Where do you check in and get a boarding pass?
Check-in desk
Which tense is used for main events in a story?
Past Simple
What is light rain falling continuously called?
Drizzling
What do you call the seat near the aisle?
Aisle seat
He trains … at least three hours a day. (hard / hardly / extremely)
Hard
Where do you collect luggage on arrival?
Baggage reclaim
Complete: “If it rains tomorrow, we _____ (stay) at home.”
will stay
What do you call a snowstorm with strong winds?
Blizzard
What should passengers fasten during turbulence?
Seat belts
Near vs Nearly
The shop is very ___ my house.
He’s ___ finished his homework. Only one exercise left!
The beach is quite ___ the hotel.
The movie is ___ over; just five minutes left.
near – refers to physical distance or location.
nearly – refers to an action that is almost finished (degree, not location).
near – physical closeness.
nearly – almost complete, not finished yet.
What phrasal verb means to give luggage to the airline?
Drop off
Complete: “If the plane hadn’t been delayed, we _____ (catch) our connection.”
would have caught
What is fog near mountains or sea called?
Mist
Who helps passengers and serves food/drinks on a plane?
Cabin crew
I hate it when people arrive ....for meetings.
I haven't heard from Mike..... He must be very busy.
late / lately
Who checks passengers for prohibited items?
Security
Mixed conditional: “If I had packed earlier, I _____ (not forget) my passport.”
would not have forgotten
What do you call a very hot period lasting several days?
Heatwave
What phrasal verb means to fill in forms before landing?
Fill in
Translate: “К счастью, нам удалось сесть на рейс воврем
Luckily, we managed to board the flight on time.
What phrasal verb means to board the plane?
Get on
We're going to the cinema. (probably, tonight)
We’re probably going to the cinema tonight.
What are small balls of ice falling like rain?
Hail
What is the name for tiredness after crossing time zones?
Jet lag
Match the adverb with its function: “apparently / obviously / basically / eventually / ideally” → a) gives speaker’s opinion, b) emphasizes truth, c) in a perfect world, d) after a series of events, e) in the most important way
apparently – a; obviously – b; ideally – c; eventually – d; basically – e