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Choose the correct answer. Read the shopping situations carefully.

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Yevheniia Luhantsova

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Price and Discount Quiz


Price and Discount QuizVersion en ligne Choose the correct answer. Read the shopping situations carefully. par Yevheniia Luhantsova 1 A jacket costs £40, but today it is on sale for £30. How much is the discount? a £5 b £10 c £30 2 You give the shop assistant £20 for a T-shirt that costs £16. What do you receive? a a receipt b change c a discount 3 Which sentence is correct? a The customer costs £25 for the bag. b The shop pays £25 for the bag. c The bag costs £25. 4 A shop has a sign: “Buy one, get one free!” What does it mean? a You pay for two items. b You get a second item without paying for it. c You can take the item back. 5 A customer buys trainers for £55 and pays with £60. How much change does the customer get? a £5 b £10 c £15 6 Which question can you ask when you want to know whether an item is cheaper today? a Can I try it on? b Is there a discount on it? c Can I take it back? 7 The shop charges £4 for delivery. The item costs £26. How much does the customer pay altogether? a £22 b £30 c £34 8 Which word means “a piece of paper that shows you have paid for something”? a checkout b receipt c special offer 9 A customer says, “I cannot afford this phone.” What does the customer mean? a The phone is too expensive. b The phone is on sale. c The phone is second-hand. 10 A sweater costs £32. There is £8 off. What is the sale price? a £24 b £28 c £40 11 Which phrase is the most polite way to ask to return an item? a Give me my money back. b I would like to take this back, please. c This shop is terrible. 12 A customer has bought a jacket but wants to return it. What should they keep? a their bank account b their receipt c their change 13 Which phrase means “to save money for something you want to buy later”? a save up for b give away c pay back 14 A second-hand jacket costs £15. A new jacket costs £45. How much less does the second-hand jacket cost? a £20 b £25 c £30 15 Which sentence is correct? a I paid £30 for this bag. b I charged £30 for this bag. c I cost £30 for this bag.

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Price and Discount QuizVersion en ligne

par Yevheniia Luhantsova

A jacket costs £40, but today it is on sale for £30. How much is the discount?

You give the shop assistant £20 for a T-shirt that costs £16. What do you receive?

Which sentence is correct?

A shop has a sign: “Buy one, get one free!” What does it mean?

A customer buys trainers for £55 and pays with £60. How much change does the customer get?

Which question can you ask when you want to know whether an item is cheaper today?

The shop charges £4 for delivery. The item costs £26. How much does the customer pay altogether?

Which word means “a piece of paper that shows you have paid for something”?

A customer says, “I cannot afford this phone.” What does the customer mean?

A sweater costs £32. There is £8 off. What is the sale price?

Which phrase is the most polite way to ask to return an item?

A customer has bought a jacket but wants to return it. What should they keep?

Which phrase means “to save money for something you want to buy later”?

A second-hand jacket costs £15. A new jacket costs £45. How much less does the second-hand jacket cost?

Which sentence is correct?