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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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