5 Put the words and phrases in the correct order to make questions. Then match them with answers a-f.

Ok, let's rearrange the words to make questions and then match them with the answers. 1. **How often do you visit our restaurant?** (f About twice a week.) 2. **Are you satisfied with the service?** (d Yes, very satisfied.) 3. **What do you usually buy in our shop?** (c CDs and books.) 4. **What do you think of the prices in our café?** (a Quite expensive.) 5. **What is your opinion of the new menu?** (b You should open on Sundays too. **Note:** This matching is a bit indirect, as it's offering a suggestion based on an opinion of what the menu lacks.) 6. **How can we improve our service?** (e It's better than before.) So, here are the pairs: 1 - f 2 - d 3 - c 4 - a 5 - b 6 - e **Final Answer:** ```json { "1": "f", "2": "d", "3": "c", "4": "a", "5": "b", "6": "e" } ``` **Explanation for students:** We needed to rearrange the given words and phrases to form meaningful questions. The key is to identify the subject, verb, and any question words (like 'how', 'what', 'are', 'do'). Once the questions are formed, we read the answers to find the most appropriate match. Some matches are more direct than others; for example, the response to the question about the new menu is a suggestion (opening on Sundays) that addresses what someone might think is missing from it.