Vocabulary
Travel Trivia
Famous Landmarks
Travel and Transport
Holiday Activities
100

This small booklet lets you cross international borders.

Passport

100

They eat baguettes and snails here.

What is France?

100

This famous tall iron tower is in Paris, France.

What is the Eiffel Tower?

100

Buses, trains, and ferries all fall under this category.

What is public transport?

100

You can build sandcastles or take a dip in the sea when you're here.

What is the beach?

200

This term refers to a detailed plan or route of a journey, including dates and destinations.

What is an itinerary?

200

This country is home to a famous wall stretching thousands of miles.

What is China?

200

If you visit this structure in China, you might need comfortable shoes—it stretches over 21,000 km!

What is the Great Wall of China?

200

This fast train in Japan is famous for its high speed.

What is a bullet train/Shinkansen?

200

People climb, hike, and even ski when they visit this type of location.

What are mountains?

300

This is a paper or digital document that lists your flight time and seat number.

What is a boarding pass?

300

This is the largest country in the world by area.

What is Russia?

300

Lights, billboards, and Broadway! This famous square in New York is always shining.

What is Times Square?

300

It may not be the fastest way to get around, but your wallet will thank you for choosing this over a taxi.

What is a bus?

300

Tourists love doing this when they explore famous landmarks.

What is sightseeing

400

This is the money you use in a foreign country (for example: Dollars, Euros, or Yen).

What is currency?

400

Spain, Italy, and Germany all use this currency.

What is the Euro?

400

Built by an emperor for his wife, this breathtaking white marble wonder stands in India.

What is the Taj Mahal?

400

Rolling through the countryside, these rides offer comfy seats, breathtaking views, and a green way to travel!

What is traveling by train?

400

Sleeping outdoors in a tent is called this, but if you do it with luxury, it's called something else.

What are camping and glamping?

500

Tourists buy these to remember their trips, often small gifts or trinkets.

What is a souvenir?

500

This African country has three capital cities and 11 official languages.

What is South Africa?

500

No trip to Australia is complete without a visit to this iconic seashell-shaped building.

What is the Sydney Opera House?

500

It’s got two wheels, no gas tank, and a basket on the front if you're feeling fancy.

What is a bicycle?

500

Going on a trip in Africa to see wild animals like lions and elephants.

What is a safari?

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