Travel Culture Career Study

8 traveling
topics and
must-have
vocabulary
Introduction
Welcome
“The world is a book, and those who do not travel read
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Being a widely spoken language in the majority of
countries, it is beneficial to get yourself some useful
English vocabulary before your adventures. If you are
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Introduction

Jump to:
1 Booking a holiday 04
2 At the airport 09
3 At the hotel 14
4 On the beach 19
5 At the shopping mall 24
6 At the restaurant 30
7 Buying tickets 37
8 Asking for help 41
9 Quiz 47
Start with part 1
Part 1

Booking
a holiday

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A. Vocabulary
1. Accommodation (n) /əˌkɒməˈdeɪʃn/

A room or building in which you Một căn phòng hoặc tòa nhà bạn sống
live or stay during holidays hoặc ở tạm trong chuyến du lịch

E.g.: Hotel accommodation is included in the price of your holiday.

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2. All-inclusive (adj) /ˌɔːl ɪnˈkluːsɪv/

Denoting or relating to a holiday in which Mang ý nghĩa/ liên quan đến một kỳ nghỉ
all or most meals, drinks, and activities are mà tất cả các chi phí như ăn ở, đi lại, tham
included in the overall price quan đã bao gồm trong giá tổng

E.g.: Our trips are all-inclusive—there are no hidden costs.

3. Brochure (n) /ˈbrəʊʃə(r)/

A type of small magazine that contains Loại tạp chí nhỏ có hình ảnh và thông tin
pictures and information about a product về sản phẩm hoặc công ty nào đó
or a company

E.g.: Can you send me a copy of the summer travel brochure?”

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4. Package tour (n) /ˈpækɪdʒ tʊə(r)/

A holiday at a fixed price in which the travel Tour du lịch trọn gói, thường được sắp
company arranges your travel, hotels, and xếp bởi các công ty dịch vụ lữ hành, bao
sometimes meals for you gồm giá phòng khách

E.g.: The package tour will provide a 50% discount on hotel accommodation in various
hotels in Thailand.

5. Outbound (adj) /ˈaʊtbaʊnd/

Travelling away from a particular place, Đi du lịch ngoài nước

usually the first half of a journey

E.g.: The airline has canceled all outbound flights.

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B. Conversation
At the travel agency
Agent: Hello, welcome to ABC Tourist. What can I do for you?
Alice: Good morning, I’d like to book a tour to Thailand for 2 people.
Agent: I can help you with that. Do you want to buy a package tour?
Alice: What is included in the package tour?
Agent: Our package tour includes tickets for outbound flights, all-inclusive hotel accommodation,
and 3 meals a day.
Alice: Thank you. How much does this package cost?
Agent: From $1,500 to $2,500, depending on your requirements.
Alice: We want to be comfortable. Do you have any suggestions for accommodation?
Agent: Yes, sure! We have some quality guesthouses and farmhouse accommodation. This brochure
can help you get more information about this.
Alice: Okay, I will consider all the options. Thanks for your help!
Agent: You’re welcome.

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At the
airport

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A. Vocabulary
6. Board (v) /bɔːd/

To get on or into (a ship, aircraft or Lên hoặc bước vào một phương tiện di
other vehicle) chuyển nào đó (tàu, máy bay…)

E.g.: Passengers are waiting to board.

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7. Check-in desk (n) /ˈtʃek ɪn desk/

The place at the airport where you register Bàn đăng kí tại sân bay, nơi bạn đăng kí
for your flight and deposit your luggage chuyến bay và kí gửi hành lí

E.g.: At the check-in desk at the National Airport, I was asked whether I was carrying
any illegal food.

8. Depart (v) /dɪˈpɑːt/

To go away or leave, especially on Đi xa hoặc rời khỏi, thường sử dụng khi

a journey nói đến một chuyến hành trình

E.g.: Flights for Rome depart from Terminal 3.

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9. Passport Check/ Security Checkpoint (n)

A barrier or manned entrance, typically at Quầy kiểm tra hộ chiếu, trạm kiểm soát
a border of a country where travelers are an ninh
subject to security checks

E.g.: By the time he had gone through the passport check, she has disappeared.

10. Travel Documents (n) /dɪˈpɑːt/

All the necessary documents you need to Các giấy tờ du lịch, bao gồm tất cả các
take with you on a holiday, i.e. passport or hồ sơ giấy tờ cần cho chuyến đi như hộ
ID card, driving license, flight/bus/ train chiếu, giấy chứng minh, bằng lái xe, vé
tickets, visa confirmation, etc... tàu, thị thực…

E.g.: You must prepare all the required travel documents before 14th June.

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B. Conversation
In the queue:
Alice: I’m so excited. I’ve never flown before.
Woman: Really? Where are you travelling to?
Alice: I’m going to Canada to visit my aunt.
Woman: Have you prepared all your travel
documents?
Alice: Sure! I don’t want to be stuck at the
passport check.
Woman: I saw that you have some durian cake,
right? You should leave it before going to the
check-in desk. It’s on the illegal food list.
Alice: Oh, really? Thanks for noticing that for me!
Woman: What time will you depart?
Alice: Let me see… My flight will depart at 9 p.m.
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At the gate number 8
Air stewardess: We are ready for boarding
now. Please have your boarding passes ready.
Please proceed to the aircraft when we call
your seat number.
Alice: Excuse me, where can I find my seat
number?
Air stewardess: It’s on your boarding pass,
Madam. Ah, your seat number is 67K.
Alice: Okay, thank you!
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At the
hotel

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A. Vocabulary
11. Full-Board (n) /ˌfʊl ˈbɔːd/

If you request ‘full-board’ at a hotel, Giá trọn gói tại khách sạn, bao gồm 3
that would include all three meals bữa ăn trong ngày (sáng, trưa, tối) và tiền
(breakfast, lunch and dinner) in the thuê phòng của bạn trong kì nghỉ
price of your accommodation

E.g.: The price is £405, and includes full board.

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12. Half-Board (n) /ˌhɑːf ˈbɔːd/

If you request ‘half-board’ at a hotel, Đây là gói dịch vụ tại khách sạn, bao
breakfast and dinner would be gồm tiền ở và 2 bữa ăn chính (sáng và
included in the hotel price (as part of tối), không bao gồm bữa trưa
the package)

E.g.: The price includes half-board and an airline ticket to Prague.

13. Double bed (n) /ˈdʌbl bed/

A bed large enough for two people Giường đôi

E.g.: They are a family of four, so give them a room with two double beds.

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14. Single bed (n) /ˌsɪŋɡl ˈbed/ 15. Vacancy (n) /ˈveɪkənsi/

A bed for one person Giường đơn Available rooms Phòng trống

E.g.: The economy priced room includes one E.g.: We only have one vacancy left, and it is for a
single bed. single room.

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B. Conversation
Calling to get a hotel reservation
Tom: I’d like to reserve a hotel room.
Receptionist: May I have your full name,
please?
Tom: My name is Tom Dallas.
Receptionist: Hello Mr. Dallas. My name is
Katy. When do you need the room?
Tom: My plan is to be there from April 14th
to the 17th.
Receptionist: Ok. We have only 2 vacancies
left because it’s during the holiday.
Tom: How much is a room?
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Receptionist: The price per night is $308 for full-
board and $250 for half-board. Is that acceptable
for you, sir?
Tom: The full-board price sounds good to me.
Receptionist: Perfect! Do you want a single bed or
a double bed?
Tom: A double bed is better.
Receptionist: Okay, Mr. Dallas. Your reservation has
been noted. All we need now is a phone number.
Tom: Certainly. My phone number is 626-555-1739.
Receptionist: Thank you, Mr. Dallas. We look
forward to seeing you in New York!
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On the
beach

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A. Vocabulary
16. Canoeing (n) /kəˈnuːɪŋ/

The sport of travelling in or racing a canoe Chèo thuyền

(a small boat without an engine)

E.g.: I went canoeing in Kofifi Island last summer.

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17. Coastal (adj) ˈkəʊstl/

On land beside a sea (Thuộc) miền duyên hải, vùng ven biển

E.g.: The coastal resorts are deserted in winter.

18. Jet-skiing (n) /ˈdʒet skiːɪŋ/

The activity of riding across water Trượt nước - Loại hình thể thao sử dụng
on a vehicle with an engine, like a các phương tiện chuyên dụng như như
motorcycle mô tô để lái trên mặt nước

E.g.: Diving, snorkeling and jet-skiing are popular water sports here.

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19. Kitesurfing (n) /ˈkaɪtsɜːfɪŋ/

The sport of riding on water while Lướt ván diều – Môn thể thao mà người
standing on a short, wide board and chơi đứng trên một tấm ván lướt trên mặt
being pulled along by wind power, using nước, được kéo đi bởi một con diều lớn
a large kite

E.g.: Tomorrow I have a day free, so fingers crossed the wind will be good as I plan to
hit the sea and go kitesurfing.

20. Kayaking (n) /ˈkaɪækɪŋ/

The activity or sport of travelling in a kayak Chèo thuyền kayak

E.g.: I go kayaking in the summer.

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B. Conversation
On the beach
Tom: Hi, Alice! I heard you just got back Alice: Oh, my most favorite was Sunrise
from a trip to Thailand. How was it? Beach. The scenery was just too much for the
Alice: It was great! I went to several of eyes and it was quieter there. The water was
Thailand’s most beautiful beaches. crystal clear. I stayed in a beautiful coastal
resort named “Kalaluma”.
Tom: Did you try any water sports?
Tom: What did you do there?
Alice: I did! I tried kitesurfing and jet-skiing.
Alice: I went canoeing and kayaking. Karon
Tom: Wow! That sounds wonderful! Did you Beach in Phuket was also amazing. It was also
explore any nice beaches? quiet and peaceful there.
Alice: Absolutely! The beaches I went to are
probably less popular, but in my opinion
they are more amazing and above all, more
relaxing.
Tom: Really? What are they?

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At the
shopping
mall

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A. Vocabulary
21. Local crafts (n) /ˈləʊkl krɑːfts/

Things made in the region Hàng thủ công địa phương

E.g.: She gave me some local crafts she bought in Japan.

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22. A fitting room (n) /ˈfɪtɪŋ ruːm/

A room or cubicle in a shop/store where you Phòng thử đồ trong các cửa hàng quần áo
can put on clothes to see how they look

E.g.: The designer created state-of-the-art fitting rooms at fashion stores in New York,
with music and adjustable lighting.

23. On sale /ɒn seɪl/

If products in a shop are on sale, they can be Hàng giảm giá

bought for less than their normal price

E.g.: He bought a sports jacket on sale at the store.

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24. Discount (n) /ˈdɪskaʊnt/

An amount of money that is taken off the Số tiền đã được giảm sau khi mua hàng
usual cost of something

E.g.: They were selling everything at a discount.

25. Cash (n) /kæʃ/

Money in the form of coins or notes/bills Tiền mặt

E.g.: Payments can be made by card or in cash.

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26. Credit card (n) /ˈkredɪt kɑːd/

A small plastic card that you can use to buy Thẻ tín dụng
goods and services and pay for them later

E.g.: All major credit cards are accepted at our hotels.

27. Charge (n) /tʃɑːdʒ/

(To) ask an amount of money for goods or Tính phí cho món hàng hoặc dịch vụ nào
a service đó
E.g.: The restaurant charged £20 for dinner.

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B. Conversation
At the clothes store
Shop assistant: What can I do for you, Madam?
Alice: Hi, I’d like to try that coat.
Shop assistant: What size would you like?
Shop assistant: Would you like anything else, Madam?
Alice: I’d like to buy some gifts for my friends. Do you have
local crafts or signature souvenirs?

Alice: Medium, please. Shop assistant: I’m sorry but we don’t have anything like that.

Shop assistant: Here you are. The fitting room is behind you. Alice: Okay, I’ll take the coat.

Alice: Okay, thank you. Shop assistant: How would you like to pay for it? Cash or credit
card?
Shop assistant: Wow, it looks good on you.
Alice: I’ll charge it to my credit card.
Alice: Yes, it is very nice. How much is it?
Shop assistant: Sign here, please.
Shop assistant: This coat is on sale for 25% off.
Alice: There you go.
Alice: What is the price after the discount?
Shop assistant: Thank you for shopping here.
Shop assistant: It’s $150.
Alice: Really? That’s good value.

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At the
restaurant

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A. Vocabulary
28. Cafeteria (n) /ˌkæfəˈtɪəriə/

A place that sells low-cost meals in a Những quán ăn nhỏ bán thức ăn giá
school or work-place, usually from a self- bình dân trong trường học hoặc cơ quan,
service counter thường được bán theo dạng tự phục vụ

E.g.: What's the food in the school cafeteria like?

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29. High-class restaurant (n) /ˌhaɪ ˈklɑːs ˈrestrɒnt/

High quality restaurant Nhà hàng cao cấp

E.g.: We can't afford to go to those high-class restaurants.

30. Cuisine (n) /kwɪˈziːn/

A country or region's style of cooking Phong cách ẩm thực của một quốc gia
hoặc vùng đất nào đó

E.g.: There's more to Indian cuisine than curries, you know.

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31. Appetizer (n) /ˈæpɪtaɪzə(r)/

A dish that's eaten before the main course Món khai vị

E.g.: For an appetizer, I'll have spring rolls, please.

32. Savoury (adj) /ˈseɪvəri/

(Of food) salty or spicy rather than sweet Vị mặn hoặc cay, không ngọt

E.g.: Most appetizers are savoury dishes.

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33. Sommelier (n) /səˈmelɪeɪ/

A wine expert who advises guests on Chuyên gia rượu vang, người sẽ giới
ordering or pairing wines thiệu và tư vấn cho thực khách nên dùng
loại rượu gì với món ăn nào

E.g.: Our sommelier also developed our wine list and orders the wines.

34. Service charge (n) /ˈsɜːvɪs tʃɑːdʒ/

An extra amount added to a restaurant Phí phục vụ trong nhà hàng

bill that's meant to be given to staff for
their service

E.g.: They've already added a 20% service charge.

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B. Conversation
At the hotel reception
Tom: Hello, are there any good restaurant
nearby?
The receptionist: Do you want a cafeteria or
high-class restaurant?
Tom: I want to find a high-class restaurant.
The receptionist: There’s a restaurant named
“Victoria” next to the railway station. It serves
French cuisine.
Tom: Oh, great! I love French food. Thank you!
At the restaurant
Waiter: Good evening, sir. I’m Alex, I'll be your
waiter for this evening.
Tom: Hi, a table for one, please. Do you have any
suggestion for me tonight?
Waiter: Would you like a savoury dishes for an
appetizer? We have a special tuna salad with
cream sauce.
Tom: Ok but can I have it without cream?
Waiter: Of course. What would you like for your
main course?
Tom: Caesar beefsteak, please. Could I see the
wine list?
Waiter: Here you are.

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Tom: Hmm… I don’t know which one to choose. Waiter: Would you like anything else?
Do you have any recommendations? Tom: No, thanks. Can I have the bill, please?
Waiter: Our sommelier can introduce some of Waiter: That will be $175. There is already a 20%
our signature drinks! This is John. service charge added.
Sommelier: Hello sir. I would suggest the red Tom: Here you are. Keep the change!
wine – It complements the meat wonderfully,
and can enhance the taste of your meal. Waiter: Thank you. Have a good day.
Tom: Okay, I will have a glass of the red wine, Tom: Bye.
thank you.
Waiter: (Returning with food) Here you are,
enjoy your meal!
Tom: Thank you.

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Buying
ticket

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A. Vocabulary
35. One-way/ Single Ticket (n):

A ticket that allows a passenger to Vé 1 chiều

travel only to his/her destination,
without returning

E.g.: My father bought 2 one-way tickets to Turkey for us!

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36. Two-way/ Return Ticket (UK)/ Round Trip (US) (n)

Ticket that allows someone to travel to a Vé 2 chiều

place and back again

E.g.: I need to buy a two-way ticket to Japan.

37. Window seat (n) /ˈwɪndəʊ siːt/

A seat positioned next to a window on Ghế ngồi sát cửa sổ trên xe hoặc
a large vehicle or aircraft máy bay

E.g.: I prefer window seats to aisle seats on planes.

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B. Conversation
Buying train tickets Buying flight tickets
Alice: Hello, I need 2 tickets for the 7 a.m. train to Tom: I would like to book a flight.
Taichung, please. Travel agent: I can help you with that. Where are you traveling to?
Travel agent: Do you want single or return tickets? Tom: I am traveling to Singapore.
Alice: What’s the price difference between the two? Travel agent: On what date will you be traveling?
Travel agent: Single tickets are $47 each and return Tom: I want to fly on November 17th.
tickets are $35 each.
Travel agent: Do you want to fly out of Tan Son Nhat International or Noi
Alice: I'll take two return tickets. Can I have window Bai Airport?
seats?
Tom: I would like to fly out of Tan Son Nhat International Airport.
Travel agent: Okay. Your seat numbers are 4A and
5A. Travel agent: Would you prefer a one-way ticket or two-way ticket?
Alice: Okay, thank you! Tom: A two-way ticket, please. Can I have a window seat?
Travel agent: How would you like to pay? Travel agent: Sure, sir. Your tickets will arrive by mail in a few days.
Alice: I’ll pay in cash. Tom: Okay, Thank you.

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Asking
for help

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A. Vocabulary
38. A robber (n) /ˈrɒbə(r)/

A person who steals from a person or Kẻ cướp

place, especially using violence or threats

E.g.: Police are searching for the robbers.

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39. A thief (n) /θiːf/

A person who steals something from Tên trộm

another person or place

E.g.: A thief snatched her handbag containing her wages.

40. Burglary (n) /ˈbɜːɡləri/

The crime of entering a building illegally Cuộc đột nhập vào một nơi nào đó để
and stealing things from it thực hiện hành vi trộm cắp

E.g.: He's been arrested for burglary.

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41. Mug (v) /mʌɡ/

To attack somebody violently in order Tấn công ai đó một cách thô bạo để
to steal their money, especially in a cướp tư trang ở nơi đông người
public place

E.g.: She had been mugged in the street in broad daylight.

42. Recovery position (n) /rɪˈkʌvəri pəzɪʃn/

A position lying on the side, with the arms Tư thế nằm nghiêng sang bên, chú ý
and legs carefully placed, that helps a đế tư thế tay và chân, nhằm giúp người
person who is not conscious breathe không có ý thức hít thở dễ dàng hơn

E.g.: Check the airway before putting someone in the recovery position."

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43. CPR (n) /ˌsiː piː ˈɑː(r)/

CPR stands for “cardiopulmonary Phương pháp hồi sức tim phổi khẩn cấp
resuscitation”, and is a lifesaving
technique used when someone has
stopped breathing

E.g.: Does anyone know CPR?

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B. Conversation
Medical Emergency Being robbed
A: I need a doctor immediately! A: Help! Help me!
B: Sir, is everything all right? B: What's wrong?
A: There’s been a burglary in my hotel room! My A: I have just been robbed!
friend fainted after being attacked by a thief. B: By whom?
B: Sir, I need you to calm down. Take deep breaths. A: Some guy on the street just mugged me.
Now, you need to put your friend in the recovery
position. B: Are you hurt?
A: Okay. But we still need an emergency room. A: No, he just stole my wallet and cellphone.
B: Sir, our emergency team is on the way. Do you B: That's crazy.
know how to do CPR? A: I need to go to the police station.
A: I’m not sure. When will your team arrive? Please, B: Do you want me to take you?
hurry!
A: That would be great. Thank you.
B: We’re on the way. Please remain calm.

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Fill in the blank to complete the paragraph

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We had a (1)____ to Thailand last week. We visited Bangkok, Chiangmai and Phuket.
Those are popular (2)_______ there. Our trip was (3)______, there were no hidden costs.
Bangkok is a bustling city, Chiangmai is a peaceful, ancient town, and both are beautiful.
But my most memorable moment is going (4)_______ in Phuket.

all inclusive trip canoeing destinations

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Check your understanding with these comprehension questions

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1. 2. 3. 4.
An _____ flight is Many elderly If the price at a A small amount of
one that is leaving people will not hotel includes ____, food or a drink that
or about to leave a go out for fear of it includes all your you have before a
particular place. getting _______. meals. meal is called _____
a) inside a) mugged a) full-board a) dessert
b) outbound b) paid b) lunch b) a sweet
c) outside c) exchanged c) half-board c) an appetizer
d) side d) played d) deal d) the main course

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Choose the word that you think doesn’t belong with the others
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1. 2. 3. 4.
a) Jetskiing a) Hostel a) Travel agency a) Window seat
b) Kayaking b) Hotel b) Package tour b) Train
c) Kitesurfing c) Homestay c) Short break c) Ferry
d) Shopping d) Rucksack d) Guided tour d) Plane

Find out the answers on the next page…

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Here are the answers

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Quiz 1: Quiz 2: Quiz 3:

1) trip 1) B 1) D
2) destinations 2) A 2) D
3) all-inclusive 3) A 3) C
4) canoeing 4) C 4) A

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