(Stonehenge) (Machu Picchu) (The Great Wall of China)
4) Egypt 5) USA 6) Italy
(Pyramid of Giza) (The Statue of Liberty) (Colosseum)
7) France 8) Australia 9) India
(Eifel Tower) (Sydney Opera House) (Taj Mahal)
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Airport actions Answers Part 1:
# Verb Meaning
1 To pack To put things that belongs to you (e.g. clothes) into a bag (e.g. a suitcase).
2 To check in To let the airline know you have arrived at the airport.
3 To board To get onto a plane.
4 To take off The plane leaves the ground and goes into the air.
5 To disembark To get off a plane.
To tell a customs officer that you want to take something (such as alcohol, food, 6 To declare an animal etc.) into their country.
Part 2:
1) to pack 2) to declare 3) to board
4) to disembark 5) to take off 6) to check in
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Airport stuff and places Answers Part 1:
# Thing Meaning
A document that contains all the details of a journey, for example, where 1 An itinerary and when a flight will take off and land.
2 Luggage Things that a person takes with them when they travel, for example clothes.
A personal document which contains a photo of an individual and states
3 A passport their nationality, age etc.
4 A boarding pass A ticket which lets a passenger board a plane.
5 A destination A place at the end of a journey.
6 A visa A document that allows someone to stay in a country for a period of time.
Part 2:
check-in counter
airport security
gate
immigration
baggage claim
customs
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Airport vocabulary: pronunciation Answers Verbs Question 1: Which syllable of a verb is usually stressed? Board Pack The last syllable. Disembark Declare
Question 2: a) Which part of a phrasal verb usually has primary stress? Phrasal verbs The second word. Take off Check in b) Which part usually has secondary stress?
The first word.
Nouns Question 3: Gate a) Which syllable of a noun is usually stressed? Visa Luggage Usually (but not always) the first syllable. Customs Itinerary b) For nouns that end in tion, which syllable is usually stressed? o Immigration o Destination The syllable before tion.
Compound nouns Question 4:
a) Which part of a compound noun is usually stressed? Passport Airport security The first syllable of the first word. o Boarding pass o Baggage claim b) Which parts can have secondary stress?
1) The second syllable when it is a noun / verb. For example port.
2) The second word when it is a noun / verb. For example pass.
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Johns Airport Experience Answers
An itinerary A visa To take off Airport security
A boarding pass To check in A destination To board
Immigration To declare To disembark Baggage claim
A gate Luggage Customs A passport
To pack
1. He packed lots of clothes into a suitcase.
2. He checked his flight details on his itinerary. 3. He went to the airport and took his passport and his luggage with him. 4. He checked-in to let the airline know that he had arrived. 5. At the check-in counter, the airline employee confirmed his identity by looking at his passport. Finally, he gave them his luggage. 6. He then received his boarding pass which would let him board the plane. 7. He went to airport security where an x-ray machine scanned his bags. 8. He proceeded to his gate and waited for his flight. 9. When it was time to go the airline staff asked the passengers to board the plane. 10. When everyone was on the plane, the plane took off. 11. After a few hours, the plane arrived at its destination. 12. Everyone disembarked from the plane. 13. Before he could officially enter the country, he would have to pass immigration. 14. At immigration, an officer gave him a 4 week tourist visa. 15. He went to baggage claim to collect his luggage. 16. Before he could leave the airport he had to go through customs. 17. He told the officer at customs that he had nothing to declare. Finally, he left the airport and got a taxi.
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Travel Troubles Example Answers
Problem 1: When James got to his destination, he unlocked his suitcase using a key and opened it. He saw that there was nothing inside. He knew that theft couldnt have been the reason as his suitcase had been locked the whole time.
Question: What did he forget to do?
Answer: He forgot to pack his suitcase.
Problem 2: A man named Abdul was arrested by airport police because a bomb was discovered inside his laptop bag.
Question: Where in the airport do you think the bomb was discovered?
Answer: Airport security. This is where the airport staff checks travellers for dangerous and illegal items.
Problem 3: Sam arrived at the airport and wanted to check in for his 8:00pm flight. He was annoyed to see that there were 50 check-in desks, one for each airline. He couldnt remember which airline he had booked his ticket with so he didnt know which desk to go to.
Question: What should he have taken with him to the airport?
Answer: His itinerary. All of the flight details would have been on it including he airline hed be flying with.
Problem 4: Jeab went to the airport at 5:30pm because she was going to fly to Dubai at 6:00pm. At the airport she found her check-in desk, waited in a queue and then checked in. She then made her way to airport security where she waited in a very long queue. Eventually, she got through security. She ran to her gate, which was quite far from airport security. When she got there, she was told that the plane had taken off 30 minutes before, so she had missed her flight.
Question: What was Jeabs biggest mistake?
Answer: She arrived at the airport to late. She gave herself only 30 minutes to check in, go through airport security and get to her gate. She should have arrived at the airport 2 hours before take off.
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Problem 5: Sally arrived at her destination, got her luggage from baggage claim and headed to customs. When she got there, a customs officer asked her if she had anything to declare. She said that she had nothing to declare but the officer insisted that she open her bag. Inside were some clothes and 150 packs of cigarettes which she had bought the day before. The officer told her that she would have to pay a 50,000 baht fine, as the amount of cigarettes she had was over the allowed limit.
Question: How could she have avoided this fine?
Answer: She should have checked to see if the cigarettes needed to be declared at customs. If she wasnt sure, she should have declared them anyway.
Problem 6: Alex was walking to airport security when a lady stopped her and asked her for assistance. The lady had a lot of bags and said that it would be really helpful if Alex could take a big teddy bear through airport security for her. The lady said that she would meet Alex at her gate and collect the teddy bear there. Alex thought this sounded a bit strange but agreed to do it.
Question: Why is Alex taking a big risk by agreeing to help?
Answer: The teddy bear isnt illegal but its possible that there is something illegal inside it. If Alex takes the teddy bear through security and drugs are found inside it, she will go to jail, not the lady who gave it to her.
Problem 7: Max (from America) and his girlfriend Tittiporn (from Thailand) arrived at New York International Airport. When they got to immigration, Max showed his passport to the officer and was allowed to pass. Tittiporn gave the officer her passport, just as Max did. He looked through it and told her that she couldnt pass because she didnt have a visa. She was shocked because Max didnt have a visa and didnt have a problem.
Question: Why was Max able to continue and Tittiporn not?
Answer: To enter your own country, you usually show your passport to prove that youre from there and thats it. When entering another country thats not your own, usually you have to have a visa. Max was an American entering America, so he didnt need a visa. Tittiporn was a Thai entering America so she needed a visa.
Problem 8: After Sue arrived at her destination, she went to baggage claim with the other passengers to collect her luggage. All of the passengers got their luggage but hers never appeared on the carousel. In the end there was one bag left which looked like hers but wasnt hers. She got help from the airport staff who told her that her bag definitely arrived at the airport and was definitely put on the carousel.
Question: What could have happened to Sues bag?
Answer: Its possible that someone who owned a similar bag took hers by mistake and left theirs behind.
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