A) A type of Swedish currency.
B) A type of folk dance in Sweden.
C) A Swedish coffee break with pastries.
D) A traditional Swedish holiday.

A) To study and learn new skills
B) To exercise and stay fit
C) To socialize and take a break
D) To work without distractions

A) Tea
B) Coffee
C) Cake
D) Cookie

A) Autumn
B) Spring
C) Summer
D) Winter

A) Shopping spree
B) Coffee break
C) Lunch meeting
D) Final exam

A) Chocolate cake
B) Fruit salad
C) Cinnamon bun
D) Cheese sandwich

A) Basement
B) Mezzanine level
C) Ground floor
D) Top floor

A) Coffee party
B) Book club
C) Cooking class
D) Music concert