Journeys and Travel: C1 Word Quest
A Wordle-style game with 23 five-letter travel words for C1 adults. Clues use this unit's key phrases (embark, trek, roam, scenic, itinerary and more) so learners meet them in context.
A free WordVibe Vocabulary Game for Adults at CEFR C1 level. Topic: Journeys and Travel.
Clues
- To travel ___ means to take very few bags with you on a journey.
- A person with no fixed home who roams from place to place, often following seasonal migration.
- To get on a plane, ship or train at the start of a trip; a more formal word for this is 'embark'.
- A rough path through forests or mountains, used for a long trek on foot.
- A wide, scenic, panoramic view, for example of a valley seen from a high place.
- The way you go from start to destination, shown in your itinerary, perhaps with a layover.
- When a train or plane leaves later than planned.
- A short, fun trip taken just for pleasure.
- A long search or journey to find something important, common in old stories.
- The land along the edge of the sea; you can drive beside it and watch the waves.
- A boat that carries people and cars across a river or short stretch of sea on a regular service.
- A comfortable long-distance bus, often used for tours.
- A person paid to show tourists around a city or museum and explain its history.
- A small house in the mountains or countryside where hikers or skiers stay.
- A small private room for sleeping on a ship.
- A round model of the Earth that turns on a stand.
- Someone who lives and works long-term in a foreign country, not their own.
- The narrow walkway between rows of seats on a plane or train.
- A narrow bed on a train or ship, often one above another.
- A large, expensive boat with sails or an engine, used for pleasure.
Printable worksheet
This WordVibe Vocabulary Game comes with a free printable worksheet: 2 parts for students to do after the game, and an answer key for the teacher. It prints at three levels (Support, Core and Challenge); this is the Challenge sheet. Sign in free to print the whole sheet.
What's on the worksheet
- Crossword · Use the clues. There is no word bank.
- Write the clue · Choose two words from the crossword. Write your own clue for each one.
Part 1: Crossword
Use the clues. There is no word bank.