Vocabulary

6. A safety device that passengers must wear to remain securely seated during a journey.
8. A circular road junction where vehicles travel around a central area before taking the exit they need.
10. A situation in which a large number of vehicles move very slowly or cannot move because the road is overcrowded.
12. A major road designed for vehicles travelling at high speeds, usually connecting different cities or regions.
13. An adjective used to describe sea conditions when strong winds create large waves, making boat journeys uncomfortable or dangerous.

1. A specific area at an airport where passengers gather before entering their aircraft.
2. A raised area at a railway station where passengers wait to board or leave a train.
3. The moment when an aircraft leaves the runway and begins flying into the sky.
4. An official document that passengers must show before entering an aircraft. It usually includes their name, seat number, and flight information.
5. A protected area of water near the coast where ships can stop, remain safe, and load or unload passengers and goods.
7. The process passengers complete before travelling, where they confirm their arrival and sometimes leave their luggage.
9. Movements of water that rise and fall across the surface of the sea, often caused by wind.
11. The action of bringing an aircraft safely back to the ground at the end of a flight.