A) Booking flights immediately.
B) Ignoring visa requirements.
C) Packing your backpack.
D) Defining your goals and budget.

A) Accommodation, transportation, and activities.
B) Just the price of flights.
C) Only the cost of souvenirs.
D) Ignoring daily expenses.

A) Luxury Hotels.
B) Hostels.
C) High-end resorts.
D) Private Villas.

A) Rental cars.
B) Domestic flights (always).
C) Private taxis.
D) Overnight trains or buses.

A) Because it's a fun souvenir.
B) Just to show you're serious about traveling.
C) To cover medical emergencies, theft, and trip cancellations.
D) Only for adventurous activities.

A) Consult the official embassy or consulate website.
B) Ask random people online.
C) Rely on outdated travel blogs.
D) Assume all countries have the same rules.

A) Only looking at promotional material.
B) Ignoring other travelers' experiences.
C) Reading travel blogs and guidebooks.
D) Believing everything you read online without verification.

A) Only for impressing other tourists.
B) To show respect and facilitate communication.
C) To completely replace English.
D) Because everyone speaks English fluently.

A) Climate, cultural norms, and planned activities.
B) Ignoring the weight restrictions.
C) Packing as much as possible.
D) Bringing only formal wear.

A) Using a combination of credit cards, debit cards, and cash.
B) Ignoring exchange rates.
C) Carrying large amounts of cash.
D) Relying solely on traveler's checks.

A) High-paying office jobs.
B) Building luxury resorts.
C) Government espionage.
D) Teaching English, conservation projects, and community development.

A) Trust everything they say.
B) Stay calm, refuse to engage, and report it if possible.
C) Immediately become confrontational.
D) Give them all your money.

A) Only sending postcards.
B) Sending carrier pigeons.
C) Using messaging apps and social media.
D) Ignoring them for the entire year.

A) Expecting everything to be the same as your home country.
B) Complaining constantly.
C) Researching the culture beforehand and being open-minded.
D) Isolating yourself from the local culture.

A) Feeding wild animals.
B) Buying animal products from illegal traders.
C) Observing from a distance and supporting ethical tourism.
D) Riding elephants and taking selfies with tigers.

A) Trusting everything they say on their website.
B) Choosing the cheapest option without any research.
C) Researching online reviews and checking their accreditation.
D) Ignoring testimonials.

A) Ignoring the impact of the project.
B) Choosing a project solely based on location.
C) Ensuring the project aligns with your skills and interests.
D) Only volunteering for short-term projects to get the experience.

A) To mock them.
B) Because they don't matter.
C) To prove your superiority.
D) To show respect and avoid causing offense.

A) Reducing plastic consumption and supporting sustainable practices.
B) Consuming excessive amounts of resources.
C) Littering everywhere.
D) Ignoring local environmental regulations.

A) Seek medical attention immediately.
B) Ignore it and hope it goes away.
C) Self-diagnose using the internet.
D) Ask random strangers for medical advice.

A) No concept of personal space.
B) Different food customs.
C) Universal agreement on political issues.
D) Identical social norms.

A) Avoid street food entirely.
B) Check for cleanliness and observe if it's freshly cooked.
C) Assume all street food is safe.
D) Eat at the first stall you see.

A) Basic budgeting and financial management.
B) Extreme sports proficiency.
C) Expert-level cooking skills.
D) The ability to speak every language.

A) Leave them at home to be safe.
B) Throw them away to travel light.
C) Keep them all in one easily accessible place.
D) Store them separately from the originals and digitally.

A) Wandering aimlessly without a map or plan.
B) Displaying expensive jewelry and electronics.
C) Trusting everyone you meet.
D) Being aware of your surroundings and avoiding walking alone at night.

A) Bartering aggressively to drive down prices significantly.
B) Supporting local artisans and avoiding illegal wildlife products.
C) Buying mass-produced items from large corporations.
D) Ignoring the origin of the product.

A) To forget everything that happened.
B) To impress other travelers with your writing skills.
C) To have something to sell for profit.
D) To document your experiences and reflect on your personal growth.

A) Publicly criticizing local beliefs.
B) Ignoring religious customs completely.
C) Taking inappropriate photos.
D) Dressing modestly when visiting religious sites.

A) Panic and do nothing.
B) Assume it will magically reappear.
C) Report it to the local police and contact your embassy or consulate.
D) Try to cross borders without it.

A) Familiarize yourself with the local transportation system.
B) Stay locked in your hotel room.
C) Immediately try to find the cheapest bar.
D) Announce your arrival to everyone on social media along with your current location.