Shopping for Cookies and Apples

In this video tutorial, a boy visits a store and engages in a conversation with the shopkeeper. He first inquires about the price of cookies and decides to buy two. Following this, he asks about the availability of apples and oranges. The shopkeeper informs him that only apples are available, and the boy purchases three apples. The transaction concludes with the boy paying and receiving change.

What does the boy ask about first in the store?

• The availability of oranges

• The location of the store

• The price of apples

• The price of cookies

How much does one big cookie cost?

• Fifty cents

• Three dollars

• One dollar

• Two dollars

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Which fruit is not available in the store?

• Oranges

• Grapes

• Bananas

• Apples

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How many apples does the boy decide to buy?

• Two

• Four

• One

• Three

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How much change does the boy receive after his purchase?

• Four dollars

• Three dollars

• Two dollars

• One dollar

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