大学入試対策｜英語 会話文問題2 難易度：★☆☆☆☆

Kei: Hi, I’m Kei. I just arrived as an exchange student.
Chris: Hi, Kei. I’m Chris. You look like you need some help.
Kei: (　　①　　).
Chris: Don’t worry. This cafeteria has several options for payment.
Kei: I see people tapping their phones, but I’m not sure how that works.
Chris: (　　②　　).
Kei: I don’t have that set up yet. Can I pay with cash or a credit card?
Chris: Absolutely. You can use cash at any register, and most places accept credit cards, too.
Kei: (　　③　　).
Chris: Usually, yes. If there’s an international logo, it should be fine.
Kei: That’s good to know. Is there a minimum amount to use a card?
Chris: Some places might require a small minimum, but this cafeteria usually doesn’t.
Kei: Thanks for explaining. Where should I line up to pay?
Chris: You can join that line near the cashier. They will scan your items and tell you the total.
Kei: Okay, I’ll do that. (　　④　　).
Chris: Sure, I have time. Let’s go.
Kei: This is so different from my school in Japan. We usually pay in cash.
Chris: It’s normal to feel a bit lost at first. You’ll get used to it quickly.
Kei: I appreciate your help, Chris. You’ve made things a lot easier.
Chris: I’m happy to help. Enjoy your lunch and let me know if you need anything else.

ア: Yes, I’m trying to buy lunch, but I’m confused about the payment methods here.

イ: I usually study at the library after lunch.

ウ: Do they accept all kinds of credit cards?

エ: Is there a place to buy textbooks nearby?

オ: That’s a digital wallet app. Many students load money onto it.

カ: Could you come with me just in case I have more questions?

キ: Do we need to wash our own plates here?