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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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