Vocabulary Test About RESTAURANTS - PAYMENT Choose The Right Answer MCQ Exercise 70

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Question 1

We must go now. Would you mind asking the waiter for the _____?

A	account
B	bill
C	charge
D	price

Question 1 Explanation:

In a restaurant, the paper that shows how much you must pay is the bill (in American English, the check). Not account, because that is money kept at a bank or a shop, not the paper for one meal.

Question 2

This voucher _____ you to a free meal in our new restaurant.

A	allows
B	credits
C	entitles
D	grants

Question 2 Explanation:

Entitle someone to something means to give them the right to have it: This ticket entitles you to a free drink. Not allows, because allow needs to + verb (allows you to have), not to + noun.

Question 3

As a service charge is included in the bill, any further tipping is _____.

A	unforgivable
B	unnecessary
C	unpleasant
D	unsatisfactory

Question 3 Explanation:

The service charge is already in the bill, so you do not need to give an extra tip. Something you do not need to do is unnecessary.

Question 4

Food is very expensive now as there's been yet another _____ in prices.

A	advance
B	gain
C	increase
D	lift

Question 4 Explanation:

When prices go up, we talk about an increase in prices (or a rise in prices). Advance, gain and lift are not used with prices in this way.

Question 5

Let me _____ the bill before we leave this restaurant.

A	arrange
B	conclude
C	pay up
D	settle

Question 5 Explanation:

Settle the bill is a fixed phrase meaning to pay it. Not pay up, because pay up is used without an object and means to pay money you owe, often unwillingly: He finally paid up.

Question 6

Mr Generous decided to leave the waiter a big _____ as the food and service had been excellent.

A	addition
B	gift
C	note
D	tip

Question 6 Explanation:

A tip is extra money you give a waiter for good service: We left a big tip. Not gift, because we don't use it for money left for a waiter.

Question 7

Try our delicious four-course meal, offering you superb _____ for money.

A	cost
B	price
C	value
D	worth

Question 7 Explanation:

Value for money is a fixed phrase: something is good value for money when it is worth the price you pay. Not worth, because we don't say worth for money.

Question 8

At many restaurants, a service _____ is included in the bill.

A	charge
B	gratuity
C	cost
D	tip

Question 8 Explanation:

A service charge is an extra amount added to the bill for the waiters' service. Not tip or gratuity: these are money the customer chooses to leave, and we don't say a service tip.

Question 9

"Is the tip included in the bill?"

"No, I don't think so. It says on the menu: GRATUITIES AT YOUR OWN _____."

A	consideration
B	desire
C	discretion
D	will

Question 9 Explanation:

At your own discretion means you decide for yourself: here, you choose whether to leave a tip (gratuity) and how much. Not will, because the fixed phrase is at will, not at your own will.

Question 10

You _____ us to believe that service and V.A.T. would be included in the price.

A	led
B	let
C	made
D	tricked

Question 10 Explanation:

Lead someone to believe something means to make them think it is true: You led us to believe the price included VAT. Not made, because make takes the verb without to (made us believe), and not tricked, which needs into + -ing (tricked us into believing).

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