

b)

When the plane is taxing toward the arrival gate

c)

As soon as the first other person stands up to grab their bags

d)

When the plane has come to a complete stop

44.

when you have to change planes before reaching your final destination

a)

connecting flight

b)

jet lag

c)

layover / stop

d)

nonstop

45.

the cheapest part of the plane; seats are smaller and closer together

a)

economy / coach class

b)

first class

c)

business class

d)

lower class

46.

ETA

a)

the time the plane is scheduled to land

b)

the time the plane takes off from the airport

c)

the total travel time

d)

the time between connecting flights

47.

the front section of the airplane; the seats are larger and more expensive

a)

first class

b)

economy / coach class

c)

high roller class

d)

business class

48.

What is the name of this type of transportation?

a)

truck

b)

bicycle

c)

airplane

d)

train

49.

A person whose job is to serve and take care of passengers on an aircraft is known as

a)

flight assistant

b)

flight attendant

c)

flight sergeant

d)

pilot

50.

A stamp or mark put in your passport by officials of a foreign country, which permits you to enter their country, is known as

a)

vice

b)

visa

c)

vista

d)

boarding pass

51.

A printed card that allows you to get on the plan called

a)

Reservation

b)

Luggage list

c)

Tickets

d)

Itinerary

52.

Things that you can’t pass in on the security check

a)

Passport

b)

Liquid

c)

Phone

d)

Book

53.

A place where you can put your small bags

a)

Aisle seat

b)

Cabin

c)

Check in

d)

Underneath

54.

Who would make the first announcement on board?

a)

The flight attendant

b)

The pilot

c)

The aircraft mechanic

d)

The copilot

55.

You must print your boarding pass at the self-service check-in kiosk at KLIA before you check in your luggage.

a)

True

b)

False

56.

The meaning of departure time is

a)

When the plane arrives at the location.

b)

When the plan tries to land.

c)

The fact of a plane leaving somewhere.

d)

When the plane is cancelled.

57.

"Show your ticket and passport here and get your boarding card". This statement related to

a)

check-in counter

b)

ticket counter

c)

immigration counter

d)

custom counter

58.

This is the most popular mode of transportation for long-distance travel and is expensive for business traveller.

a)

Cruise

b)

Motorcycle

c)

Car

d)

Train

59.

This is generally the least expensive and safest way to travel.

a)

Airplane

b)

Ferry

c)

Bus

d)

Car

60.

This mode of travel has the advantages of speed and convenience.

a)

Airplane

b)

Train

c)

Car

d)

Ferry

61.

Which one of these careers plans travel packages for customers?

a)

Train Conductor

b)

Passenger Agent

c)

Travel Agent

d)

Flight attendant

62.

Business travel is mainly professional.

a)

True

b)

False

63.

Travel is defined as the movement from one place to another.

a)

True

b)

False

64.

The flight attendant is

a)

fly with passengers to destinations around the world.

b)

responsible for the safety and comfort of passengers during flights.

c)

responsible for demonstrating the emergency device.

d)

responsible for the traveler's luggage.

65.

At the airport, the staff who works at the check-in in departure halls are called

a)

ground crew

b)

cabin crew

c)

airport crew

d)

technician crew