Airports and Planes
Restaurants and Museums
Walking around
Hotels and Buses
Random Tourist No Nos
100

As of right now, what is the one thing you MUST have on at all times both in airports and on planes?

A mask

100

Should you touch anything in the museum unless someone says otherwise?

Absolutely not

100

What side of the street do cars drive on?

The left

100

True or False: It's a good idea to leave your hotel room after lights out.

FALSE

100

When should you exchange your American dollars for pounds and call your bank to tell them that you are travelling?

Before leaving for the trip. Know that airport currency exchange is VERY expensive

200

What kind of shoes should you probably wear to get through TSA?

Comfy, easy to get off, closed toed, with socks

200

What is one thing you should not do in the museums and tourist attractions we visit?

leave the group more than we tell you you should go, go anywhere alone, crowd pieces of artwork or artifacts, touch stuff, be too loud, be on your phones for too long

200

Which side of the escalator do you stand on if you are not walking?

The right

200

What is a major aspects of bathroom curtesy while rooming with other people?

Watch the time, make sure everyone has a chance to use the bathroom, clean up after yourself

200

What two things should you have on you at all times in a safe place?

Money and passport

300

What are two rules you should definitely follow in DIA and our layover?

have a partner at all times, no roaming further than a chaperone has said, charge electronics, be quiet and respect other passengers, have tickets and passports ready before entering catwalk, do not leave gate within 20 minutes of boarding, use bathroom and get water quickly, have someone watch your bags when you leave, eyes on luggage at all times, get on and off trains quickly

300

How should you order tap water in a restaurant?

"Can I please have a tap water?" (You can also say "still" or "sparkling", but know it will cost money.

300

Which side of the sidewalk do you walk on? Why?

The left. It's the die you drive on. This also means that you look BOTH ways before crossing the street because cars are coming from a different direction

300

What are three things should you have in the bus when we are on longer journeys?

phone or an electronic, headphones, layers, passport, money (basically same as the plane)

300

True or False: Everything you buy in England will have extra sales tax, just like here.

False

400

Who can name the most things you should DEFINITELY have in your carry-on?

electronics, medications, toiletries, headphones, spare clothes, money, passport, vaccine card if you have one, negative COVID test if not, phone charger, anything valuable, toothbrush, if you have contacts, have a change, layers

400

Should you tip in England?

You can. Stick to around 10% if the bill doesn't already add the tip (which it often does)

400

Name three things you should have with you whenever we leave the hotel for a day out.

Phone, money, passport, good walking shoes

400

What is the first thing you do boarding a city bus?

Let other passengers exit the bus

400

What is the weird thing we say when we greet people that is not necessary in England? (According to most people I've met from Reading)

"How are you?"

500

Name three things you CANNOT bring through TSA

Open food containers, explosives or firearms, liquids over 2.4 ounces or out of a ziplock bag, knives, lighters, electronics inside luggage (must come out)

500

What is the American equivalent of European "lemonade"?

Lemon lime soda or Sprite

500

NAme one of the places we will be taking a walking tour

The Lake District, Hayworth, York, Stratford-Upon-Avon, Oxford, Bath, London

500
Name two things that we do for our bus drivers, tour guides, and flight attendants on the trip?

Treat them with respect, say please and thank you, help with luggage, listen carefully, respect boundaries, ask questions when confused

500

What are the top three complaints Brits have about American tourists?

1. Too loud

2. Cultural comparisons

3. We complain too much

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