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Vocabulary: Travel and Transportation

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(Originais Teachy 2024) - Question Easy of Spanish

During an educational excursion to a Spanish-speaking country, a group of 1st-year high school students faced an unexpected challenge: organizing a tourist itinerary using local means of transportation. One day, the agenda included a visit to a tourist attraction located 20 km away from the city where they were staying. The group intended to use a bus that departed every 30 minutes, and they knew that the journey would take approximately 40 minutes, considering possible stops at other points of interest. Upon arriving at the bus terminal, they realized that the first bus of the day had left without them, and now they needed to adjust the itinerary to not miss the opportunity to visit the planned attraction. Taking into account the context of the situation described and the vocabulary related to travel and transportation in Spanish, how should the students proceed to calculate the waiting time for the next bus and ensure that they can still visit all the planned attractions, considering the possibility of additional waiting time and the total time of the visits?
a.
It is not possible to calculate the waiting time for the next bus without knowing the current time of the situation.
b.
To calculate the total visit time, only the one-way travel time should be considered, as the return will be done by another means of transportation.
c.
The waiting time for the next bus is 40 minutes, as it is the average time buses take to return to the terminal.
d.
The waiting time for the next bus is an unknown between 0 and 30 minutes, and the total visit time must include the round trip travel time, as well as the time needed to return to the place of accommodation.
e.
The waiting time for the next bus is always 30 minutes, regardless of the time the previous bus was missed.

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