Question 1
The flight delay was _____, so we had to wait at the airport for six hours.
Options: frustrating, frustrated, frustrate
Adjectives in Travel and Experiences
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Question 2
After climbing the mountain, we were completely _____.
Options: exhausting, exhausted, exhaust
Question 3
We were _____ to discover that our hotel room had a view of the ocean.
Options: surprising, surprised, surprise
Question 4
The _____ scenery along the coastal road made the drive unforgettable.
Options: amazed, amazing, amaze
Question 5
The travelers felt _____ when they realized they had lost their passports at the border.
Options: terrifying, terrified, terrify
Question 6
It was _____ to learn about the local customs during our cultural tour.
Options: interested, interesting, interest
Question 7
The hikers were _____ by the sudden storm in the mountains.
Options: shocking, shock, shocked
Question 8
The _____ noise from the street market kept us awake all night in our hostel.
Options: annoyed, annoying, annoy
Question 9
The backpackers were _____ after their _____ journey through the desert.
Options: exhausting, exhausted, exhaust
Question 10
The cruise passengers found the evening entertainment _____.
Options: bored, bore, boring
Question 11
After visiting ten countries in two weeks, the couple felt _____ but also _____ by all the new experiences.
Options: overwhelming, overwhelmed, overwhelm, excited, exciting, excite
Question 12
The travel documentary about wildlife in Africa was so _____ that we decided to book a safari trip.
Options: inspired, inspiring, inspire
Practise Adjectives in Travel and Experiences with this interactive fill-in-the-blank exercise of 12 questions. Choose the option that correctly completes each sentence, then submit to check your answers and get instant feedback on every choice.
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