Read the passage and mark the letter A, B, C, or D on your answer sheet to indicate the correct answer to each of the questions.

Viet Nam has a reputation for its low living costs. Thus, people, especially travellers can shop for quality goods. People can shop in various kinds of shops, from big shopping malls to street stores. There is a variety of different items such as clothes, silk, jewellery, handicrafts to offer.

The top places for shopping in Viet Nam include street night markets, supermarkets and shopping centres. Ha Noi Night Market, for example, can give shoppers unique experiences of a night market. They can also enjoy various kinds of delicious street food such as bun thang, La Vong grilled fish, pho, banh mi, and bun cha. Other items up for sale are T-shirts, handicrafts, accessories, shoes, sunglasses and souvenirs, which shoppers can buy at prices as low as 25 per cent of the originally quoted prices. Takashimaya - a famous shopping centre in Ho Chi Minh City - offers the best products from Japan, Europe and North America right in the heart of the city. Aeon Mall in Ha Noi, which hosts four storeys of stores ranging from jewellery and cosmetics to shoes and clothing from top brands of the world, is another example of an ideal shopping centre for people coming here.

Remember that bargaining is a must-learn skill here, especially in some local markets. You will be surprised by how much you can put the prices down after bargaining successfully.

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1.The costs of living in Viet Nam are ________.

A. high B. low C. exceptionally high D. of average level

2. ________ is an example of street night markets in Viet Nam.

A. Shopping mall    C. Takashimaya inHo Chi Minh City

B. Ha Noi NightMarket      D. Ha Noi AeonMall

3.Takashimaya in Ho Chi Minh City ________.

A. was a famous shopping centre

B. offers best traditional products

C. is on the outskirt of the city

D. has Japanese and European items to offer

4.What is closest in meaning to quoted prices?

A. Prices that customer pay.

B. Prices that shops tell customers.

C. Prices that are copied.

D. Prices that customers want to pay.

5. What should you remember when you shop in Viet Nam?

A. Go to different shopping centres C. Learn to bargain

B. Ask for a discount of 25% D. Pay 25% of the real prices