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Basic Portuguese in 15 Days: Shopping and prices and At a café

Untimed topic quiz: 20 questions on Shopping and prices and At a café, with an explanation after each answer. Questions and answers are shuffled every time.

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  • Checked October 13, 2026
  • Language-reviewed October 13, 2026
Start with the lessonsBasic Portuguese: 30 Lessons: about 750 minutes of reading. Every test question is covered in the lessons.

Day 6: Shopping and prices and At a café

  1. Question 1 of 20

    What does 'Quanto custa?' mean?
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    Answer: A. How much is it?

    Quanto custa? means 'How much does it cost?'. Use it to ask a price.

  2. Question 2 of 20

    Complete: 'Quanto ___ os sapatos?'
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    Answer: B. custam

    Os sapatos is plural, so use custam (they cost). Custa is for one thing.

  3. Question 3 of 20

    How do you say 3,20 €?
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    Answer: A. três euros e vinte

    3,20 € is three euros and twenty cents: três euros e vinte. Treze is 13.

  4. Question 4 of 20

    In a shop, what does 'caro' mean?
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    Answer: D. expensive

    Caro means expensive. Cheap is barato and sales are saldos.

  5. Question 5 of 20

    The sweater is too small. What do you ask?
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    Answer: A. Tem um tamanho maior?

    Maior means bigger, so Tem um tamanho maior? asks for a bigger size.

  6. Question 6 of 20

    In a supermarket, what is 'a caixa'?
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    Answer: D. the checkout

    In a shop, a caixa is the checkout, where you pay. The fitting room is o provador.

  7. Question 7 of 20

    The cashier asks: 'Quer saco?' What is a good reply?
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    Answer: A. Não, obrigada.

    Quer saco? means 'Do you want a bag?'. You can answer sim, por favor or não, obrigado / obrigada.

  8. Question 8 of 20

    Listen. How much are the oranges?
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    Cliente: Quanto custam as laranjas?
    Vendedor: Custam um euro e oitenta o quilo.

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    Answer: A. €1.80 per kilo

    The seller says um euro e oitenta o quilo: one euro eighty a kilo.

    Transcript

    Cliente: Quanto custam as laranjas?
    Vendedor: Custam um euro e oitenta o quilo.

  9. Question 9 of 20

    Listen. How does the customer want to pay?
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    Funcionária: São vinte e três euros e quarenta.
    Cliente: Posso pagar com cartão?
    Funcionária: Sim, claro.

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    Answer: D. By card

    The customer asks posso pagar com cartão?: can I pay by card? The cashier says yes.

    Transcript

    Funcionária: São vinte e três euros e quarenta.
    Cliente: Posso pagar com cartão?
    Funcionária: Sim, claro.

  10. Question 10 of 20

    Read the sign. How much is a sweater now?

    SALDOS!
    Camisolas: 25 € → 15 €
    Sapatos: 60 € → 40 €
    Casacos: 90 € → 70 €

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    Answer: C. €15

    Camisolas are sweaters. The old price was 25 € and the sale price (saldos) is 15 €.

  11. Question 11 of 20

    Which is the most polite way to order?
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    Answer: D. Queria um café, por favor.

    Queria (I would like) with por favor is the polite way to order in Portugal.

  12. Question 12 of 20

    In Portugal, what do you get when you order 'um café'?
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    Answer: B. A small strong black coffee

    Um café in Portugal is an espresso: small, strong and black. Coffee with milk in a tall glass is um galão.

  13. Question 13 of 20

    What is 'um pastel de nata'?
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    Answer: B. a custard tart

    Um pastel de nata is a small custard tart, very popular in Portugal.

  14. Question 14 of 20

    The waiter asks: 'Mais alguma coisa?' What does he mean?
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    Answer: C. Anything else?

    Mais alguma coisa? means 'Anything else?'. If you don't want more, say é tudo.

  15. Question 15 of 20

    How do you ask for the bill?
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    Answer: C. A conta, por favor.

    A conta is the bill. A ementa is the menu.

  16. Question 16 of 20

    You want still water. What do you say?
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    Answer: A. Queria uma água sem gás.

    Sem gás means 'without gas' (still). Com gás means sparkling.

  17. Question 17 of 20

    The waiter asks: 'É para comer aqui ou para levar?' You want to take it away. What do you say?
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    Answer: A. Para levar, por favor.

    Para levar means 'to take away'. Para aqui would mean you want to eat in the café.

  18. Question 18 of 20

    Listen. What does the customer order?
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    Empregado: Bom dia, o que deseja?
    Cliente: Queria um galão e uma tosta mista, por favor.

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    Answer: B. A galão and a toasted ham and cheese sandwich

    The customer says queria um galão e uma tosta mista. A tosta mista is a toasted ham and cheese sandwich.

    Transcript

    Empregado: Bom dia, o que deseja?
    Cliente: Queria um galão e uma tosta mista, por favor.

  19. Question 19 of 20

    Listen. What kind of water does the customer want?
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    Cliente: Uma água, por favor.
    Empregada: Fresca ou natural?
    Cliente: Fresca, se faz favor.

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    Answer: A. Cold water

    The customer answers fresca, which means cold from the fridge. Natural would mean room temperature.

    Transcript

    Cliente: Uma água, por favor.
    Empregada: Fresca ou natural?
    Cliente: Fresca, se faz favor.

  20. Question 20 of 20

    Read the menu. You order a coffee and a custard tart. How much do you pay?

    Café Central – Ementa
    Café: 0,80 €
    Galão: 1,50 €
    Chá: 1,20 €
    Pastel de nata: 1,30 €
    Tosta mista: 3,00 €

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    Answer: B. €2.10

    Café costs 0,80 € and pastel de nata costs 1,30 €. Together that is 2,10 €.

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