Travelling (test)

Match the word with translation.

Make the word combination.

What is it?

An official document with a photograph and some personal information which a child must have while travelling.

What is it?

A small piece of paper or a card given to a passenger to show that they have paid for one trip.

What is it?

A thing that you need to travel by underground.

What is it?

A document which gives you the right to travel on the public bus.

What is it?

An official document with a photograph and some personal information for a citizen of any country travelling abroad.

Complete the sentences with should or shouldn't.

Your plane leaves at 10.00. You ... get to the airport by 8.00.

Complete the sentences with should or shouldn't.

When you go to London, you ... visit Westminster Abbey.

Complete the sentences with should or shouldn't.

You ... take so much luggage with you. The trip is not long.

Complete the text

People are fond of             [travelling., on foot., passengers.] They can travel by plane or train, by car or bus, by ship or             [on foot., passengers., travelling.]

Large ships, modern aeroplanes and comfortable trains carry            [travelling, on foot, passengers] from one place to another. Railway stations and airoports are always busy places in summer and              [on foot., passengers., on holidays.] People pack their             [luggage, on holidays, passengers] into thier suitcases, bags and rucksacks. They hurry to visit their relatives or             [friends., luggage., passengers.]