Build English that wins marks.

One who cannot be bribed or influenced by money is called:

One who is unable to pay one's debts is called:

One who has no fixed home and wanders from place to place is called:

One who travels to a sacred place for religious reasons is called:

One who comes to a foreign country to settle there is called:

One who leaves one's own country to settle in another is called:

One who is forced to leave one's country because of war or persecution is called:

One who lives outside one's native country is called:

One who has no citizenship of any country is called:

One who walks on foot, especially on a road, is called:

One who rides horses, especially as a sport, is called:

One who flies an aircraft is called:

One employed to drive a private car is called:

One who carries travellers' luggage at a station or hotel is called:

One who serves passengers on a ship or aircraft is called:

One who guides a ship or aircraft along a route is called:

One who travels by sea is called:

One who climbs mountains is called:

One who travels from place to place, especially for work, is called:

One who travels on foot over a long distance is called: