Before COVID, what travel tradition did the contestant mention for their family?

• A. They went on cruises
• B. They took two-week car trips across the country
• C. They traveled by airplane
• D. They took train trips

Answer: (B)

The main idea is a family habit of long, cross-country road trips by car. Describing two weeks on the road signals a recurring, extended journey where the family travels together, visits many places, and makes memories along the way. This kind of tradition is distinct from quick getaways or trips by other modes of transport, because it centers on a continuous, shared experience over a long period and across multiple destinations. The “before COVID” detail also helps since road trips are a flexible option that many families relied on before travel disruptions affected cruises, flights, or long-distance train travel. So taking two-week car trips across the country best fits the idea of a regular family travel tradition.