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Wrong Total (receipt reading skills)

Cashier: $73.07, please.

Keith: What? That’s impossible. Show me the receipt!

Cashier: Here it is.

Keith: Look! The price on the shirt is $17. The receipt says $27.

Cashier: Oh yes, you’re right. The receipt is wrong. I'm sorry.

Keith: And what is the $5.57 for?

Cashier: That’s the tax Sir.

Keith: Alright. Fine.

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2. How do you read the date '06/04/2000' / April the 6th, 2000April of 6, 2000June the 4th, 2000I don't know

3. what does the red-coloured symbol mean? it means 'number'it means 'code'nothing, it's just a printing error.I don't know

4. What is the problem here? Keith is asked to pay moreKeith is asked to pay lessKeith doesn't have enough moneyI don't know

5. How is Keith feeling? He is quite relaxed actuallyHe is in total despairHe is pretty mad at the cashierI don't know

6. The cashier may...refund the money as the receipt is wronggive Keith the T-shirt as a token of his gratitudeask Keith for $10 because he's being rudeI don't know

7. Can't you see any other mistakes on the receipt? No, except the T-shirt problem, everything is fineYes, the bargain on the socks isn't taken into accountYes, the sweater is way too expensiveI don't know

8. When did Keith go shopping? In the eveningwe don't knowin the morningI don't know