WorksheetsWeek 3 - Internet Travel
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 15mins
Name
Class
Date
1.
What does it mean for a destination to be accessible?
a)
It’s free to enter
b)
Only people with disabilities can use it
c)
Anyone can visit and use it comfortably
d)
You need special permission to visit
2.
Which of these is a physical accessibility feature?
a)
Bright flashing lights
b)
Wide doors
c)
Crowded hallways
d)
Tall stairs
3.
Which of these are sensory-friendly features? (Select all that apply)
a)
Strong smells
b)
Calm lighting
c)
Noisy music
d)
Quiet areas
e)
Headphone-friendly spaces
4.
Which is an example of clear information?
a)
Long confusing text
b)
Easy-to-read signs with symbols
c)
Hidden directions
d)
No signs at all
5.
Why might step-free entrances matter?
a)
They look cool
b)
They help people using wheelchairs or strollers
c)
They are only for decoration
d)
They are easier to clean
6.
Which is an example of rest and privacy in public places?
a)
Crowded hallway
b)
Noisy cafeteria
c)
Quiet room to take a break
d)
Brightly lit lobby
7.
Where can you check accessibility information before visiting?
a)
Only after you arrive
b)
On a billboard
c)
In a random magazine
d)
The destination’s website
8.
Which tool can help you quickly find out if a place is accessible?
a)
Handwritten letter
b)
AI chat tool (like Bing Chat or Gemini)
c)
Carrier pigeon
d)
Morse code
9.
What is one thing that makes YOU feel welcome when visiting a new place?
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10.
What is one thing you do (or want to try) to keep yourself healthy while traveling?
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11.
Select all good safety tips for traveling.
a)
Keep emergency contacts handy
b)
Let someone know your plans
c)
Walk alone late at night in unknown areas
d)
Stay aware of your surroundings
e)
Forget to pack your medicine
12.
You want to visit an aquarium. Which feature would help you most?
a)
No maps or signs
b)
Crowded entryways
c)
Super bright flashing lights
d)
Wide, step-free paths
13.
If you get overwhelmed by noise, what would help you the most?
a)
Tight spaces
b)
A quiet area to take breaks
c)
Flashing lights
d)
Louder speakers
14.
Why does accessible information online matter?
a)
Because it’s fun to read
b)
Because only experts use it
c)
So you can plan and feel confident before your visit
d)
It’s required for all websites
15.
Name one item you would pack to feel more comfortable on a trip.
(a)
16.
What should you do if you can’t find accessibility info on a travel website?
a)
Don’t go
b)
Try an AI chat tool or ask staff for help
c)
Give up
d)
Wait for a friend to tell you
17.
Which staff attitude helps people feel included?
a)
Rushing people
b)
Ignoring questions
c)
Using complicated words
d)
Being patient and flexible
18.
Which of these is a healthy travel snack?
a)
Uncovered street food
b)
Fresh fruit
c)
Nothing at all
d)
Sugary candy only
19.
What is one question you still have about accessibility?
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20.
Which accessibility feature would you like to see in every public space?
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