Should and Must are used differently, depending on the sentence. Should is for advice, and Must is for obligations. Choose the correct options to complete the sentences about travelling.

1. You ___________ bring your passport to travel to another country.
a) should
b) should not
c) must
d) must not

2. You ___________ bring a camera.
a) should
b) should not
c) must
d) must not

3. You __________ bring plants, food, or animals to other countries.
a) should
b) should not
c) must
d) must not

4. You __________ go through customs when you enter a new country.
a) should
b) should not
c) must
d) must not

5. You ___________ have a ticket to go on an airplane.
a) should
b) should not
c) must
d) must not

6. You ___________ bring a bathing suit if you are going to the beach.
a) should
b) should not
c) must
d) must not

7. You _________ take much cash with you.
a) should
b) should not
c) must
d) must not

8. You __________ research the places you plan to visit.
a) should
b) should not
c) must
d) must not

9. You __________ check in before you get on the airplane.
a) should
b) should not
c) must
d) must not

10. You __________ be at least 2 hours early for your flight.
a) should
b) should not
c) must
d) must not


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