WorksheetsTransportation Vocabulary Quiz
Total questions: 24
Worksheet time: 12mins
What is a Rickshaw?
A fast train that travels only between big cities
A small vehicle pulled by a person on two wheels
A bus that carries workers from town to town
A small airplane used for short regional flights
What is a Sleigh?
A vehicle that moves on snow pulled by animals
A boat that travels only between small harbors
A long car that carries many people in comfort
A bus that connects the city to the airport
What is a Semi-trailer truck?
A ship that carries heavy cars across short seas
A bus that takes people to nearby mountain towns
A long truck that carries goods on the highway
A train that travels quickly between two cities
What is a Ferry?
A boat that carries people and cars across water
A bus that carries tourists on weekend city tours
A car that drives on snow in cold mountain areas
A train that travels underground through the city
What is a Submarine?
A vessel that travels and stays deep under the sea
A ship that carries food between distant countries
A small ferry that moves people across short rivers
A train that moves fast between two large cities
What is a Blimp?
A large airship filled with gas that floats in the sky
A small plane that flies between nearby small towns
A long truck that moves products between two regions
A fast train that runs only between two capital cities
What is a Space shuttle?
A spacecraft used to travel between Earth and space
A large airplane used for very long world flights
A blimp used for showing signs high above cities
A helicopter used for rescue during bad weather
What is Departure?
The act of leaving a place to begin a journey
The middle station where you must change lines
The time when you pay money for a travel fare
The final stop where your trip finally ends
What is Destination?
The building where buses are kept overnight
The place where a traveler is finally going to
The ticket you buy before you start a journey
The time when a passenger begins their journey
What does it mean to Board?
To get onto a bus, train, plane, or ship
To leave a vehicle when your trip is finished
To pay for your trip using a travel card
To wait in line near the door of the bus
What is Fare?
The money a passenger pays for a journey
The place where people stand to wait for taxis
The number of buses leaving every morning
The station where the train finally arrives
What does Get on mean?
To wave your hand when the bus comes
To leave a car or train when you arrive
To enter or climb onto a moving vehicle
To wait in a queue before getting inside
What does Get off mean?
To leave a bus or train when you arrive
To enter a station to start your journey
To wait for your friend at the station
To buy a ticket from a small machine
What is a Bus shelter?
A covered place where people wait for buses
A ticket office where bus cards are printed
A small shop that sells drinks near stations
A building where buses are cleaned and parked
What is a Convenience store?
A kiosk that sells tickets for long trips
A small shop open late selling daily items
A coffee shop near a large train station
A store that sells maps and tourist gifts
Who are Passengers?
People who travel but do not drive vehicles
Workers who clean trains after every trip
Drivers who operate large city transport
Police who check safety inside the buses
What are Special needs?
Tourists who are visiting a new country
People who need extra help when traveling
Students who are learning foreign languages
Workers who must travel every single day
What is Carpool?
Washing a car before going on a journey
Buying a car to travel to your workplace
Parking a car inside a large city garage
Sharing a car with others to save fuel
What are Rush hours?
Times when traffic is very busy in cities
Moments when buses stop for short breaks
Nights when roads are empty and quiet
Days when trains are not running at all
What does Take off mean?
When a bus leaves the first stop of route
When an airplane leaves the ground to fly
When a train starts moving from a station
When a ship begins to move from the port
What are Disabilities?
Tiredness caused by long daily bus rides
Problems that delay trains and city buses
Feelings of fear when traveling by plane
Conditions that limit a person’s abilities
What is Litter?
Seats that are placed inside each train
Trash that people leave in public places
Flyers that advertise new travel routes
Bags that travelers carry on the buses
What is a Route?
The time when a bus returns to station
The path or line a vehicle usually follows
The name printed on every travel ticket
The speed a train travels between stops
What does Take (as in 'take the bus') mean?
To wait near the stop for a vehicle
To check the weather before travel
To plan a trip on a digital map
To use a particular kind of transport
