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Poems and conversations · Question 31 of 150

What problem does the customer have?

Question 31

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Customer: Good morning. I bought this phone charger here on Saturday. It doesn't work.

Shopkeeper: Doesn't work? It's a good brand. Did you plug it in properly?

Customer: I plugged it in at home, at my office and at my sister's house. Three different . The phone shows nothing.

Shopkeeper: Maybe the problem is your phone.

Customer: I thought of that. So I tried my phone with my sister's charger. It charged in an hour. Then I tried her phone with this charger. Nothing.

Shopkeeper: (looking at the charger) Hmm. Do you have the ?

Customer: Here. Saturday, the fourteenth. Four hundred and fifty rupees.

Shopkeeper: The box?

Customer: Here. I kept it, just in case.

Shopkeeper: (smiling) You came . All right. I'll test it myself. (He plugs it in.) You're right, it's dead. I can give you a new one of the same kind, or you can choose another and pay the .

Customer: The same kind is fine. But could you test the new one before I go?

Shopkeeper: Of course. After what you've told me, I'd test it twice.

What problem does the customer have?

Options for question 31

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CorrectNot quiteAnswer C

Correct answer: C

Explanation

  1. "I bought this phone charger here on Saturday. It doesn't work."

Worth noting

Her tests show the phone itself works with another charger.

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Locating the problem
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