Topic: Travelling/travel agencies. 1. Complete these sentences using words from the word-box:
Word box-travel agencies, better, cheap, healthy, ads, afford; hy-plane, ottest
, expensive,
language, views, passport, resort, accommodation, elimbing, bake, short of money, improve,
busiest
1. The London underground is the (1) and the (2) in the world.
2. You'd (3) travel by bus. Relax and enjoy the (4).
3. Cycling is (5) quick and (6):
4. Come and learn how to (7) bread.
5. Activities include: fishing, (8), boating.
6. Are you (9) ? Then have a working holiday!
7. I must take a (10) to travel abroad.
8. Travelling to Britain is a good chance to (11) your English.
9. A package tour includes tickets, (12), meals, and sometimes excursions.
10. Going (13) is the most (14) way of travelling.
11. A traditional holiday abroad is spent at a seaside (15).
12. Some people go to Britain for (16) courses.
13. Travel agents' windows are full of (17).
14. A lot of people can (18) a holiday in GB now.
15.(19) offer different kinds of holidays.
To answer this question, we need to choose words from the word-box that fit the given sentence. In this case, we are looking for two words that describe the London underground. The word "busiest" fits perfectly as it means the underground is the most crowded or has the highest number of passengers. As for the second word, "hy-plane" is not a valid word. It seems like a mistake or typo in the word-box. Therefore, we need to choose another word that fits the sentence. The word "cheap" doesn't make sense in this context, so we can eliminate it. The only suitable option is "expensive," which means the London underground is costly or requires a high price to use.
2. You'd (3) better travel by bus. Relax and enjoy the (5) views.
In this sentence, we need to fill in the blanks with suitable words. The phrase "better" means it is advisable or preferable to travel by bus. The word "cheap" wouldn't make sense here, so we can eliminate it. The word "healthy" also doesn't fit the context. The remaining option is "improve," which doesn't make sense in this sentence. So, the correct choice is "afford," which means you can financially manage to travel by bus.
As for the second blank, we need to choose a word that describes the views (what you see) while traveling by bus. The word "elimbing" doesn't make sense, so we can exclude it. The word "ads" refers to advertisements and is not suitable in this case. The correct choice is "scenic" which means having beautiful or picturesque views.
3. Cycling is (5) quick and (6) healthy:
To complete this sentence, we need to find words that describe cycling. The word "cheap" doesn't fit the context, so we can exclude it. The word "healthy" already appears later in the sentence, so it cannot be used twice. The correct choice for the first blank is "quick," which means fast or speedy. For the second blank, the word "better" doesn't make sense and doesn't fit grammatically. The word "expensive" also doesn't make sense in this context. The only suitable option is "healthy," which means good for your physical well-being.
4. Come and learn how to (7) bake bread.
In this sentence, we need to choose a word that fits the activity of learning how to bake bread. The word "elimbing" does not make sense here, so we can exclude it. The word "cheap" doesn't fit the context either. The word "language" refers to the study of languages and doesn't make sense in this sentence. The correct choice is "bake," which is the activity mentioned in the sentence.
5. Activities include: fishing, (8) climbing, boating.
To complete this sentence, we need to choose a word that fits the activities mentioned. The word "elimbing" seems to be a typo and can be excluded. The word "healthy" doesn't fit the context. The correct choice is "rock," which means climbing steep or rugged surfaces.
6. Are you (19) short of money? Then have a working holiday!
In this sentence, we need to choose a word that describes someone who doesn't have enough money. The word "views" doesn't fit the context, so we can exclude it. The word "short" fits the context perfectly, as it means lacking an adequate amount of something, in this case, money.
7. I must take a (16) passport to travel abroad.
To complete this sentence, we need to choose a word that describes the type of passport needed for traveling abroad. The word "elimbing" doesn't make sense here, so we can exclude it. The word "hy-plane" is not a valid word, so we need to find an alternative. The correct choice is "valid," which means legally acceptable or in force.
8. Traveling to Britain is a good chance to (11) improve your English.
In this sentence, we need to choose a word that describes the opportunity or possibility to enhance your English skills while traveling to Britain. The word "improve" fits perfectly in this context, as it means to make something better or enhance its quality.
9. A package tour includes tickets, (2) accommodation, meals, and sometimes excursions.
For this sentence, we need to choose a word that completes the phrase "accommodation, meals, and sometimes excursions." The word "busiest" doesn't fit the context, so we can exclude it. The word "cheap" is not suitable here either. The word "expensive" also doesn't fit the context. The correct choice is "better," which means of a higher quality or more preferable.
10. Going (13) by plane is the most (14) expensive way of traveling.
To complete this sentence, we need to choose words that describe traveling by plane. The word "healthy" doesn't fit the context, so we can eliminate it. The word "improve" also doesn't make sense here. The correct choices are "by plane" for the first blank and "expensive" for the second blank.
11. A traditional holiday abroad is spent at a seaside (15) resort.
In this sentence, we need to choose a word that describes the type of place where a traditional holiday abroad is spent. The word "views" doesn't fit the context, so we can exclude it. The only suitable option is "resort," which refers to a place where people go on vacation or for leisure activities.
12. Some people go to Britain for (12) language courses.
To complete this sentence, we need to choose a word that describes the type of courses that some people go to Britain for. The word "accommodation" doesn't fit the context here, so we can exclude it. The correct choice is "language," as it refers to courses that focus on learning a language.
13. Travel agents' windows are full of (17) ads.
For this sentence, we need to choose a word that describes what can be found in travel agents' windows. The word "cheap" doesn't fit the context, so we can exclude it. The correct choice is "ads," which stands for advertisements or promotional materials.
14. A lot of people can (18) afford a holiday in GB now.
To complete this sentence, we need to choose a word that describes the ability of many people to financially manage a holiday in Great Britain. The word "language" doesn't fit the context, so we can exclude it. The correct choice is "afford," which means to have enough money to buy or do something.
15. (12) Travel agencies offer different kinds of holidays.
To answer this question, we need to choose the word that correctly completes the phrase "Travel agencies offer different kinds of." The word "passport" doesn't fit the context here, so we can exclude it. The correct choice is "travel," which means agencies that specialize in organizing and providing travel services.