Test your travel savvy with our fact-or-fiction quiz (coronavirus edition)

Most major airlines require you to wear a mask for the entire flight, even if it is 18 hours long.

You can take a seven-day Mexican Riviera trip in September on the Carnival Panorama from Long Beach starting at $499 a person, double occupancy, excluding taxes and fees.

You can book an Alaska cruise on Cunard’s Queen Elizabeth in late August, beginning at $675 a person, double occupancy, excluding all taxes and fees.

Low-cost carrier Frontier Airlines said it would leave the middle seat empty if passengers wanted to pay $39 to guarantee it.

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Low-cost carrier Allegiant is distributing safety kits with gloves, a mask and wipes … free to all passengers.

Some interstate rest-stop bathrooms were closed because thieves were stealing toilet paper.

Amtrak is practicing social distancing and is requiring masks for all passengers.

All national parks will be open for Memorial Day.

Buying travel insurance in the time of coronavirus means you’ll get your money back if you cancel your trip.

Antibacterial wipes are the most important thing to have in your car on a long road trip.

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Answers:

1. Fact. You may remove your mask to sip a beverage, but otherwise it must remain on.
2. Fiction. The trip starts at $314 a person for the seven-day trip, excluding taxes and fees.
3. Fiction. Cunard canceled its Alaska cruise season.
4. Fact. After an outcry, Frontier said it would leave middle seats empty for free.
5. Fact. Despite the fact that Allegiant is a low-cost carrier.
6. Fact. TP theft has been reported in Nebraska when attendants were not present.
7. Fact. The national passenger railroad is spreading out passengers and requiring facial coverings.
8. Fiction. Some parks are beginning to open, but they are doing so cautiously. Check the National Parks site to see what is open.
9. Fiction. First, coronavirus was declared a “known event” about Jan. 14, so travel insurance purchased after that date means you won’t get your money back if you cancel just because you don’t want to go. Second, cancel-for-any-reason insurance, which would cover a coronavirus cancellation, returns 75% or less of your travel investment.
10. Fiction. Wipes are important, but the most important thing to have in your car is gas.

Scoring:

9-10: You are shrewd. No one will want to play poker with you.

7-8: Your laser-beam attention means if they fool you once, they fool you once.

5-6: You might want to read more, including all sorts of fine print.

3-4: Don’t go car shopping alone.

0-2: Put yourself up for adoption.