Unit 4: Getting Around
This word means the cars and vehicles on the road that slow you down.
traffic
This word means “to take money out of a bank account.”
withdraw
These people are experts who teach others how to eat healthy foods.
nutritionists
This word means the plan that gives details about your trip.
itinerary
This is the place where you wait to board a train.
station
This word means “paid too much.”
overpaid
Food with lots of packaging and low nutritional value is described with this word.
packaged (or processed) food
This word means a booking you make before your trip.
reservation
These marked paths on the road allow buses to follow the same path each day.
routes
This word refers to the small book that contains printed checks.
checkbook
These appear on cans and boxes and tell what ingredients the food contains.
labels
A ticket that takes you somewhere AND back.
round-trip ticket
These are people who walk around a city—drivers must watch out for them.
pedestrians
These are the local offices of a large bank that may be located around a city.
What are branches
Fruits and vegetables belong in this healthy category of grocery items.
produce
This term means a place where you stay during a trip.
What is accommodation
These allow people to walk safely beside the road, especially in busy downtown areas.
sidewalks
This banking word means “the smallest amount required,” such as to open a savings account.
minimum
This describes a purchase made quickly, without planning—usually near the cash register.
purchase
This word refers to the amount of money you plan to spend on your trip.
budget