Travel Budget
Airport 101
Security Checkpoint
Travel Smart
Stay Aware
100

Name three expenses to consider when planning a trip.

What is transportation, lodging, and meals.

100

What document or information helps you identify your flight and gate?

What is a boarding pass?

100

Who is responsible for screening passengers and carry-on items?

What is TSA.

100

What should you do if you become separated from your group?

What is contact the designated adult or airport staff.

100

What does situational awareness mean?

What is paying attention to your surroundings.

200

You have $100 for a weekend trip. You spend $35 on food and $25 on transportation. How much money do you have left?

What is $40.

200

What do the letters TSA stand for?

What is Transportation Security Administration.

200

What should you do with your boarding pass and acceptable identification when approaching the TSA checkpoint?

What is have them ready for verification.

200

What should you do if you become separated from your travel group?

What is stay in a safe public area and contact your designated adult or airport staff.

200

What is peripheral vision?

The ability to see objects and movement outside your direct line of sight.

300

What is the difference between a need and a want when planning a trip?

What is a need is essential; a want is optional.

300

What is the difference between a carry-on bag and a personal item?

What is carry-on goes in the overhead bin; a personal item typically fits under the seat.

300

Can you pack a full-size bottle of shampoo in your carry-on bag?

What is generally, no. Carry-on liquids must follow the TSA 3-1-1 rule. 

300

Why should you avoid posting your boarding pass or travel itinerary publicly on social media?

What is it can expose personal travel information and sensitive details.

300

You are walking through a crowded airport while texting. What potential safety risks could this create?

What is you could collide with someone, miss important signs, or overlook potential hazards.

400

Why should you set aside emergency money when traveling?

What is to cover unexpected expenses.

400

What information on your boarding pass tells you where to board your flight?

What is the gate number.

400

What does the TSA 3-1-1 liquids rule mean?

What is liquids, gels, and aerosols in carry-ons must be in containers of 3.4 ounces or less, fit in one quart-sized bag, with one bag per passenger.

400

Someone you don't know asks you to carry their luggage through the airport. What should you do?

What is politely decline and notify your chaperone or airport personnel.

400

You notice someone following your group and making you uncomfortable. What is the safest response?

What is stay with your group, notify your chaperone, and seek assistance from airport personnel if needed.

500

You find a $75 excursion you want to attend, but your budget only has $50 available. What is the smartest financial decision?

What is find a less expensive activity or save more before purchasing.

500

Your boarding pass says your flight boards at 2:30 PM, but your flight departs at 3:00 PM. Should you arrive at the gate at 3:00 PM?

What is, no. You should arrive before boarding begins because boarding closes before departure.

500

You accidentally bring an item that is not permitted through security. What should you do?

What is tell TSA staff and follow their instructions. Never attempt to hide it or pass it through security.

500

Your flight is delayed, and someone offers you a ride to another airport so you won't miss it. What should you do

What is do not leave with them. Contact your chaperone or airline representative for guidance.

500

What are the three important things you should verify before boarding your flight?

What is your flight number, destination, and gate/boarding information.

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