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Match the following words with their corresponding pictures.
Match the following words with their corresponding pictures.
land (vb) = 4 take off (vb) = 1 check-in counter = 5 gate = 2 luggage = 3 suitcase = 6 boarding card/pass = 7 aisle = 8 baggage claim = 9
A ______ is a place where you can get gas, often with a shop or cafe.
A ______ is a place where you can get gas, often with a shop or cafe.
gas station
The ______ is the time of day when there is a lot of traffic.
The ______ is the time of day when there is a lot of traffic.
rush hour
When two or more cars hit each other, it's called a ______.
When two or more cars hit each other, it's called a ______.
The money you have to pay for parking illegally is called a ______.
The money you have to pay for parking illegally is called a ______.
A place where you can't drive is called a ______.
A place where you can't drive is called a ______.
A place where you can leave your car is called a ______.
A place where you can leave your car is called a ______.
Which of the following words is a synonym for the word "journey"?
Which of the following words is a synonym for the word "journey"?
What does it mean to be "spoiled"?
What does it mean to be "spoiled"?
What does it mean to be "ambitious"?
What does it mean to be "ambitious"?
What does it mean to be "aggressive"?
What does it mean to be "aggressive"?
What does it mean to be "reliable"?
What does it mean to be "reliable"?
What does it mean to be "sensitive"?
What does it mean to be "sensitive"?
What does it mean to be "independent"?
What does it mean to be "independent"?
What does it mean to be "jealous"?
What does it mean to be "jealous"?
Which of the following sports is played on a court?
Which of the following sports is played on a court?
Which of the following words is NOT a synonym for the word "beat"?
Which of the following words is NOT a synonym for the word "beat"?
Which of these is a verb in the past tense?
Which of these is a verb in the past tense?
You can use the past tense of the verb "win" to refer to a game that was played in the past.
You can use the past tense of the verb "win" to refer to a game that was played in the past.
It is appropriate to say "Costa Rica won the US" when referring to a soccer game that Costa Rica won.
It is appropriate to say "Costa Rica won the US" when referring to a soccer game that Costa Rica won.
Which of the following words is a synonym for "play"?
Which of the following words is a synonym for "play"?
Which of the following words is a synonym for the word "food"?
Which of the following words is a synonym for the word "food"?
Match the following food items with the correct category:
Match the following food items with the correct category:
Which of the following is NOT a way to describe food?
Which of the following is NOT a way to describe food?
Flashcards
Fly
Fly
To travel by air on an airplane.
Check-in counter
Check-in counter
The place where travelers check in for their flight.
Boarding pass
Boarding pass
A document that shows you are allowed to board a plane.
Gate
Gate
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Luggage
Luggage
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Take off
Take off
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Aisle
Aisle
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Baggage claim
Baggage claim
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Train station
Train station
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Platform
Platform
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Car
Car
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Subway
Subway
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Bus
Bus
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Bike
Bike
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Truck
Truck
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Car
Car
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Van
Van
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Taxi
Taxi
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Motorcycle
Motorcycle
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Streetcar
Streetcar
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Helmet
Helmet
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Gas station
Gas station
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Traffic jam
Traffic jam
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Seat belt
Seat belt
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Rush hour
Rush hour
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Lane
Lane
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Parking lot
Parking lot
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Journey
Journey
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Trip
Trip
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Selfish
Selfish
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Sensitive
Sensitive
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Sociable
Sociable
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Competitive
Competitive
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Beat
Beat
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Lose
Lose
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Captain
Captain
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Coach
Coach
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Fans
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Study Notes
Transportation and Travel
- Plane: Land (verb), take off (verb), check-in counter, gate, luggage/baggage, suitcase, boarding pass/card, aisle, baggage claim
- Train: Train station, platform, rail car, ticket office, the subway
- Road: Bus, bike, truck, car, van, taxi, motorcycle, streetcar, helmet, highway
- Compound Nouns: Gas area, belt stand, crash hour, jam lane, light limit, lot, station, ticket, transportation
- Traffic: Time of day with many cars, cars colliding, parking tickets, public transportation, pedestrian area, bike lane, taxi space, parking lot
- Travel: Journey, flight, trip, occasion of traveling to another place and back, long trip, airplane trip
- Abbreviations: vb (verb), /'lagid3/ (luggage), /ail/ (aisle), /'dzərni/ (journey)
Personality
- Adjectives: Affectionate, aggressive, ambitious, bossy, charming, competitive, independent, jealous, manipulative, moody, reliable, selfish, sensible, sensitive, sociable, spoiled
- Spoiled Children: Children behave badly due to being given everything they want
- Winning: People always want to win
- Selfish: People think about themselves, not others
- Aggressive: People use force to succeed, may fight/argue
- Attractive: People have an attractive personality that makes people like them
- Practical: People have common sense and are practical
- Friendly: People are friendly and enjoy being with other people
- Manipulative: People get other people to do what they want
- Bad-tempered: People are happy one minute and sad the next, often bad-tempered
- Independent: People like doing things on their own, without help
- Bossy: People who like giving orders to other people
- Loving: People show they love or like people very much
- Trustworthy: People are people you can trust or depend on
- Sensitive: People understand other people's feelings or are easily hurt or offended
- Ambitious: Wanting to be successful
- Jealous: People think someone else loves another person more than themselves or wants what other people have
Sports
- People and Places: Captain, coach, fans, players, referee, spectators, team, stadium, sports arena
- Verbs: Beat, win, lose, tie (past tense and past participles)
- Sports Vocabulary: Court, course, field, pool, slope, track, tennis, basketball, soccer, baseball, swimming, diving, running, horse racing, golf, skiing
- Match the places and sports: tennis/basketball, soccer/baseball, swimming/diving, running/horse racing, golf, skiing
- Important Notes: You win a game, competition, medal, or trophy. You beat another team or person.
- Other words: Game, start, every day, dangerous, wet court, play tennis, good player, go to the gym, goals, swimming, playing basketball, yoga, tai chi
Food and Restaurants
- Food: Beans, duck, lettuce, peaches, shrimp, salmon, sausage, strawberries
- Food Adjectives: Fresh, frozen, homemade, low-fat, raw, spicy, sweet, takeout
- Restaurants & Cooking: Knife/knives, forks, desserts, spoon, plate, glass, main courses, napkin, salt & pepper, appetizers
- Food Types: Boiled rice, roast chicken, baked potatoes, grilled fish, fried eggs, steamed vegetables
- Menu Items: Shrimp cocktail, onion soup, grilled steak and fries, salmon with boiled potatoes, strawberries and cream, tiramisu
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Test your knowledge on various modes of transportation and their related vocabulary! This quiz covers planes, trains, and road vehicles, along with traffic terminology and travel phrases. Perfect for language learners and travel enthusiasts alike!
