SIGNS and NOTICES (photo quiz 9)

This is a photo from a London market. They're selling different kinds of beverages here. Mostly cider. What is it usually made from?

1. apples
2. gooseberries
3. oranges
4. rhubarb

This is a sign standing next to what kind of place?

1. a breakfast shop
2. a cafe
3. a pastry shop
4. a restaurant

How much will I pay for a large cappuccino with an extra shot to go?

1. £2.70
2. £2.85
3. £2.90
4. £3.00

Where can I buy tickets for this attraction?

1. In a museum.
2. In a shop along Pickfords Wharf.
3. In a souvenir shop.
4. In the souvenir shop.

This is a notice board of an attraction popular especially with children. What kind of attraction is it?

1. This is a merry-go-round.
2. This is a playground.
3. This is a slide.
4. This is a swing.

This is a poster advertising one of many Christmas markets in London. Where are the sellers offering their goods?

1. In brick-and-mortar shops.
2. In the London Eye.
3. In trees.
4. In wooden sheds.

This is a slip of paper that you hang on the door handle of your hotel room. Why do you do that?

1. I don't want to be disturbed.
2. I need a housekeeper to do her job.
3. I need the room service.
4. The door handle is broken.

This is a card that you can find on a table in a cafe. What does it say?

1. I can connect to the World Wide Web.
2. I can craft my coffee here.
3. I can enjoy my coffee.
4. I can have a coffee to go.

Where can you see this notice?

1. At a swimming pool.
2. In a hotel room.
3. In a shop with bathroom equipment.
4. In a shop with responsible business.

What does this exclamation mark mean?

1. They are going to start reconstructing this area.
2. You can make a lot of noise.
3. You should be quiet.
4. You shouldn't be surprised when you hear a heavy thud.