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Should/Shouldn't: Place Advice QuizVersión en línea Smart tips for visiting places por Marco 1 You have limited time in a city. Which option is a sensible safety tip? a Shouldn't you ask locals for directions before leaving the main area? b Should you ignore local safety advisories to save time? c Should you keep a copy of your passport in a separate place? d Should you store valuables in an obvious backpack pocket? 2 Planning a night out in a new town. Which option is best practice? a Should you walk alone in poorly lit areas? b Shouldn't you check the local currency rates in advance? c Should you use official transit apps to navigate at night? d Should you ignore local transportation schedules to save money? 3 When visiting a market abroad, which option makes sense? a Should you touch every item to test quality? b Should you take photos without asking for permission? c Should you push through crowds to reach your target quickly? d Should you bargain politely and respect stall limits? 4 Dealing with unfamiliar street signs. Which is prudent? a Should you ignore road closures for faster travel? b Should you ask a local before taking unfamiliar routes? c Should you rely on guesswork to save time? d Should you use a private map app without data? 5 Eating out in a foreign city. Which option is better? a Should you check restaurant health ratings before sitting down? b Should you enter a place with no prices listed? c Should you share utensils with strangers to be friendly? d Should you consume street food from non-reputable stalls? 6 Trust and personal belongings. Which is wise? a Should you walk with headphones at full volume? b Should you keep bags in front of you in crowded areas? c Should you use crowded pockets for phones? d Should you leave valuables unattended to take photos? 7 Transport choices. Which is a good habit? a Should you ride in crowded buses without fare validation? b Should you buy transit tickets from official booths or apps? c Should you accept help from strangers for free rides? d Should you ignore local safety announcements? 8 Host interactions. Which approach is respectful? a Should you interrupt locals to ask for directions? b Should you loudly compare prices? c Should you greet people politely and learn basic phrases? d Should you demand service if you are unhappy? 9 Museum or historic site visit. Which is best? a Should you touch exhibits to speed up understanding? b Should you photograph without flash in all areas? c Should you arrive at closing time to maximize time? d Should you check opening hours and dress codes beforehand? 10 Emergency awareness. Which action is advisable? a Should you carry a basic first-aid kit and emergency numbers? b Should you rely solely on strangers for help in a crisis? c Should you ignore evacuation routes to save time? d Should you assume you know local procedures without research? Feedback 1 Keeping a passport copy helps in case of loss. 2 Using official transit info reduces risk. 3 Respectful bargaining helps a pleasant visit. 4 Locals can provide safe, real-time guidance. 5 Health ratings help avoid illness. 6 Keep valuables in view and secure. 7 Official tickets reduce scams and fines. 8 Polite greetings facilitate smoother exchanges. 9 Knowing hours avoids wasted trips. 10 A small kit and numbers improve safety.

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Should/Shouldn't: Place Advice QuizVersión en línea

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You have limited time in a city. Which option is a sensible safety tip?

Planning a night out in a new town. Which option is best practice?

When visiting a market abroad, which option makes sense?

Dealing with unfamiliar street signs. Which is prudent?

Eating out in a foreign city. Which option is better?

Trust and personal belongings. Which is wise?

Transport choices. Which is a good habit?

Host interactions. Which approach is respectful?

Museum or historic site visit. Which is best?

Emergency awareness. Which action is advisable?

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