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Travel Phrasal Verbs QuizVersión en línea Test your travel phrasal verb knowledge por Amr Kamal 1 What does 'Take off' mean in aviation terms? a to leave the ground and start flying b to check in the plane c to land d to arrive at a destination 2 What does 'Arrive at' mean? a to depart from a place b to reach a place (especially a destination) c to check in at a hotel d to prepare for travel 3 What does 'Check in' mean at an airport or hotel? a to request a flight change b to register before using a service c to pay and leave the hotel d to pack bags 4 What does 'Prepare' mean? a to get ready for something b to check out of a hotel c to cancel plans d to start a flight 5 What does 'Find out' mean? a to depart early b to forget details c to misplace something d to discover or learn information 6 What does 'Check out' mean in hotels? a to leave a hotel after paying and returning the key b to reserve a room c to request a late flight d to visit a hotel lobby 7 What does 'Directions to' mean? a a hotel amenity schedule b a travel itinerary c instructions on how to get to a place d a boarding pass 8 What does 'Lands' mean for airplanes? a to take off again b to take a long taxi ride c to suspend service d when a plane comes down to the ground after flying 9 What does 'Get away' mean in travel context? a to cancel a trip b to arrive late c to go on a short holiday or escape from a place d to extend a layover 10 Which phrase fits the idea of arriving at a destination after a trip? a Get away b Check in c Take off d Arrive at Feedback 1 Flying begins when the plane leaves the ground. 2 Arrival is about reaching a location. 3 Checking in confirms your arrival and usage. 4 Preparation is getting ready. 5 Finding out is discovering information. 6 Checkout completes the stay and settles charges. 7 Directions describe the route. 8 Landing is the airplane touching ground. 9 A getaway is a brief escape or vacation. 10 Arrive at is used for reaching a place.

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Travel Phrasal Verbs QuizVersión en línea

por Amr Kamal

What does 'Take off' mean in aviation terms?

What does 'Arrive at' mean?

What does 'Check in' mean at an airport or hotel?

What does 'Prepare' mean?

What does 'Find out' mean?

What does 'Check out' mean in hotels?

What does 'Directions to' mean?

What does 'Lands' mean for airplanes?

What does 'Get away' mean in travel context?

Which phrase fits the idea of arriving at a destination after a trip?

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