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Travel Vocabulary

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  • Some ______ drive too fast on the country roads near our house.
    tourists
    passengers
    motorists
    explorers
  • Sara left her country because of the war and lives in a large camp.
    She’s an explorer.
    She’s a passenger.
    She’s a refugee.
  • Sophie ____ her old toys because she didn’t want them anymore.
    packed up
    gave away
    gave up
    hid out
  • How often do you stay up late or stay out late? What do you do?
    ...
  • Laura is on the bus that she usually takes to work every morning.
    She’s a commuter.
    She’s a nomad.
    She’s a tourist
  • It’s fun being ______ in London. There are so many places to visit: Big Ben, Buckingham Palace, the Tower of London. We have a great guidebook to help us get around.
    nomads
    tourists
    passengers
    refugees
  • ______ away from the fire. It’s dangerous.
    Stay
    Pack
    Hide
    Drive
  • How often do you stay up late or stay out late? What do you do?
    ...
  • We’re ______ from East Africa. Traditionally, our people don’t stay in one place. They follow their cows across the land.
    tourists
    refugees
    nomads
    passengers
  • How can you calculate the exchange rate of your currency?
    ...
  • We’ve booked our flight and hotel, and we’re on our way to our vacation destination.
    We’re tourists.
    We’re commuters.
    We’re immigrants.
  • After traveling for many days, the ____ reached a village which nobody from the West had ever visited before.
    tourists
    explorers
    passengers
    motorists
  • Which of the following types of traveler have you been? When, where, and why? [a tourist a backpacker a commuter a passenger]
    ...
  • There are a lot of _____ on the train to the coast, probably because they live there.
    passengers
    refugees
    nomads
    tourists
  • Cynthia is driving across the USA on Highway 66. She loves her car.
    She’s a nomad.
    She’s a motorist.
    She’s a backpacker.
  • After the war, we arrived in this country as _________
    tourists
    refugees
    passengers
    nomads
  • Susie is walking across the Sahara Desert to raise money for charity. So far, she’s walked 40 kilometers.
    She’s a tourist.
    She’s an adventurer.
    She’s an immigrant.
  • We _______ up our things and left.
    stayed
    packed
    hid
    drove
  • How often do you stay up late or stay out late? What do you do?
    ...
  • We want to _____ out to the country and see the pretty villages.
    drive
    hide
    grow
    move
  • Brad is on vacation in southeast Asia. He has stayed in hostels in Thailand, Vietnam, and Cambodia.
    He’s a commuter.
    He’s a backpacker.
    He’s a nomad.
  • They_____ out in the forest where nobody could find them.
    stayed
    drove
    hid
    packed
  • How often do you stay up late or stay out late? What do you do?
    ...
  • I ___ up in this neighborhood. I was a teen when I left.
    hid
    grew
    packed
    moved
  • Luis is in a part of the Amazon rainforest that nobody has visited before.
    He’s a commuter.
    He’s an explorer.
    He’s a tourist.
  • Alicia isn’t from this country, but she lives and works here now.
    She’s a backpacker
    She’s a motorist
    She’s an immigrant