At the Airport - Multiple Choice Test

General aviation airports
1. handle private, business and charter planes
2. do not handle international passengers
3. share space with other airports
4. are larger than commercial airports
The largest building at an airport is the
1. terminal
2. hangar
3. administration building
4. control tower
The label around your baggage has a code that
1. tells staff which airport it is going to
2. has the passenger's name on it
3. has the name of the terminal on it
4. tells you to which gate you must go
In the security area
1. passengers' passports and bags are checked
2. passengers are told which gates they must go to
3. you must wait for your flight to be called
4. the baggage gets a label and is weighed
When you arrive at an airport you get your baggage
1. at the baggage claim
2. in the security area
3. in the waiting area of the terminal
4. at the check-in counter
Most airports have special shops where passengers
1. do not have to pay tax
2. can only buy foreign products
3. can only buy products when they show their passport
4. get products much cheaper than they normally are
Runways are paved roads
1. that are made of special material
2. that take planes to the tower control
3. that are always 4 to 5 km long
4. that are smaller than taxiways
Air traffic controllers
1. guide planes when they take off and land
2. use telephones to communicate with pilots
3. tell pilots which airport to go to
4. deal with arguments between airlines
The first commercial airports were built
1. far away from city centres
2. near a city's main train station
3. next to military airports
4. in the centre of a city
Commercial airports get money
1. by renting shop space and charging fees
2. from products sold in duty-free shops
3. from passengers who use the main facilities
4. from the government