Speed Spanish 6 – 96 Vocabulary Q&A on Travel, Police, Driving, Verbs, Phrases – 2025

This document presents 96 vocabulary questions and answers from Speed Spanish 6, compiled for the 2025 academic year. The content is centered around practical Spanish for travel and transportation, featuring vocabulary related to airports, car maintenance, road signs, and directions—such as aeropuerto, pasaporte, llantas, aceite, señal de alto, desviación. Learners also gain exposure to key service-related phrases used in situations involving police officers, service stations, or travel logistics (señor agente, matrícula, su licencia, facturar, llenar). A variety of essential action verbs are included to build conversational skills, such as mostrar, seguir, traducir, empezar, salir, decir. Phrases like “¿Cuánto es?”, “Estoy perdido”, “¿Dónde va?” enable students to function in real-life scenarios, while expressions like “está tomando el pelo” add cultural and idiomatic depth. Best suited for: – Students in Speed Spanish 6, Intro/Intermediate Spanish, or Spanish for travelers – Learners focusing on transportation, navigation, or service interactions in Spanish – Adult learners, police or emergency responders, tourists, and drivers seeking essential vocabulary – Anyone preparing for conversational Spanish exams, oral drills, or situational role-play Keywords: Spanish travel vocabulary, Spanish police terms, driving vocabulary in Spanish, airport Spanish, service station Spanish, Spanish road signs, estoy perdido, Speed Spanish 6, beginner Spanish, verbs for travel, Spanish idioms, LSU Spanish