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The wrong way up; the bottom part at the top
 
upside-down
 
announcement
 
price
 
countryside
Arrive and register at a hotel or airport
 
check in
 
campsite
 
nervous
 
confident
A shape with a flat round base that becomes narrower until it forms a point
 
cone
 
worried
 
to land
 
gate
Causing feelings of great admiration or respect
 
awesome
 
present
 
take off
 
bargain
Unhappy because you are thinking about problems or unpleasant things that might happen
 
worried
 
to land
 
receipt
 
confused
The study of past events
 
History
 
spend
 
rescue
 
take off
A shop in an airport where you don't have to pay taxes on the goods you buy
 
duty-free shop
 
guidebook
 
pocket money
 
exchange rate
A piece of paper you must show to get on an aircraft
 
boarding pass
 
credit card
 
waiting room
 
instructions
The state of great comfort and extravagant living
 
luxury
 
return
 
passenger
 
route
The study or science of numbers and shapes
 
Maths
 
gate
 
change
 
bored
A book that gives visitors information about a particular place
 
guidebook
 
pocket money
 
duty-free shop
 
banknote
A number on a product that is different from all the other product numbers
 
serial number
 
pocket money
 
boarding pass
 
duty-free shop
Available to buy at a lower price than usual
 
sale
 
sell
 
gold
 
Maths
A vehicle that takes people to and from hospitals
 
ambulance
 
propeller
 
present
 
memorise
Not interested in something; not excited about it
 
bored
 
gold
 
excited
 
cone
The act of exchanging goods for other things rather than for money
 
bartering
 
backpacker
 
passenger
 
Maths
Not new; having been used in the past by someone else
 
second-hand
 
throw away
 
upside-down
 
waiting room
Something on sale at a lower price than its true value
 
bargain
 
change
 
banknote
 
announcement
A piece of printed paper that has value as money
 
banknote
 
check in
 
awesome
 
ambulance
Area where passengers check-in before boarding the aircraft
 
gate
 
route
 
campsite
 
change
A boat that carries people and goods back and forth across a stretch of water
 
ferry
 
flight
 
cone
 
route
Very enthusiastic about something; filled with energy
 
excited
 
receipt
 
campsite
 
memorise
The act of giving putting or sending something back
 
return
 
goldsmith
 
luxury
 
pilot
Someone who makes objects from gold
 
goldsmith
 
bartering
 
shop assistant
 
passenger
Very pleased and happy
 
delighted
 
destination
 
flight
 
arrivals
To arrive on the ground or other surface after moving down through the air
 
to land
 
show up
 
punish
 
arrivals
The act of getting something from someone by offering something in return
 
exchange
 
luggage
 
goldsmith
 
return
A person who travels cheaply carrying their equipment and clothes in a bag they carry on their back
 
backpacker
 
shop assistant
 
goldsmith
 
pilot
A person who travels in a vehicle like a car, bus or plane
 
passenger
 
goldsmith
 
exchange
 
bartering
A base from which spacecraft are launched.
 
Spaceport
 
take off
 
guidebook
 
confident
Something written or spoken that tells important news
 
announcement
 
reasonable
 
credit card
 
confident
To give money as payment
 
spend
 
awful
 
bored
 
cents
A trip in an airplane or helicopter
 
flight
 
present
 
cash
 
Maths
Money returned when a payment is more than the price
 
change
 
punish
 
campsite
 
bargain
To switch on
 
turn on
 
luggage
 
present
 
to land
To cause pain, suffering or loss for doing something bad or illegal
 
punish
 
receipt
 
luggage
 
price
The path that must be followed to get to a place
 
route
 
price
 
gate
 
bored
Based on using good judgement and therefore practical
 
reasonable
 
destination
 
present
 
memorise
Facts about something or someone.
 
information
 
throw away
 
disappointed
 
pocket money
Unable to understand or think clearly
 
confused
 
memorise
 
take off
 
banknote