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Everyday Shopping and Consumer Terms Exercise

March 12, 2026 A2pdf

Complete the 12 sentences below. Choose the best answer for each one. Some sentences have two correct answers. Choose both.

Progress 0 of 12 answered
1The cashier asked if I wanted a ............... before I left the store.
Wrong!
A "receipt" is the proof of payment you get after buying something.
2These shoes are too small, so I want to ............... them.
Wrong!
To "return" something means to take it back to the shop.
3I paid by ............... because I did not have any cash.
Wrong!
A "card" is a common payment method when you do not use cash.
4The price tag says $9.99, but the ............... price at the register was $11.50.
Wrong!
The "final" price is the total amount you actually pay.
5I used a ............... to get ten percent off my groceries.
Select 2 answers.
Wrong!
Both "coupon" and "voucher" can mean something that gives you a discount.
6This jacket is on ............... today, so it is cheaper than usual.
Wrong!
If an item is on "sale", its price is lower than usual.
7The store has sold all its milk, so it is ............... right now.
Wrong!
"Out of stock" means the store has none available to sell.
8I checked the ............... date on the yogurt before buying it.
Wrong!
The "expiry" date tells you when food may no longer be safe or fresh.
9If you do not like it, you can get a ............... within 30 days.
Wrong!
A "refund" is money you get back after returning something.
10The phone comes with a one-year ............... in case it stops working.
Wrong!
A "warranty" is a promise to repair or replace a product if it breaks.
11At this store, you can pay in ............... or by card.
Wrong!
"Cash" means physical money, such as notes and coins.
12To get the discount, you need to show your ............... card at checkout.
Wrong!
A "loyalty" card is used to get points, rewards, or member discounts.

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Answers

  1. The cashier asked if I wanted a receipt before I left the store.
  2. These shoes are too small, so I want to return them.
  3. I paid by card because I did not have any cash.
  4. The price tag says $9.99, but the final price at the register was $11.50.
  5. I used a coupon / voucher to get ten percent off my groceries.
  6. This jacket is on sale today, so it is cheaper than usual.
  7. The store has sold all its milk, so it is out of stock right now.
  8. I checked the expiry date on the yogurt before buying it.
  9. If you do not like it, you can get a refund within 30 days.
  10. The phone comes with a one-year warranty in case it stops working.
  11. At this store, you can pay in cash or by card.
  12. To get the discount, you need to show your loyalty card at checkout.

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