Infographics
Benefits of Travel
Accommodation
Advertising
Ways to Travel
100

What is an infographic

A visual way to show information using pictures, numbers, charts and short text. 

100

Name one benefit of travelling.

Learning about cultures, relaxing, meeting people, or learning new things.

100

What is accommodation?

A place where you stay or sleep when travelling.

100

What is a slogan?

A short, memorable phrase used in advertising.

100

Name TWO ways to travel from one city to another.

Train, plane, bus, car, or boat.

200

An infographic shows that trains are the most popular way to travel. What does "most popular" mean?

The choice that most people like or use.

200

Travelling to another country can help you learn about a different ______.

Culture

200

Name TWO types of accommodation.

Hotel, hostel, campsite, apartment, resort, or guesthouse.

200

"Book now! Only 5 rooms left!" Which advertising technique is this?

Scarcity

200

Complete the sentence: A plane takes off from an ______ and lands at an ______.

Airport; airport. (Accept "airport" for both blanks.)

300

What is the difference between a fact and an opinion. Give one example of each about travel.

A fact can be checked or proven. An opinion is what someone thinks or feels. Example: "Trains travel on tracks" (fact); "Trains are the best" (opinion).

300

Give TWO adjectives to describe a good travel experience.

Exciting, relaxing, educational, interesting, memorable, enjoyable, or adventurous.

300

What is the difference between a hotel and a hostel?

A hotel usually offers private rooms and services. A hostel often offers shared rooms and budget accommodation. Answers may vary.

300

"9 out of 10 travellers recommend our hotel." Which advertising technique is used?

Statistics or reviews.

300

What is the difference between "departure" and "arrival"?

Departure is when you leave. Arrival is when you reach a place.

400

An infographic says, "70% of students prefer travelling by train." Change this information into a complete sentence using "most."

Most students prefer travelling by train.

400

Complete the sentence using "because": Travelling can help people become more independent because...

They need to make decisions, solve problems, or do things on their own. Accept other logical answers.

400

A hotel advertisement says: "Enjoy our spacious rooms, delicious breakfast, and stunning ocean views." Name THREE descriptive words or phrases.

Spacious, delicious, and stunning ocean views.

400

"Discover the magic of Paris! Walk through beautiful streets, taste delicious food, and create unforgettable memories." Identify TWO advertising techniques or language features.

Emotional appeal, imagery, descriptive language, and call to action ("Discover").

400

Compare travelling by plane and train. Use TWO comparative adjectives.

Answers vary. Example: "Planes are faster than trains, but trains can be more comfortable."

500

Describe an infographic about travel using at least THREE sentences. Include one fact, one comparison, and one conclusion.

Answers vary. Students should use relevant vocabulary and clear sentences.

500

Is travelling more educational or more relaxing? Explain your answer using at least TWO reasons.

Answers vary. Students should give an opinion and two supporting reasons.

500

You are writing a hotel review. Describe the room, the location, and the service using at least THREE descriptive adjectives.

Answers vary. Look for relevant adjectives, clear sentences, and appropriate hotel vocabulary.

500

Create a short travel advertisement. Include a slogan, TWO descriptive adjectives, ONE advertising technique, and a call to action.

Students must include all four elements. Example: "Explore Bali: Your Amazing Adventure Awaits! Enjoy beautiful beaches. Book your trip today!"

500

You are helping a tourist choose how to travel. Recommend one type of transport and explain your choice using at least THREE complete sentences.

Answers vary. Students should make a recommendation, provide reasons, and use appropriate transport vocabulary.

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