B. Read the following passage. For each question, circle the correct option A, B, C, or D.

Last summer, I was planning on taking an airplane for the first time, but there were many things I didn’t know. For example, how many suitcases should I take or what can I bring in my backpack? So, I asked my mom for help, and she told me that the more luggage you bring, the more expensive the ticket is. So, she suggested bringing only the things I needed. She also told me not to take dangerous items like large batteries or sharp objects because I’ll have to go through customs. My mom also said not to lose my boarding pass or passport because I’d need them to get on the plane. Finally, she told me I needed to find the baggage claim after the airplane landed to pick up my suitcases. I’m happy my mom was able to help me know more about air traveling because it made the experience better.

38. The more luggage you bring,...

A. the more expensive the ticket is.                      B. the more it weighs.

C. the more trouble you can get in.                         D. the less you carry.

39. Why do you need a boarding pass and passport?

A. to leave the airport                                            B. to get on the airplane

C. to bring your luggage                              D. to purchase food

40. Where do you pick up your suitcases after the airplane lands?

A. the ticket counter                                              B. the lounge

C. the security office                                             D. the baggage claim

41. Why is it important to know how to travel on an airplane?

A. The ticket is expensive.                                    B. It makes the experience better.

C. Taking an airplane is faster.                     D. Bringing extra luggage costs more.

42. What is true about the story?

A. It’s important to use the seatbelt.

B. There are many places to eat at the airport.

C. There are many things to know about flying on an airplane.

D. You can get lost at the airport.