SIGNS and NOTICES (photo quiz 6)

I can use this machine and buy a bus ticket here. If I want to buy two single tickets, how much will they cost?

1. four euros forty cents
2. four pounds forty pence
3. two euros twenty cents
4. two pounds twenty pence

If the green signal opposite starts flashing, what should you do?

1. If you have already started crossing the street, you should continue.
2. If you have already started crossing the street, you should go back.
3. You can cross the street.
4. You should cross the street.

I want to buy a kilo of onions and half a kilo of garlic. How much will I pay here?

1. £11
2. £12
3. £15
4. £8.50

What does this notice say?

1. You can't chain your bike anywhere in this area.
2. You don't have to chain your bicycle to the railings.
3. You shouldn't attach your bike to the railings.
4. You shouldn't leave your bike in the garden.

They say on this board that you can have the finest fish and chips in this pub. What's so special about the meal that they serve here?

1. The fish is served with lemon
2. The chips are golden.
3. They serve two pieces of fish.
4. They use their own beer in the batter.

What does this notice board say?

1. If you enter the area, your shoes will probably get very dirty.
2. The public don't have to access the area.
3. This area is for wild life and you can't look there.
4. This is a special area for wild boars.

Would you like some cupcakes? How much are they actually?

1. If I eat them in the cafe, they will be more expensive.
2. The nut cupcakes are cheaper.
3. The price is different for different flavours.
4. There are five at the moment.

This is a notice on a lamp post. What will happen if you drink alcohol in this area?

1. A police officer can ask you to drink.
2. An authorised person can't confiscate your alcohol.
3. You can continue drinking.
4. You might have to pay as much as 500 pounds.

Why is this paper glued to the window here?

1. If you want to buy something to eat or drink, you have to go inside first.
2. In this beer garden the owner of the pub wants people to consume only things bought in his pub.
3. The Duke of York may be consumed here.
4. You can only purchase food and drink in this pub.

Can I order something to eat in this restaurant on a Tuesday at 3:30?

1. Maybe.
2. No.
3. Why not.
4. Yes.