Grocery Shopping Quiz, GEE-2 V U-4

You would likely pay for your groceries at the:

• entrance of the market

• checkout counter

• section with shopping bags

• stand where you weigh your groceries

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You might find fresh fruits and vegetables for sale at a:

• department store

• market

• clothing boutique

• electronics store

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Groceries include:

• clothes and shoes

• food and household supplies

• electronics and gadgets

• sporting equipment

Groceries are typically purchased for:

• decoration

• entertainment

• preparing meals

• wrapping presents

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You would use a scale to:

• bag your groceries

• weigh them

• pay for them at the checkout

• greet the shop assistant

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Shopping bags are used to:

• display price tags

• carry your groceries home

• weigh items at the checkout

• greet the shop assistant

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When shopping, it's important to be:

• loud and demanding

• rude to the shop assistants

• courteous and respectful

• confused about the price tags

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Before going grocery shopping, you might:

• throw away your shopping bags

• make a list of what you need

• hide the price tags in the store

• forget your wallet at home

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A price tag tells you the:

• weight of the product

• best way to use the product

• cost of the product

• name of the shop assistant

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A shop assistant can help you:

• carry your groceries to your car

• find a specific item in the store

• weigh yourself on the scale

• write a shopping list

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