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Real Life: Grocery Stores (2)
1.Once a shopper pays for his/her groceries, the groceries
are put into either plastic or paper .

nets
vessels
bags
wallets
2.Before shoppers go to a store, they can make shopping
to remind them of what food is needed at home.

carts
aisles
lists
books
3.While in the grocery store, it is difficult to carry many
products so shoppers often use shopping so that
they can push them around as well as load them up with
groceries.

purses
labels
carts
vessels
4.Money saving are often used by customers in
order to get discounts at grocery stores.

coupons
carts
withdrawals

aisles
5.Various grocery products are separated into different
categories so that shoppers can easily find the products
they need. For example, flour, sugar and other baking
products are located in the same grocery .

aisle
binder
folder
cart
6.In the produce section of a grocery store, people can
use to weigh the food they want to buy because a
lot of produce items are priced per pound or per kilogram.

cartons
scales
zippers
freezers
7.Nowadays, as people are becoming increasingly aware
about the food they eat, nearly all products in North
America have nutrition on them that indicate how
much fat, calories and sodium levels are in the products.

scale
receipt
food
labels
8.Immediately after a shopper pays for his/her groceries,
the cashier will give each customer a that shows an
itemized list of purchased products and indicates all of the

items were paid for by the customer.

receipt
delivery
shift
scale
9.People often pay for their groceries with a credit or debit
card. To do so, they must first their cards through an
electronic scanning machine.

surge
turn
xerox
swipe
10.The electronic device the credit/debit card
information and then proceeds to authorize a payment in
order to complete the transaction.

scans
forfeits
resumes
deters