1. go abroad a.

basic medical treatment given to

someone before professional help arrives,
especially in emergencies.
2. lane b. to secure a spot or service in advance,
often for dining or lodging.
3. make a reservation c. to interact with individuals who live in
the area you are visiting.
4. first aid d. to inspect something carefully in order
to understand its condition or details.
5. experience local culture e. an accident where vehicles collide
violently, often causing damage and
injuries.
6. get a puncture f. to take part in the customs, traditions,
and daily life of the people in a particular
area.
7. break down g. a trained medical professional who
provides emergency care and transport to
patients in need.
8. don't get me wrong h. to reserve a place to stay, such as a
hotel or guesthouse, for a period of time.
9. emergency services i. organisations that provide immediate
help during urgent situations, like police,
fire, and medical assistance.
10. meet local people j. to visit interesting places and attractions
in a city or region.
11. see the sights k. to begin travelling from one place to
another, usually over a considerable
distance.
12. bleeding l. to travel to a different country outside of
your own.
13. book a single ticket m. to arrange and pay for a journey for
one person to travel from one place to
another without a return trip.
14. book accommodation n. a phrase used to clarify that you do not
want someone to misunderstand your
opinion or statement.
15. examine o. when a vehicle stops working properly
and cannot be driven anymore.
16. set off on a journey p. to have a hole in a tyre that causes it to
lose air and become unusable.
17. stay at a resort q. to investigate or look around a specific
location to discover what it has to offer.
18. explore the area r. to spend time at a holiday destination
that offers various recreational activities
and amenities.
19. paramedic s. a narrow road or path, often found in
rural areas or within larger roads.
20. crash t. the loss of blood from the body due to
injury or damage to blood vessels.

1. run out of fuel a. to use up all the petrol or diesel in a vehicle,

 causing it to stop working.
2. belief b. to pass another vehicle while driving, moving
ahead of it on the road.
3. traffic lights c. to collect someone or something from a place,
often by car.
4. turn up d. to arrange or establish something so that it is
ready for use or operation.
5. speeding e. a way of thinking or feeling about something,
which can influence behaviour.
6. set up f. driving faster than the legal limit set for a
particular road.
7. gesture g. to arrive or appear at a location, usually after
being expected or invited.
8. unconscious h. not awake or aware of what is happening
around you, often due to injury or illness.
9. roundabout i. signals that control the flow of vehicles and
pedestrians at intersections using red, amber,
and green colours.
10. traffic jam j. a conviction or acceptance that something is
true or exists, often without proof.
11. pick up k. a formal event held to mark a special occasion,
such as a wedding or graduation.
12. turn out l. to turn your head or gaze towards something
behind you.
13. overtake m. a circular junction where traffic flows around a
central island, allowing cars to enter and exit at
various points.
14. ceremony n. a traditional practice or usual way of doing
things within a particular culture or community.
15. pedestrian o. to happen in a particular way, often
unexpectedly or as a result of certain actions.
16. custom p. a device that captures images of vehicles
going over the speed limit to enforce traffic laws.
17. behaviour q. a situation where many vehicles are stuck and
unable to move freely on the road.
18. speed camera r. a person who is walking, especially in an area
where vehicles are present.
19. look back s. the way in which a person acts or conducts
themselves, especially in response to others.
20. attitude t. a movement of the body or hands that
expresses an idea or feeling.

1. charming a. having a pleasant and attractive quality that

makes you like someone or something.
2. go on a safari b. contaminated by harmful substances, making
an environment unhealthy.
3. dull c. very unusual or remarkable, standing out from
the ordinary.
4. contemporary d. arranged in a neat and efficient way, allowing
for easy access and use.
5. well organised e. a small, simple house, usually found in the
countryside.
6. extraordinary f. something that is difficult to understand or
explain, often creating curiosity.
7. disappointing g. lacking interest or excitement; boring and
uninteresting.
8. peaceful h. types of plants or animals that are at risk of
becoming extinct.
9. feed animals i. animals that can live both on land and in water,
such as frogs and salamanders.
10. endangered j. to take a journey, often in Africa, to observe
species wildlife in their natural habitat.
11. overpriced k. something that is considered holy or deserving
of great respect.
12. mysterious l. belonging to the present time, modern and
current in style or ideas.
13. sacred m. causing feelings of sadness or hopelessness.
14. elegant n. to provide food for creatures, ensuring they
have enough to eat.
15. polluted o. costing more than what is reasonable or fair
for its value.
16. depressing p. showing grace and beauty in appearance or
manner, often sophisticated.
17. breathtaking q. free from disturbance or noise, providing a
sense of calm and tranquillity.
18. crowded r. something that is so beautiful or impressive
that it takes your breath away.
19. amphibians s. not meeting expectations or hopes, leading to
feelings of letdown.
20. cottage t. filled with too many people or things, making it
difficult to move around.