Trip Trivia: Wheels, Wings and Waves

A whole-class Millionaire-style quiz about travel words for cars, planes, trains and boats. Ten questions get harder as you go!

A free Millionaire Quiz for Young learners at CEFR B1 level. Topic: Travel.

Questions

You get in a car. What do you put on first, to stay safe? — A) Traffic light B) Seat belt C) Driving license D) Boot
You are at the airport. Where do you wait before you get on the plane? — A) Harbour B) Gate C) Platform D) Roundabout
You are driving. The traffic lights are red. What must you do? — A) Sound the horn B) Go faster C) Stop D) Turn around
There are too many cars on the road and nobody can move. What is this called? — A) Traffic jam B) Motorway C) Roundabout D) Traffic lights
In British English, what do we call the part of a car where you put your bags, usually at the back? — A) Hold B) Carriage C) Boot D) Cabin
Who is the main person that flies the plane and sits at the front? — A) Pilot B) Passenger C) Flight attendant D) Security guard
The train is full of people and there is no space to sit. What word describes the train? — A) Check-in B) Crowded C) Security D) Delay
Your suitcase is not with you during the flight. It is in a special part of the plane that passengers cannot enter. What is this part called? — A) The hold B) Passageway C) Cabin D) Gate
The sea has big waves today, and the boat moves up and down a lot. How do we describe the water? — A) Crowded B) Calm C) Rough D) Still
You are driving and you see a circle where several roads meet. Cars go around it to choose their direction. What is this called? — A) Roundabout B) Beacon C) Motorway D) Traffic jam