Café Language Quiz

How would you ask for a menu in a café?

• a) Can I buy the menu, please?

• b) Can I see the menu, please?

• c) Do I read the menu, please?

If you want a black coffee, how do you order it?

• a) I’d have a black coffee.

• b) I’ll have a black coffee.

• c) I’m having a black coffee.

What do you say when you want to pay for your order?

• a) I’d like to pay now.

• b) I’ll pay yesterday.

• c) I’m paying tomorrow.

How do you politely ask for sugar?

• a) Could I have some sugar, please?

• b) I demand some sugar.

• c) Give me sugar.

If you want a piece of cake, how do you ask for it?

• a) Could I have a piece of cake, please?

• b) I want cake now.

• c) Give cake piece.

How do you inquire about the price of a sandwich?

• a) How much is the sandwich?

• b) How many is the sandwich?

• c) What cost the sandwich?

How do you request a glass of water?

• a) I would like a glass of water.

• b) I want a bottle of water.

• c) A water glass, now.

How do you book a table for two people?

• a) I’d like to book a table for two.

• b) Two tables for booking, please.

• c) I need two tables.

How would you ask if you can take your coffee to go?

• a) I’d take a cup of coffee to go.

• b) I take coffee away.

• c) Can coffee go with me?

What do you say if you want to look at the menu?

• a) Can I look the menu, please?

• b) May I see the menu, please?

• c) Do I see the menu?