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Customs Declaration

WELCOME to the UNITED STATES

DEPARTMENT OF THE TREASURY

UNITED STATES CUSTOMS SEVICE

CUSTOMS DECLARATION

Each arriving traveller or head of family must provide the following information (only ONE written declaration per family is required):

1. Name: ___________________________________________________ Last First Middle Initial

2. Date of Birth: ____/________/______

3. Airline/Flight ___________

Day Month Year

4. Number of family members travelling with you _____________

5. U.S. Address: ________________________________________________.

City: _______________________________________ State: _________________________________________________.

6. I am a U.S. Citizen Yes□ No□

If No,

Country: ____________________.

7. I reside permanently in the US Yes□ No□

If No,

Expected Length of Stay _________________.

8. The purpose of my trip is or was BUSINESS□ PLEASURE□

9. I am/we are brining fruits, plants, meals, food soil, birds, snails, other live animals, farm products, or I/we have been on a farm or ranch outside the US.

Yes□ No□

10. I am/we are caring currency or monetary instruments over $10,000US or foreign equivalent.

Yes□ No□

11. The total value of all goods I/we purchased or acquired abroad and am/are bringing to the US is (se instruction under Merchandise on reverse side): $_________.

US Dollars

Task 33. Comment on the joke:

As Cool as a Cucumber

The control tower at a large airport received a message: “Pilot Jones to tower. My furl gauge is empty. What will I do?”

The operations agent, thinking the plane was about to make a forced landing, rushed to the mike, shouting: “Take it easy, pilot Jones. Don’t get excited. Where are you?”

The pilot calmly replied: “I’m sitting in my plane on the runway. I haven’t taken off yet.”

Travelling by sea

Vocabulary

A Sea Voyage: quay, to moor, wave, gangway, deck, steward, forward, aft, amidship(s), harbour, dock, rough sea, rough wind, pitch, roll, to call at a port, on deck; on shore, to go ashore, sea-gull, seasickness, to be sea-sick, to be bad (good) sailor, to anchor, captain’s bridge, sail, steerage, lounge, mate, lighthouse, hold, liner, boat, sailing ship, river steamer, cargo-ship, life-boat, to change for a boat, to cast the anchor, to raise the anchor, to be/lie at anchor, crew, cruise, to take a cruise.

Task 1. Read the dialogue. Write out the vocabulary on the topic.

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