E X E R C I S E 2: Choose the correct answer according to the passage.
1. In ancient Alexandria, visitors to temples
A) didn't have to pay for the holy water they wanted
B) had a choice of buying either holy or ordinary water
C) weren't allowed to enter without paying a bit of money
D) could buy holy water without having to talk to any sellers
E) were required to buy holy water before going into the temple
2. It's mentioned in the passage that the first automatic machines for selling tobacco
A) let people decide what a fair price should be
B) made it very easy for people to pay for the product
C) relied on the general honesty of the customers
D) had special devices to prevent theft
E) were only allowed to be used by honourable people
3. When the modern cigarette machines were first introduced, they were different from
other machines selling products in that
A) they were able to accept paper money and weren't limited to taking coins
B) the customer didn't have to have the exact amount of money to buy from them
C) customers could pay in money from other countries, not just the currency of that country
D) they were found in train stations and also sold chewing gum to people who wanted it
E) it was much easier to use them, as they were more practical than the ones selling gum
E X E R C I S E 3: Complete the sentences by selecting words from Column B in EXERCISE 1.
1. I have a reusable plastic which I put on tins of cat food to keep it fresh
after I've opened the tin.
2. In strict Muslim countries, alcohol is forbidden, so people tend to drink
tea, or coffee when they go out.
3. Because flooding is a constant problem, the people in Papua New Guinea live in
houses that are raised a few metres above the ground on wooden
posts.
4. When I wanted to buy a candy bar with a $100 bill the retailer wouldn't sell it to me as he
didn't have enough
5. Since Howard doesn't smoke, I was able to bring twice the amount of cigarettes passengers
are to take into the country.
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