Unit 3 Vocabulary: Air Travel
English Grade 9 (Super Goal 3) · Unit 3: When Are You Traveling? · Lesson 3-1 · Term 1
Also known as: Air travel · Airport vocabulary
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Lesson idea
Talk about air travel: checking in, security, boarding, and studying abroad.
Key points
- At the airport: check in → get your boarding pass → go through security → wait at the gate → board the plane.
- take off your shoes (remove) / The plane takes off (leaves the ground).
- Liquids in carry-on bags must be in small containers.
Vocabulary
boarding pass
carry-on
baggage
gate
departure
delayed
board
take off
belongings
photo identification
vaccination
visa
exchange student
Lesson questions (12)
- You can't get on the plane without your ____.
Answer: boarding pass - The flight is ____ because of the storm; it will leave two hours late.
Answer: delayed - Passengers for flight SV 123, please go to ____ 12.
Answer: gate - At security, you have to ____ your shoes and belt.
Answer: take off - Small bags you keep with you on the plane are called ____ bags.
Answer: carry-on - Hurry up, or we'll ____ the plane!
Answer: miss - Before traveling to some countries, you need a ____ from their embassy.
Answer: visa - Doctors recommend a ____ before traveling to areas with diseases.
Answer: vaccination - Please ____ your suitcase the night before the trip.
Answer: pack - The officer asked me for a ____ identification, so I showed him my ID card.
Answer: photo - Saad is an ____ student; he is studying in Canada for one year.
Answer: exchange - Don't leave your ____ unattended in the airport.
Answer: belongings
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Questions about this lesson
What is a boarding pass?
The card that lets you board the plane; without it you cannot get on the plane.
What is the difference between a passport and a boarding pass?
A passport is an identity document for travel; a boarding pass gives permission to board a flight.
What are the steps at the airport?
check in, then security, then gate, then board the plane.
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