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Ein Euro für den Wagen

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What problem does Sara have when she reaches the supermarket entrance?She needs one euro for a cart but has only a ten-euro note.She needs ten euros for a cart but has only a one-euro coin.She has money for the cart but no list of things to buy.

Which combination matches the two forms of money described?Sara has the one-euro coin; her brother brings a ten-euro note.Sara has the ten-euro note; her brother brings a one-euro coin.Sara and her brother each arrive with a ten-euro note.

Which items does Sara take from the shelves?Milk, bread and eggs, matching her original shopping plan.Milk, bread and butter, replacing the eggs on her plan.Milk, cheese and eggs, replacing the bread on her plan.

What happens to the cart before Sara and her brother go home?Her brother takes it home while Sara stays at the checkout.Sara leaves it at the shelf before she pays for the shopping.Sara returns it after taking the full cart to the exit.

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