Question. Most people don't like ....... seats on airplanes. They usually prefer window seats.
(a) terminal
(b) aisle
(c) isle
(d) corridor
Answer. B
Question. Cindy was so frustrated with the ....... because her suitcases were lost.
(a) baggage claim area
(b) seating
(c) lavatory
(d) cockpit
Answer. A
Question. Flight attendants must see everyone's ....... before they are allowed to get onto the plane.
(a) life jacket
(b) metal detector
(c) boarding pass
(d) oxygen mask
Answer. C
Question. With most airlines, passengers are allowed to bring one piece of ....... luggage with them.
(a) carry-on
(b) carry
(c) boarding
(d) designer
Answer. A
Question. Pilots and co-pilots usually sit and control the ....... area of an airplane.
(a) window
(b) nose
(c) cockpit
(d) back
Answer. C
Question. Right before take-off, the ....... instructed the passengers on what to do in case of an emergency as well as where all emergency exits are located.
(a) flight attendant
(b) waitress
(c) passenger
(d) baggage handler
Answer. A
Question. Ben had to run for five minutes, after his plane landed, because his connecting flight's ....... was so far away.
(a) runway
(b) cockpit
(c) tray table
(d) gate
Answer. D
Question. Bette quickly looked around for the ....... on the plane because her little girl wasn't feeling well.
(a) lavatory
(b) cockpit
(c) window
(d) terminal
Answer. A
Question. Sandra had to go through the airport's ....... in the security area three times because she had so many metal hairpins in her hair.
(a) boarding pass
(b) baggage claim area
(c) metal detector
(d) lavatory
Answer. C
Question. Jack put his carry-on baggage under his seat because the ....... was full.
(a) shelf
(c) seat
(b) cupboard
(d) overhead compartment
Answer. D