Travel Vocabulary

When a person travels for fun, he or she is a _______. tour guide / tourist / tour group / all of the above

Which of the following words means "depart"? stand / leave / sit / arrive

Many people will probably want to ____ when they see a "landmark". eat something / run away / take a picture / get on a train

The opposite of a "domestic" flight is an _____________ flight. intelligent / interesting / inexpensive / international

What can a "passport" allow you to do? buy a ticket / travel to another country / say "hello" in French / buy lunch

Which of the following things is a good example of a "souvenir"? an elephant / a man with a camera / a nice hotel room / a T-shirt that says "Hawaii"

A "_____ book" can give you useful information when you travel. guide / cook / comic / telephone

Your "destination" means the place that you __________. like / don't like / traveled from / are traveling to

Which of the following is an example of baggage? a suitcase, an airport, a ticket, a train

At which of the following places might you "sightsee"? Egypt / your hotel room / an airport / the Pacific Ocean

A "border" is a line on a map that separates two _____________. countries / people / hotels / lakes

Which of the following words means "location"? name / price / place / time

At which of the following places can you "check-in"? a cruise ship / an airport / a hotel / all of the above

The opposite of an "entrance" is an _______. embassy / airport / exit / arrival