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English as a foreign language quiz for grade 6: Travel and holidays This quiz helps revise “Travel and holidays” in English as a foreign language for grade 6. It has 25 questions in five categories: In my bag, Getting there, Finding your way, Places to stay, Holiday stories. Questions get harder as the points go up, from 100 to 500.
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A peek at the questions The 100- and 200-point questions are open here. The rest show only their first words, and there are no answers: all of that is in the game itself.
In my bag 100 What is the English name for the wheeled case in the picture?
200 What do you call the small photo booklet you show at a border when travelling abroad?
300 What do you call…
In the game400 What do you call…
In the game500 What do you call…
In the gameGetting there 100 What is the English name for the rail vehicle in the picture?
200 What do you show an inspector to prove you paid for your journey?
300 What do you call…
In the game400 At a railway station…
In the game500 Which two-word verb means…
In the gameFinding your way 100 The arrow shows a turn. Which English word names the side it points to?
200 What do you call a drawing of streets that helps you find your way?
300 Complete the direction: “Go…
In the game400 In the street diagram…
In the game500 In the diagram, which…
In the gamePlaces to stay 100 What do you call a place with guest rooms and a front desk where travellers pay to stay?
200 What do you call the fabric shelter in the picture?
300 Complete with a four-letter…
In the game400 Who works at the…
In the game500 What do you call…
In the gameHoliday stories 100 Use the past tense of go: “Last summer we ___ to the seaside.”
200 Use the past tense of see: “I ___ a castle on holiday.”
300 Use the past tense…
In the game400 Use the past tense…
In the game500 Use the past tense…
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