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Taking a Trip - Cross Out Puzzle Three

Materials Designed to Build Vocabulary - For English as a Second Language Students and Teachers

Copyright 2004-2007 Sally Jennings, Speak-Read-Write.com


Instructions: Cross out (put a line through) the words in the diagram in the order of the numbered instructions below. You will be left with a proverb, when remaining words are read left to right, top to bottom.


A
 B
 C
 D
 E
 F
1
 SUITCASE
 BOAT
 A
 WING
 FROM
 ZERO
2
 JOURNEY
 BOARDING
PASS
 INCH
 OF
 SHIP
 DUFFEL
3
 FOR
 TWENTY
 TRACK
 VALISE
 THE
 LANDING
CARD
4
 CANOE
 A
 TAIL
 CENTIMETER
 EIGHTY
 CONDUCTOR
5
 COCKPIT
 TRUNK
 KAYAK
 THOUSAND
 HEATHROW
 DINGHY
6
 PASSPORT
 FOOT
 SCHIPHOL
 LOCOMOTIVE
 CABIN
 LA GUARDIA
7
 MILES
 HATCH
 BEGINS
 CARRY-ON
 ABOVE
 PORTER
8
 ORLY
 RAFT
 NARITA
 HONG KONG
 VISA
 METER
9
 THE
 GARMENT
BAG
 AROUND
 SEVENTY
 ENGINE
 WITH
10
 KILOMETER
 PERMIT
 ARRIVE
 DEPART
 TUG
 TICKET
11
 NINETY
 RESERVE
 BACKPACK
 THE
 ONE
 PAY
12
 INCHEON
 STEP
 STUB
 DIESEL
 AGAINST
 CABOOSE

CROSS OUT:
  1. Paper documents for travel.
  2. Numbers smaller than 100 containing a zero.
  3. Watercraft.
  4. Airplane parts in Lines 1-8.
  5. Articles beginning with "T" used as determiners.
  6. Words connected with trains in Columns C, D, E, F.
  7. Units of measurement in lines 2, 4, 6, 8, 10.
  8. Luggage.
  9. Prepositions beginning with "F" or "A."
  10. Verbs used on a schedule, Lines 10, 11.
  11. Airports.
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