Watch Purchase and Vocabulary Assessment

The video begins with a quote about trust and appearances, followed by a scene in a shopping mall where a customer is looking for a ladies watch as a gift. The conversation covers different types of watches, their prices, and warranties. The video also explains the meanings of the words 'notorious' and 'insolvent', providing examples for better understanding.

What is the main message of the introductory quote?

• Shopping is fun.

• Trust everything you see.

• Salt is better than sugar.

• Appearances can be deceiving.

What is the customer looking to buy at the shopping mall?

• A pair of shoes

• A men's watch

• A ladies' watch

• A handbag

How long is the warranty for the Swiss watch?

• One year

• Three years

• Two years

• Five years

What is the price of the Swiss watch?

• 2,000 rupees

• 1,500 rupees

• 2,500 rupees

• 800 rupees

What does the term 'notorious' mean?

• Famous for bad reasons

• Unknown

• Famous for good reasons

• Popular

Where do the Japanese watches originally come from?

• China

• Switzerland

• Japan

• Germany

What decision does the customer make about the watch?

• Buys both watches

• Leaves without buying

• Buys a Japanese watch

• Buys the Swiss watch

What does 'insolvent' mean?

• Able to pay debts

• Unable to pay debts

• Rich

• Financially stable

What example is given to explain 'insolvent'?

• A profitable company

• A successful business

• A club unable to pay debts

• A wealthy individual