Convenience Store Culture in Taiwan | Elementary ESL Reading Worksheet PDF

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Taiwan has many convenience stores. You can find them on almost every street. Big cities like Taipei have thousands of them. They are open all day and all night. This is very common in Taiwan.

People love these stores. They are شائع with students, workers, and families. You can buy food, drinks, and a small snack. You can also buy an umbrella, a hot coffee, or a rice ball. The stores are clean and bright.

Convenience stores do many things. You can pay your bill here. You can send a package or pick up a delivery. Some people even eat lunch at the store. There are small tables and chairs inside.

When you buy something, the clerk helps you. The cashier scans your item and tells you the price. Then they give you a receipt. You can pay with cash, a card, or your phone. It is fast and easy.

Convenience stores are a big part of life in Taiwan. They are clean, safe, and simple to use. Many are open 24 hours every day. For local people and visitors, these little stores make daily life easy and fun. People stop by them many times each week.

1. convenience store ____
2. clerk ____
3. snack ____
4. receipt ____
5. bill ____
6. delivery ____
7. popular ____
8. common ____
9. cashier ____
10. visitor ____

• a. amount of money you must pay for something
• b. paper that shows what you bought and how much you paid
• c. package or goods brought to a person or place
• d. seen or happening very often
• e. liked by many people
• f. small shop open long hours that sells food and many useful things
• g. small food you eat between meals
• h. person who works in shop and helps customers
• i. person who takes your money at the store
• j. person who comes to a place for a short time