Idioms Related To Travel MovementSet 4

1A trip to find or hunt something
2Going "up a blind alley" implies
3A small automobile accident.
4..... is the situation that exists when all the roads in a particular place are so full of vehicles that none of them can move.
5Many people will probably want to ..... when they see a 'landmark'.
6Medicine 'P' is a drug that is causing ripples in the medical field.
7To leave a hotel after paying and returning your room key
8The cafe around the corner is within .....
9What is the meaning of the idiom 'Fresh off the boat'?
10You wear special shoes to do this activity on ice.
11It's a nice little cottage but it really is in the back of beyond.Choose the meaning of the phrase the back of beyond.
12What is the meaning of "low season" ?
13A group of tourists had regarded traveling off the beaten path as a good idea until they found themselves ......
14What is "a night out" ?
15People from New York are called New yorkers. What is another name for the city called New York
16It didn't take long for an answer. In fact he decided to scoot. He burst through the door with a terrified roar and a seven-foot snake in pursuit!What does the idiom decided to scoot mean in this poem.
17This area of Earth has little or no wind and is located at 30 degrees N and 30 degrees S. Sailors threw their horses overboard in this area.
18"The explorers decided to hit the road before sunrise." The idiom means:
19He is driving so fast, he may endanger other .....
20What is the meaning of " Travel broadens the mind "
21Grandma always used a ..... to move around even if she had too.
22To rough it means:
23Hey there! Can you guess what 'Be off' means?
24To be slow to leave.
25It's getting late so I'm going to .....
26Which of the following phrases is CLOSEST in meaning to the phrase "to see someone off"?
27What is the name of the long sheet of plastic that water is sprayed on to so that kids can ride and slide on it?
28A) What's your journey to work like?B) It's awful, we're packed in like sardines on the Tube
29..... the road
30A short stay somewhere between two parts of a journey:stop .....
31Which idiom would best describe someone constantly planning their next trip?
32The street where all the shops and stores are located is often called the .....
33Choose the correct variant. A holiday where you sleep on a boat and travel from one place to another
34We made a quick ..... stop in Denver before continuing our journey.
35Give him the slip means to:
36Choose the correct meaning of the next situation at an airport:The flight was overbooked.
37What does "sleep over" mean?
38..... is defined as a type of accommodation in a hotel, etc. that includes all meals.A. Full board B. Package tour C. Round trip
39When Mrs. Funk left on her cruise she yelled, " ..... " to everyone standing on the shore.
40What is the meaning of the travel idiom 'hit the road'?
41Which idiom BEST describes someone who plans all trips from home and never travels?
42Leave work to go home
43Thumb a lift
44To take a year out means:
45Complete the sentence: Shakpak Ata is off the ..... track.
46"Travel broadens the mind" suggests:
47Desire to travel
48TO HAVE ONE FOR THE ROAD means .....
49We ..... in Paris for two days on our way to London.
50Go into a place or visit for a short time
51To step on the gas means .....
52Which idiom means to run away
53Choose the correct meaning of "hit the road"
54A steady, comfortable speed for a vehicle is its .....
55In sb's neck of the woods (prep)
56Choose the option (A, B, C or D) that best completes each of the following sentences.Every time my father flies to America, he gets really bad ..... A. jet lag B. journey C. touchdown D. mix-up
57America was first known as the ..... to Europeans.
58You will depart to Paris tomorrow? have a .....!
59My brother wants to be a world .....
60Well, it's 7 p.m. I'd better hit the ..... if I want to get home before it's dark
61A type of organized holiday in which people do new and exciting things, for example a trek or a safari